COMMUNICATION

Question 1

 The person giving the speech.
 He or she conveys the message by sharing new information with the audience, and also conveys a message through his or her tone of voice, body language, and choice of clothing.

Answer 1

speaker, sender, source, encoder

Question 2

also conveys a message through his or her tone of voice, body language, and choice of clothing.

Answer 2

receiver or decoder

Question 3

 Refers to the information that the sender is relaying to the receiver (Verbal or Non-verbal

Answer 3

message

Question 4

message can be through

Answer 4

verbal or non-verbal

Question 5

composed of messages the receiver sends back to the source.

Answer 5

feedback

Question 6

reply

Answer 6

feedback

Question 7

feedback can be intentionally or unintenionally

T OR F

Answer 7

T

Question 8

 “The dynamics of effective communication are at the center of the exchanging of information between the sender and the receiver or vice-versa through the use of media and technologies.”

Answer 8

communication process

Question 9

Communication said to be single by nature.

T OR F

Answer 9

F, dynamic

Question 10

simple as having face-to-face conversation between two people or, it can become complex like communicating to large group of the audience using various media

Answer 10

communication

Question 11

must have full understanding of the role of each element in the communication process to achieve effectiveness in disseminating information.

Answer 11

communicator, encoder, sender, receiver, speaker

Question 12

two basic considerations of a communicator in achieving effective communication

Answer 12

1. development of information
2. selection of medium

Question 13

can be broadly defined as data, knowledge, or instructions through signals

Answer 13

information

Question 14

participants are considered producers of information.

Answer 14

source

Question 15

 The source should consider these two key components in effective communication:

Answer 15

1. development of information
2. Selection of medium

Question 16

 Communication is an essential skill that a man should enrich.

T OR F

Answer 16

T

Question 17

 Through communication, people can’t express their thoughts, positions, and feelings; individuals can share ideas and views and exchange

T OR F

Answer 17

F

Question 17

the process by which messages or information is sent from one place to another or the message itself.

Answer 17

COMMUNICATION

Question 18

be the exchange of information and the expression of feeling that can result in understanding

Answer 18

communication

Question 19

process of sharing messages between human beings.

Answer 19

communication

Question 20

TYPE OF COMMUNICATION:

communication is done by word of mouth and a piece of writing

Answer 20

verbal communication

Question 21

two types of verbal communication

Answer 21

oral and written communication

Question 22

face-to-face conversations, speech, telephonic conversation, video, radio, television, voice over the internet. In oral communication, communication is influenced by pitch, volume, speed and clarity of speaking.

Answer 22

oral communication

Question 23

signs or symbols are used to communicate. can be transmitted via email, letter, report, memo etc. influenced by the vocabulary & grammar used, writing style, precision and clarity of the language used

Answer 23

written communication

Question 24

the body language of the speaker.

Answer 24

nonverbal communication

Question 25

3 elements of nonverbal communication

Answer 25

appearance, body language, sounds

Question 26

job interviews require interviewees to wear corporate clothes. Even though your appearance may not be necessary to determine whether or not you are fit for a post, the interviewer can perceive the way you look as a sign of professionalism or lack thereof.

what type of non-verbal communication?

Answer 26

appearance

Question 27

• The way one acts as he or she speaks, whether he’s fidgeting or standing stolidly, the re ceiver adds that in the block of information to process.

what type of non-verbal communication?

Answer 27

body language

Question 28

• Tone, pace, and volume are considered in understanding the true meaning of what someone is saying

what type of non-verbal communication?

Answer 28

sounds

Question 29

what type of non-verbal communication?

a raised voice can be taken as a sign of anger, a hurried pace can mean annoyance, and a condescending tone is often understood as sarcasm

Answer 29

sounds

Question 30

two types of communication depending on style and purpose

Answer 30

formal and informal

Question 31

the type of communication practiced in corporate meetings, conferences, academic semi nars, political sessions, and juridical proceedings. Its primary purpose is information dissemination to concerning parties that are involved in certain types of official businesses.
 This type of communication abides by a set of predetermined guidelines in delivering a message.
 Due to its formal nature, there is a great emphasis on observing proper grammar and correct pronunciation. Accuracy and strict obedience to traditional rules are encouraged. Slang and foul language are strongly discourage

Answer 31

formal communication

Question 32

the most commonly used form of communication.
 It takes place in our daily interaction with one another. It happens in ordinary set tings between friends, family, classmates, and practically anyone who wishes to speak with another

Answer 32

informal communication

Question 33

a message begins at a source, is then relayed through a transmitter where it is sent using a signal towards a receiver. This message travels from sender to receiver while encountering all kinds of noise (sources of interference).

what model of communication process?

Answer 33

Shannon-weaver’s model

Question 34

believes that for effective communication to take place, the source and the receiver need to be on the same level. Only then communication will happen or take place properly. Hence, the source and the receiver should be similar.

what model of communication process?

Answer 34

berlo’s model

Question 35

regards communication as a process between an encoder and a decoder, that the messages are transmitted through a medium. Also, the decoder will be able to send feedback about the message to indicate that the message has been received.

Answer 35

wilbur schramm’s model