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WorksheetsPC_Week 12 Review
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 34mins
What is the primary purpose of communication?
To inform
To influence
To express feelings
All of the choices
Which of the following is a personal factor that can affect communication?
Noise
Culture
Low confidence
Language
It is a type of informative speech that provides a clear, vivid, and memorable picture of a person, place, thing, idea, or alternative.
Definitional
Descriptive
Explanatory
Demonstrative
Which of the following is an example of effective feedback?
Criticizing someone without offering suggestions for improvement
Providing specific examples and offering constructive criticism
Ignoring someone's efforts completely
Making personal attacks and insults
As more people cross borders because of globalization, more
language contact happens, making communication more
challenging.
True
False
When considering the role of social media in global communication, which statement requires critical thinking?
Social media always fosters open and constructive dialogue across cultures.
Social media can both connect and divide people, depending on how it is used.
Social media is a purely positive force in promoting global understanding.
Social media has no significant impact on global communication.
It is created when distance and isolation no longer matter because people are connected by technology.
Global Communication
Economic Prosperity
Workforce Opportunity
Global Village
Communication is ethical only when it is
genuine, open, cooperative and sensitive to one’s cultural and social beliefs and practices.
TRUE
FALSE
One of the principles of effective communication is empathy.
TRUE
FALSE
Which type of communication involves communication with oneself?
Intrapersonal
Mass
Interpersonal
Group
What is the imposition of various aspects of culture, customs, tradition, religion, language, and social norms by a dominant community to a non-dominant community called?
Electronic Colonialism
Globalization
Cultural Imperialism
Language Register
TRUE OR FALSE.
1. When writing a complete message, it's acceptable to leave out some details as long as the main idea is conveyed.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE.
2. Being courteous in writing means using respectful language and considering the reader's perspective.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE.
5. Coherence in writing can be ensured by organizing ideas in a logical sequence.
TRUE
FALSE
11. You are meeting a new client for the first time, and it’s important to build trust through personal interaction and body language. Which communication method should you use?
A) Video
B) Audio
C) Face-to-face interaction
D) Text-based communication
12. You want to send a detailed instruction manual that the recipient can refer to later. What communication method would be most appropriate?
A) Audio
B) Video
C) Text-based communication
D) Face-to-face interaction
13. You need to leave a short message for someone while driving, but you don’t have time to type. What communication method is best?
A) Audio
B) Video
C) Text-based communication
D) Face-to-face interaction
15. You are in a noisy environment and need to send a quick message that doesn’t require voice or visuals. What communication method should you use?
A) Audio
B) Video
C) Text-based communication
D) Face-to-face interaction
Making it direct or straight to the point. Insignificant or redundant information should be eliminated from the communication that will sent to the recipient.
Completeness
Conciseness
Consideration
Correctness
Which type of communication according to purpose is exemplified by the following dialogue:
Manager: “Please submit your report by Friday, 5 PM.”
Employee: “Understood, I’ll make sure to meet the deadline.”
Formal communication
Informal communication
Corporate communication
Communication came from a Latin term which is (a) .
What can you do if Employers receive numerous applications and often can't review them all. Typos, grammar errors, and sloppiness can create a negative impression of the applicant.
Choose an appropriate salutations
Proofread
Think of your letter as an argument
Stay on topic
This is the process of diving culture as “us” vs. ”them”. What other factors of Communication is this?
Racial and Ethnic Identity
Ethnocentrism
Stereotyping and Prejudice
A presentation that forms 20 images for 20 seconds.
multi media presentation
pecha Kucha
Pecha Pecha
Mass media
It lets you gauge how successful you were at communication.
Context
Feedback
Decoding
Encoding
Audience refers to anyone who is expected to
receive the message you are sending.
TRUE
FALSE
Mr. Smith is going to present market sales to his colleagues. What was the better and easiest way to show his presentation?
pictures
graph
bulleted words
videos
It is a periodical that contains articles written by experts in a particular field of study who report the results of research in that field.
Resume
Cover letter
Research journal
Curriculum vitae
This context involves the background of both the sender and the receiver of the message like education, religion, socioeconomic status, marital status and other beliefs.
Personal Context
Physical Context
Social Context
Psychological Context
This context is the sets of beliefs, value systems, guiding principles and assumptions based on one’s race, ethnicity, age, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity and religion, within which communication happens.
Personal Context
Professional Context
Psychological Context
Cultural Context
Sam is working on a research paper for his programming course. He decides to use an AI tool to help revise his paper and analyze his arguments. However, Sam feels unsure whether this is allowed and if he should acknowledge the use of AI. What should Sam do in this situation?
He should acknowledge the AI use and explain how it was used to revise his work.
He should submit the paper without mentioning the AI since it was just for reviewing.
He should use the AI to generate new content and include it without any changes.
He should avoid using AI entirely to avoid any potential issues.
Ben is a student with a disability who has difficulty accessing printed materials. He uses an AI tool to convert text from a printed textbook into an audio format so he can study more easily. Ben is concerned about whether he should acknowledge this AI use in his coursework. What is the correct approach for Ben to take?
He should fully acknowledge the AI tool and explain how it helped with converting the text.
He does not need to acknowledge the AI because this is a routine use for accessibility purposes.
He should avoid using the AI to prevent misunderstandings.
He should acknowledge the AI but avoid describing how it was used.
Alex is completing a timed online quiz for his course and realizes he doesn't know some of the answers. He decides to use an AI tool to help him find the correct answers in real time. Is this use of AI appropriate?
Yes, as long as Alex acknowledges that he used the AI tool to answer the quiz questions.
No, because using AI to answer real-time quiz questions is considered cheating.
Yes, because it's an open-resource quiz, and Alex can use any tool available to him.
No, but he should only mention it if the quiz instructions specifically forbid it.
Maria is struggling to start her essay for a literature course because of writer's block. She decides to use an AI tool to help her generate some initial ideas and an outline to get her started. Afterward, she significantly reworks and adds to the AI-generated content, ensuring the final submission reflects her own thoughts and analysis. Maria wonders whether she needs to acknowledge her use of AI in her essay. What should Maria do in this situation?
She should acknowledge the AI tool and describe how she modified the generated content before submitting the essay.
She does not need to acknowledge the AI tool since she significantly altered the content before submission.
She should submit the AI-generated outline without acknowledgment, as overcoming writer's block does not require recognition.
She should not use AI at all, as it is considered inappropriate for academic writing in this context.
Jordan submits an essay with a large portion of the content unchanged from an AI tool that helped him generate some arguments. He does not mention the AI use in his submission and claims the work as entirely his own. Is Jordan's use of AI appropriate?
Yes, because AI can be used to generate ideas for essays.
No, because using substantial unmodified AI-generated content without acknowledgment is against academic integrity.
Yes, as long as Jordan believes the AI content aligns with his own arguments.
No, unless Jordan used the AI tool for minor revisions only.
Which of the following is an example of ethical use of AI in academic writing?
Submitting AI-generated text as your own without editing
Using AI to check your grammar and spelling
Copying AI-generated content word-for-word
Letting AI write your entire assignment
A student uses an AI tool to generate a summary of a research article and submits it as their own work without reading the article. Which ethical principle is being violated?
Academic integrity
Time management
Creativity
Punctuality
What are the two key dimensions used to classify types of Information Disorder?
Truth and Bias
Falseness and Intent to Harm
Accuracy and Clarity
Source and Impact
Which of the following best describes malinformation?
False information shared unintentionally
Satirical content taken seriously
Genuine information shared to cause harm
Fabricated conspiracy theories
Why is the term “fake news” considered problematic in academic and policy contexts?
It is too technical
It is politically neutral
It oversimplifies complex phenomena
It is widely accepted
Which of the following is a civic responsibility in combating Information Disorder?
Practicing critical thinking and media literacy
Avoiding all social media
Trusting all online sources
Sharing unverified content
The term (a) refers to false information shared without the intention to cause harm.
The Bruneian initiative (a) serves as a fact-checking platform to combat misinformation.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly used in writing and communication. To use AI ethically and effectively, students must follow six guiding principles:
Humans First – AI is a tool, not a replacement. Students should maintain creativity and critical thinking. Always review AI-generated content for reliability and appropriateness.
Privacy and Data Rights – Never share personal, academic, or sensitive data with AI tools. Protect your own and others’ privacy.
Ethics and Bias – AI may reflect societal biases. Evaluate outputs for fairness and cultural sensitivity.
Safety – Use trusted platforms and follow digital safeguarding policies to avoid harmful content.
Transparency – Be honest about using AI. Mention the tool and version used, e.g., “I used ChatGPT (version 4.0) to brainstorm ideas.”
Accountability and Responsibility – You are responsible for what you submit. Follow institutional guidelines and seek support when unsure.
Which principle emphasizes that students must maintain their own creativity and critical thinking?
Safety
Transparency
Humans First
Ethics and Bias
AI tools may reflect societal (a) , which can lead to biased or unfair content.
What should students do to protect their privacy when using AI tools?
Share only school-related data
Avoid sharing sensitive or identifiable data
Use any platform available
Input personal information carefully
Which of the following are examples of responsible AI use in academic writing?
Select all that apply.
Submitting AI-generated work without review
Disclosing the AI tool and version used
Using AI to brainstorm ideas
Sharing classmates’ information with AI
Students are (a) for the content they submit, even if AI was used.
Which of the following options correctly outlines the ethical steps a student should follow when using AI in academic writing?
Select the one option that contains all correct steps in the correct order.
Submit content to AI → Review for bias → Remove personal data → Disclose AI use
Remove personal data → Use AI to brainstorm → Evaluate AI output → Disclose AI use and version
Use AI to generate full assignment → Cite AI tool → Review for bias → Submit
Review AI output → Submit anonymously → Mention AI in footnotes → Remove personal data
Which of the following best reflects the mindset and practice of a purposive communicator?
A purposive communicator prioritizes emotional impact over clarity to ensure the message is memorable.
A purposive communicator uses persuasive language tailored to their own beliefs, regardless of audience context.
A purposive communicator avoids adapting their message to different audiences to maintain consistency in tone and style.
A purposive communicator ensures their message is clear, ethical, and audience-centered, even if it means simplifying complex ideas.
