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SVC - INP COM - S1 - Theoretical Foundations

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which model of communication describes it as a one-way transmission from sender to receiver?

a)

Interactional

b)

Linear

c)

Transactional

d)

Constitutive

2.

In the Linear Model, what is “noise”?

a)

Background music

b)

Anything that disrupts or distorts the message

c)

A type of feedback

d)

A cultural context

3.

Which is a limitation of the Linear Model?

a)

It ignores the role of context

b)

It overemphasizes feedback

c)

It treats all participants as equal

d)

It assumes co-creation of meaning

4.

The Interactional Model added what key feature?

a)

Noise

b)

Feedback

c)

Culture

d)

Power relations

5.

Which is a limitation of the Interactional Model?

a)

No role for context

b)

Sequential, not simultaneous

c)

No clear sender

d)

Ignores message clarity

6.

Which example best illustrates the Interactional Model?

a)

Classroom Q&A

b)

Emergency alert SMS

c)

Workplace hierarchy

d)

Heated argument

7.

The Transactional Model highlights that:

a)

Communication is always clear

b)

Communicators are senders and receivers simultaneously

c)

Messages are unaffected by context

d)

Feedback is unnecessary

8.

Which is not a key element of the Transactional Model?

a)

Shared meaning

b)

Simultaneity

c)

Relational and cultural context

d)

Noise-free messages

9.

Which sitcom clip illustrates the Transactional Model?

a)

Key & Peele – Texting Miscommunication

b)

Modern Family – Gloria’s Miscommunication

c)

The Big Bang Theory – Prolonged Misunderstanding

d)

Friends – The Break

10.

The Constitutive Model (Craig, 1999) views communication as:

a)

Sending information accurately

b)

Constructing identities, relationships, and realities

c)

Avoiding noise

d)

Alternating feedback

11.

Which quote captures the Constitutive Model?

a)

“Communication is about the clarity of the message.”

b)

“Communication is the process by which we create the worlds we live in.”

c)

“Communication is sender → message → receiver.”

d)

“Communication ends once feedback is given.”

12.

Which advertising campaign was used as an example of the Constitutive Model?

a)

Apple “Think Different”

b)

Dove “Real Beauty”

c)

Nike “Dream Crazy”

d)

Coca-Cola “Share a Coke”

13.

In the Modern Family clip, which model is least effective in explaining how meaning shifts through feedback?

a)

Linear

b)

Interactional

c)

Transactional

d)

Constitutive

14.

In the Key & Peele texting skit, what factor causes miscommunication?

a)

Cultural context

b)

Ambiguity in tone and assumptions

c)

Too much feedback

d)

Shared meaning

15.

Which element is emphasized in all models?

a)

Feedback

b)

Context

c)

Message clarity

d)

Noise

16.

Which concept describes how meaning is shaped together in conversation?

a)

Linear transmission

b)

Feedback loop

c)

Co-creation of meaning

d)

Noise reduction

17.

Which concept focuses on physical, psychological, and cultural environments shaping communication?

a)

Feedback

b)

Context

c)

Noise

d)

Inclusion

18.

The ethical dimension of the Constitutive Model highlights:

a)

Efficiency in sending messages

b)

Who is included, excluded, or silenced

c)

Message clarity and accuracy

d)

Technological improvements

19.

Which in-class activity asked students to apply different models to the same real-life exchange?

a)

Debate on globalization

b)

Communication Model Application

c)

Advertising campaign design

d)

Role-play interviews

20.

Which digital ad was shown at the end of the session as an additional example of communication shaping meaning?

a)

Nike “Just Do It”

b)

Pantene “Labels Against Women”

c)

Dove “Real Beauty”

d)

Apple “1984”