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ORAL COM PRELIM REVIEW QUIZ

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 1hrs 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The news channel announces weather updates for the coming typhoon.

a)

Control

b)

Emotional Expression

c)

Information Dissemination

d)

Motivation

e)

Social Interaction

2.

A company memorandum reminds employees to follow the new dress code starting next week.

a)

Control

b)

Emotional Expression

c)

Information Dissemination

d)

Motivation

e)

Social Interaction

3.

I saw my friend yesterday and ask her what she is up to these days.

a)

Control

b)

Emotional Expression

c)

Information Dissemination

d)

Motivation

e)

Social Interaction

4.

The players were talking about their plans on how to defeat the opponent.

a)

Control

b)

Emotional Expression

c)

Information Dissemination

d)

Motivation

e)

Social Interaction

5.

A student cries while telling their friend about a recent breakup.

a)

Control

b)

Emotional Expression

c)

Information Dissemination

d)

Motivation

e)

Social Interaction

6.

A patient tells the doctor about the pain she has been experiencing.

a)

Control

b)

Emotional Expression

c)

Information Dissemination

d)

Motivation

e)

Social Interaction

7.

A principal tells the school staff to strictly implement the “No ID, No Entry” policy.

a)

Control

b)

Emotional Expression

c)

Information Dissemination

d)

Motivation

e)

Social Interaction

8.

A teacher gives a speech to inspire students to pursue their dreams.

a)

Control

b)

Emotional Expression

c)

Information Dissemination

d)

Motivation

e)

Social Interaction

9.

A parent encourages their child to keep practicing for the upcoming competition.

a)

Control

b)

Emotional Expression

c)

Information Dissemination

d)

Motivation

e)

Social Interaction

10.

The barangay captain posts the status of the project on the community bulletin board.

a)

Control

b)

Emotional Expression

c)

Information Dissemination

d)

Motivation

e)

Social Interaction

11.

Two friends talk about their plans for the weekend over lunch.

a)

Control

b)

Emotional Expression

c)

Information Dissemination

d)

Motivation

e)

Social Interaction

12.

She did not “go around circles” when she told us the story so it was easy to follow.

a)

Clearness

b)

Completeness

c)

Conciseness

d)

Concreteness

13.

The instructions were arranged logically so the audience could follow easily.

a)

Clearness

b)

Completeness

c)

Conciseness

d)

Concreteness

14.

The announcement included all the details—time, place, and instructions.

a)

Clearness

b)

Completeness

c)

Conciseness

d)

Concreteness

15.

The teacher explained the lesson in easy-to-understand terms.

a)

Clearness

b)

Completeness

c)

Conciseness

d)

Concreteness

16.

The speaker provided references and facts to support his statements.

a)

Clearness

b)

Completeness

c)

Conciseness

d)

Concreteness

17.

Everybody understood the story because it was told using understandable words.

a)

Clearness

b)

Completeness

c)

Conciseness

d)

Concreteness

18.

The speaker focused on one goal which is to inspire his audience.

a)

Clearness

b)

Completeness

c)

Conciseness

d)

Concreteness

19.

She avoid any words that can offend the Muslim people.

a)

Consideration

b)

Correctness

c)

Courtesy

20.

Since the audience is composed of lawyers, the speaker used legal terms to connect with them.

a)

Consideration

b)

Correctness

c)

Courtesy

d)

Clearness

21.

The editor made sure that the news is free from any errors.

a)

Consideration

b)

Correctness

c)

Courtesy

d)

Clearness

22.

Before explaining, a teacher uses simple words knowing some students are non-native speakers..

a)

Consideration

b)

Correctness

c)

Courtesy

d)

Clearness

23.

The letter was free from grammatical errors and misspelled words.

a)

Consideration

b)

Correctness

c)

Courtesy

d)

Clearness

24.

The doctor used French words that the Filipino patient could not understand.

a)

Emotion

b)

Information Overload

c)

Jargon

d)

Language Barrier

25.

The lawyer spoke using too many unfamiliar legal terms, making it hard for the client to follow.

a)

Emotion

b)

Information Overload

c)

Jargon

d)

Language Barrier

26.

Carlos was overwhelmed when his boss gave him a list of 20 tasks all at once.

a)

Emotion

b)

Information Overload

c)

Jargon

d)

Language Barrier

27.

She was too scared to speak in front that she was shaking during the conference.

a)

Emotion

b)

Information Overload

c)

Jargon

d)

Language Barrier

28.

The meeting was stressful for Ana because she was upset about a personal matter and could not pay attention.

a)

Emotion

b)

Information Overload

c)

Jargon

d)

Language Barrier

29.

An IT technician explains the solution using highly technical computer vocabulary.

a)

Emotion

b)

Information Overload

c)

Jargon

d)

Language Barrier

30.

The radio message was unclear because of static interference.  

a)

Medium Disturbance

b)

Noise

c)

Physical Disability

d)

Language Barrier

31.

The tourist used highfalutin or very complex English words that left the staff confused.

a)

Medium Disturbance

b)

Noise

c)

Physical Disability

d)

Language Barrier

32.

The construction in the other building made it impossible for the workers to hear safety instructions.

a)

Medium Disturbance

b)

Noise

c)

Physical Disability

d)

Language Barrier

33.

The video freezes repeatedly during an online class.

a)

Medium Disturbance

b)

Noise

c)

Physical Disability

d)

Language Barrier

34.

An employee with an eye infection struggles to read an important email.

a)

Medium Disturbance

b)

Noise

c)

Physical Disability

d)

Language Barrier

35.

Mario could not see the diagrams clearly because of his visual impairment.

a)

Medium Disturbance

b)

Noise

c)

Physical Disability

d)

Language Barrier

36.

This element refers to the situation of the communication.

(a)  

37.

This refers to a person who sends and receives in the Transaction Model.

(a)  

38.

This type of communication refers to spoken and written words.

(a)  

39.

This is another term for one-way.

(a)  

40.

This element refers to the process of converting ideas into words or actions.

(a)  

41.

This model of communication is one-way. 

(a)  

42.

This is the element that performs the decoding.

(a)  

43.

This refers to the background of the communicators according to the Schramm Model.

(a)  

44.

This is the element missing in the mother of all communication models.

(one word only)

(a)  

45.

This element refers to the medium or means of communication.

(one word only)

(a)  

46.

Communication is a (a)   because it follows a step-by-step procedure. 

(one word only)

47.

This element refers to the ideas, thoughts, information, sent by the receiver.

(one word only)

(a)  

48.

This element refers to the ideas, thoughts, information, sent by the speaker.

(one word only)

(a)  

49.

This element refers to the source of information.

(one word only)

(a)  

50.

In the Transaction Model, it refers to barriers inside the speaker/receiver such as biases, feelings, etc.

(one word only)

(a)  

51.

This is what you build if you consider the relevant information of your audience.

(one word only)

(a)  

52.

This element refers to anything that can disrupt the communication process.

(one word only)

(a)  

53.

This is another term for two-way.

(one word only)

(a)  

54.

This type of communication refers to actions.

(one word only)

(a)  

55.

In the Transaction Model, it refers to barriers in the environment such as background noise.

(one word only)

(a)  

56.

Arrange the following situations in the correct order according to the Process of Communication.

  1. I. Anna waves her hand to signal goodbye to her friend.

  2. II. Her friend sees the hand movement.

  3. III. Anna thinks of a way to say goodbye without speaking.

  4. IV. Her friend smiles and waves back.

  5. V. Anna decides to lift her hand and move it side to side.

  6. VI. The friend understands that Anna is leaving.

a)

III → V → I → II → VI → IV

b)

I → V → III → II → IV → VI

c)

III → I → V → II → VI → IV

d)

V → III → I → IV → II → VI