WorksheetsFinal Exam Review
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 32mins
Who delivers the information in communication?
Receiver
Sender
Feedback
Message
Who interprets the information in communication?
Message
Receiver
Tone
Feedback
What is the information being communicated?
Message
Feedback
Tone
Clarity
What is a response given to a message called?
Message
Feedback
Clarity
Distraction
What is verbal communication?
Gestures or posture
Words spoken or written
Eye contact
Tone of voice
What is nonverbal communication?
Smiling or nodding
Writing a note
Talking
Listening
What type of communication includes gestures, posture, or movements?
Eye contact
Body language
Verbal
Tone
What uses the way words are spoken to show emotion?
Facial expression
Tone of voice
Message
Feedback
Which shows emotions using your face?
Tone
Facial expression
Clarity
Respect
What does active listening involve?
Daydreaming during a lecture
Maintaining focus and showing understanding
Talking over the speaker
Writing notes silently
What shows engagement when looking at the speaker?
Confidence
Clarity
Eye contact
Respect
What is treating others with kindness and value?
Confidence
Respect
Tone
Clarity
What makes communication clear and easy to understand?
Confidence
Respect
Clarity
Feedback
What is showing self-assurance when communicating?
Respect
Confidence
Eye contact
Feedback
What is a breakdown in communication when a message isn’t understood correctly?
Mixed message
Misunderstanding
Distraction
Interrupting
What is stopping someone from speaking by cutting in?
Feedback
Distraction
Interrupting
Mixed message
What reduces focus during communication due to inner or outside noise?
Distraction
Feedback
Misunderstanding
Mixed message
What is the overall sound or feeling in your speech?
Clarity
Confidence
Tone
Respect
What is it called when verbal and nonverbal communication don’t match?
Mixed message
Distraction
Misunderstanding
Tone of voice
What helps prevent injuries while working?
Posture
Endospore
Ergonomics
Tone
What provides stability when lifting?
Center of gravity
Posture
Base of support
Ergonomics
What is the point where body weight is balanced?
Center of gravity
Base of support
Posture
Balance point
When lifting, where should you bend?
At the waist
At the knees
At the back
At the hips
What is safer than lifting when possible?
Sitting
Running
Pushing or pulling
Lifting quickly
What is the study of how people move to reduce injury?
Anatomy
Physics
Ergonomics
Posture
What is the living thing a virus invades?
Host
Vector
Parasite
Endospore
What spreads a virus to other hosts?
Host
Vector
Parasite
Prokaryote
What organism harms its host to survive?
Parasite
Vector
Prokaryote
Cocci
What protects the virus on the outside?
Surface proteins
Genetic material
Protein coat
Binary fission
What holds instructions for making new viruses?
Surface proteins
Genetic material
Protein coat
Key-and-lock system
What helps viruses attach to specific cells?
Surface proteins
Host
Protein coat
Conjugation
What explains how viruses fit only certain cells?
Key-and-lock system
Protein coat
Endospore
Vector
Which virus multiplies immediately, killing the host cell?
Active virus
Hidden virus
Prokaryote
Parasite
Which virus hides before becoming active?
Hidden virus
Active virus
Prokaryote
Conjugation virus
Who first discovered bacteria in the 1600s?
Louis Pasteur
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
Robert Koch
Joseph Lister
What do we call organisms without a nucleus?
Parasites
Prokaryotes
Vectors
Endospores
What do we call organisms without a nucleus?
Parasites
Prokaryotes
Vectors
Endospores
What bacteria shape is rod-like?
Cocci
Spirilla
Bacilli
Endospore
What bacteria shape is round?
Cocci
Spirilla
Bacilli
Endospore
What bacteria shape is spiral?
Bacilli
Cocci
Spirilla
Endospore
What is asexual reproduction in bacteria called?
Conjugation
Binary fission
Endospore formation
Active virus
What is sexual reproduction in bacteria called?
Conjugation
Binary fission
Endospore formation
Active virus
What helps bacteria survive harsh conditions?
Host
Protein coat
Endospore
Cocci
Why is active listening important?
It makes communication faster
It helps avoid misunderstandings
It interrupts politely
It helps send mixed messages
Which of these is an example of a mixed message?
Saying “I’m happy” while smiling
Saying “I’m fine” while frowning
Nodding when saying “yes”
Waving hello while saying hello
How does good posture and ergonomics keep workers safe?
Prevents strain and injuries
Makes them taller
Improves eyesight
Stops viruses
How does a vector spread disease?
By invading a cell directly
By carrying pathogens between hosts
By reproducing quickly
By forming endospores
Which of these is a common virus?
Flu
Tuberculosis
Strep throat
Ringworm
How does a virus multiply?
By splitting in half
By using a host cell’s machinery
By forming spores
By binary fission
What’s the difference between an active virus and hidden virus?
Active multiplies right away; hidden waits first
Hidden multiplies right away; active waits first
Both multiply right away
Neither multiplies
What are the three basic shapes of bacteria?
Spirilla, bacilli, cocci
Endospore, parasite, vector
Round, square, triangle
Host, protein coat, virus
Why do bacteria form endospores?
To reproduce quickly
To survive harsh conditions
To attach to hosts
To spread viruses
What is the main function of a virus's genetic material?
To provide energy
To destroy host cells
To protect the virus
To help the virus reproduce
Which part of communication involves giving a response to the sender?
Message
Feedback
Tone
Receiver
What is the rod-shaped form of bacteria called?
Bacilli
Spirilla
Endospore
Cocci
What is the main function of a virus's protein coat?
To store energy
To protect genetic material
To help with movement
To produce food
Which part of communication involves listening and responding?
Message
Feedback
Sender
Tone
What is the round-shaped form of bacteria called?
Bacilli
Spirilla
Cocci
Endospore
Which of the following is an example of nonverbal communication?
Writing an email
Smiling at someone
Reading a book aloud
Making a phone call
What is the main purpose of giving feedback in communication?
To interrupt the speaker
To ignore the message
To change the topic
To show understanding and improve the message
Which action can help avoid misunderstandings in communication?
Interrupting frequently
Using clear and simple language
Assuming the message is clear
Ignoring nonverbal cues
What is the main purpose of feedback in communication?
To interrupt the speaker
To ignore the message
To clarify understanding
To change the topic
Which of the following is an example of nonverbal communication?
Writing an email
Speaking on the phone
Nodding your head
Reading a book
