WorksheetsSemi-Final Long Quiz (Purposive Communication)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 50mins
You see a “No Smoking” sign at a hospital entrance. The meaning becomes stronger because of the location. This refers to:
Visual Semiotics
Geosemiotics
Online Landscape
Linguistic Landscape
A billboard written in English and Filipino reflects community language use. This is an example of:
Online Landscape
Linguistic Landscape
Symbolism
Place Semiotics
A picture of a dog representing a real dog is a/an:
Icon
Index
Symbol
Code
Seeing smoke and assuming fire is present means the smoke is a/an:
Icon
Index
Symbol
Image
A heart symbol (❤) meaning love is a:
Signifier
Symbol
Icon
Index
Checking if information is true is evaluating for:
Tone
Purpose
Cultural Sensitivity
Accuracy
Which communication aid uses simple drawings to show meaning?
Voice Amplifier
Symbols and Pictures
Voca Device
Webcam
A communication board where a person points to pictures is a:
High-Tech Aid
Low-Tech Aid
Online Tool
Software
A device that speaks the words typed into it is called:
Communication Board
VOCA
Key-Ring Card
Bulletin Board
Practicing delivery several times before presenting refers to:
Planning
Present
Practice
Preparation
Zoom, Google Meet, and Messenger are examples of:
Hardware Tools
Online Tools
Printed Tools
Assistive Tools
Adjusting message based on audience, interest, and background reflects:
Tone
Audience Awareness
Accuracy
Structure
Speech that educates or explains:
Persuasive
Entertaining
Informative
Demonstration
Speech that tries to convince or influence people:
Informative
Persuasive
Entertaining
Demonstrative
A how-to speech is:
Entertaining
Impromptu
Demonstrative
Persuasive
Speaking without preparation is:
Impromptu Speech
Memorized
Demonstration
Read
Using gestures, posture, and eye contact shows effective use of:
Tone
Body Language
Grammar
Visual Aids
A movie with sound and video is:
Audio
Visual
Audiovisual
Graphic Material
A voice amplifier is helpful when:
Audience is small
Topic is formal
Speaker has a weak voice
The room is quiet
Communication is mainly about building:
Humor
Confidence
Understanding and Connection
Vocabulary
A sign placed on a church gains meaning due to:
Visual Semiotics
Place Semiotics
Internet Culture
Tone
Online posts can spread quickly, so evaluating source is part of checking:
Design
Credibility
Tone
Grammar
A PowerPoint presentation is an example of:
Hardware
Software Tool
Audio Device
Assistive Tool
Smile, open hands, relaxed shoulders show positive:
Tone
Grammar
Non-Verbal Cues
Online Strategy
A speech meant to entertain:
Persuasive
Entertaining
Demonstrative
Informative
A well-organized written report requires:
Long words
Logical Structure
Fast delivery
Loud voice
A billboard using emotional pictures to attract attention uses:
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
Logic
Using statistics to convince audience appeals to:
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
Design
Citing experts or authority is:
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
Emotion Technique
The audience becomes more engaged when the speaker:
Speaks monotone
Asks questions and interacts
Avoids eye contact
Reads everything
Audience awareness is optional in presentations.
True
False
Linguistic landscapes use language in public spaces.
True
False
A symbol looks exactly like what it represents.
True
False
VOCAs are used to help individuals communicate aloud.
True
False
A communication board is an example of a high-tech tool.
True
False
Online communication spreads messages quickly.
True
False
Preparation is not necessary if you are confident.
True
False
Clarity in speech means using simple and clear words.
True
False
Audience awareness is optional in presentations.
True
False
Tone of voice can change the meaning of a message.
True
False
A sign whose meaning depends on culture and learning.
(a)
A sign that looks like what it represents.
(a)
Language seen in public spaces.
(a)
Meaning based on location and environment.
(a)
Speech that aims to educate.
(a)
Speech with no preparation.
(a)
Combining text, images, and video.
(a)
Organizing ideas logically in a report.
(a)
Credibility appeal in persuasive speech.
(a)
Emotional appeal in persuasive speech.
(a)
