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Communication Strategies Quiz

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of NOMINATION in communication?

a)

To limit the conversation

b)

To change the topic smoothly

c)

To end a conversation

d)

To set the purpose of the conversation

2.

Which strategy allows participants to take turns in a conversation?

a)

TERMINATION

b)

TOPIC CONTROL

c)

TURN-TAKING

d)

REPAIR

3.

What does TOPIC SHIFTING help with in a conversation?

a)

Ending a conversation

b)

Limiting responses

c)

Controlling the topic

d)

Changing the topic smoothly

4.

What is the main focus of the section on Shifting in Communication?

a)

Adjusting language based on context

b)

Changing the topic

c)

Controlling turn-taking

d)

Ending conversations

5.

In which context is the language form more structured and formal?

a)

Casual conversation

b)

Talking to a friend

c)

Talking to a teacher

d)

Delivering a speech

6.

What type of speech act involves the intention behind the words?

a)

Communication Breakdown

b)

Illocutionary Act

c)

Locutionary Act

d)

Perlocutionary Act

7.

Which of the following is an example of a formal message?

a)

Give me your notes.

b)

Can you hand me that?

c)

Good morning, Sir. May I ask a question?

d)

Hey, what’s up?

8.

What does REPAIR refer to in communication strategies?

a)

Controlling turn-taking

b)

Changing the topic

c)

Overcoming communication breakdown

d)

Ending a conversation

9.

What is the relationship of speakers when talking to a teacher?

a)

Formal and respectful

b)

Equal and casual

c)

Intimate and close

d)

Distant and official

10.

What does the term 'Delivery' refer to in speech style?

a)

The duration of interaction

b)

The message content

c)

The tone, pacing, and expression

d)

The relationship of speakers

11.

Which of the following is an example of a casual delivery?

a)

Reading a prayer

b)

May I please borrow your notes?

c)

Can you hand me that?

d)

Good morning, everyone.

12.

What does NOT ACKNOWLEDGING THE NEW SITUATION imply?

a)

Ending the conversation

b)

Continuing the current situation

c)

Changing the topic

d)

Requesting clarification

13.

What is the role of the speaker when delivering a speech?

a)

The audience controls the conversation

b)

The speaker carries full responsibility

c)

The student follows a respectful role

d)

Both can speak freely

14.

What is an example of a command in speech acts?

a)

Could you please lower your voice?

b)

May I ask a question?

c)

Can you help me?

d)

Be quiet now.