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WorksheetsOral Communication: Review Activity
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 16mins
Checklist:
What are the elements found in Transactional Model
feedback
physical
psychological
message
Checklist:
What are the elements found in interactive model?
receiver
sender
channel
field of experience
Checklist:
What are the elements found in linear model?
sender
feedback
channel
noise
It presents communication as a two-way process in which the receiver gives feedback to the sender.
Transactional Communication Model
Linear Communication Model
Interactive Communication Model
It presents a communication not only as a two-way process but also as a simultaneous activity.
Interactive Communication Model
Linear Communication Model
Transactional Communication Model
According to the linear model of communication, at any given point in time a person is sending a message and receiving a message.
TRUE
FALSE
What is Visual Communication?
(a)
Non-verbal communication is communication with the use of words and language.
TRUE
FALSE
What is the main purpose of written communication?
Entertain readers
Convey ideas and information through the written word
Replace verbal communication
Avoid face-to-face meetings
TRUE OR FALSE.
Clarity uses plain language, which is characterized by explicitness and exact or concrete words.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE.
Courtesy is defined as a complete message that reduces the need for follow-up questions and smoothens the communication process.
TRUE
FALSE
What element of effective communication is about keeping your message to a point, and more about the content of your message rather than its length?
CLARITY
COURTESY
COMPLETENESS
CONCISENESS
What element of communication describes the expression of sincere regards of the receivers’ interest, and viewing the message in the receivers eyes before sending it?
COURTESY
CORRECTNESS
CONSIDERATION
CLARITY
What element of communication describes the accurate transfer of ideas and messages from the sender to the receiver through the use of simple and specific words?
CLARITY
CONCRETENESS
CORRECTNESS
COURTESY
This refers to the speaker's polite and unbiased crafting of the message.
What is it?
CONCISENESS
COURTESY
CONCRETENESS
COMPLETENESS
This refers to the speaker's mindfulness of his or her grammar in crafting the
message. What is it?
CLEARNESS
COMPLETENESS
CORRECTNESS
CONCRETENESS
To become an active listener is one of the strategies in communication.
TRUE
FALSE
Language barrier is also known as:
Physical Barrier
Cultural Barrier
Emotional Barrier
Semantic Barrier
Shaina cannot utter the words. She is looking at the number of people in front of her. She is ready but she cannot conquer her stage fright. What communication barrier is this?
Cultural Barrier
Linguistic Barrier
Psychological Barrier
Physical Barrier
Which of these barriers occur when people belong to different religious background?
Physical Barrier
Linguistic Barrier
Speech Decoding
Cultural Barrier
During a meeting, the dim lighting made it hard for employees to see the presentation clearly, causing confusion and miscommunication. What barrier of communication is this?
Physical barrier
Psychological barrier
Cultural barrier
Linguistic Barrier
Oscar was having his online class. He was called by his teacher to read an excerpt when a truck suddenly horned and a bike passed by. He did not hear his teacher and did not open his mic. The class was all waiting for him to read but there was no response from Oscar.
Cultural Barrier
Physical Barrier
Psychological Barrier
Semantic Barrier
Can be defined as the aspect or conditions that interfere with effective exchange ideas or thoughts.
Communication
Communication barriers
Barriers
This barrier of communication happens when you are feeling frustrated or hopeless.
Technological Barrier
Physiological Barrier
Physical Barrier
Psychological Barrier
During an international meeting, a Filipino employee avoids direct eye contact out of respect, but an American colleague interprets it as a lack of confidence or honesty, leading to misunderstanding.
Language Differences
Nonverbal Misinterpretation
Cultural Norms
Stereotypes
A stereotype is best described as:
shared views about an individual
an oversimplified image of a person who belongs to a particular group
learned ideas we hold about ourselves
behaviour towards a particular group
A person who grew up in American culture hears many jokes about the Korean practice of eating dogs and how it is considered unusual action in the States. This is an example of:
Cultural Norms
Ethnocentrism
Stereotypes
Language Differences
What is the primary goal of intercultural communication?
To reinforce cultural differences
To transmit information within a single culture
To impart information, ideas, and opinions across various cultures
To promote cultural isolation
During a group discussion, a Japanese student remains silent to show respect and attentiveness, but a Western classmate interprets the silence as disinterest, causing miscommunication.
Language Differences
Nonverbal Misinterpretation
Cultural Norms
Stereotypes
