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Question 1

Latin word: “unum”

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one

Question 2

a process through which that participants end up with “____”
common understanding. This can also be termed as a “_____l understanding.

Answer 2

one; mutual

Question 3

communication within a person.

Answer 3

intrapersonal communication

Question 4

Participants in the communication process do not have to rely on____ and _____
languages.

Answer 4

written; oral

Question 5

Anything perceived by the________ can be used to communicate.

Answer 5

senses

Question 6

takes place within a large group of participants. Social media vlogs,
TV and radio broadcasts, and newspapers are all tools for

Answer 6

mass communication

Question 7

This comes in the form of self talk and meditation

Answer 7

intrapersonal communication

Question 8

Time and space may affect but not prevent communication. We owe this to
_________-.

Answer 8

technology

Question 9

who attempted to explain the concept of communication through
models.

Answer 9

commubnication theorist

Question 10

_________ are important because they are able to explain hard-to-understand abstract
concepts through simpler means

Answer 10

models`

Question 11

presents a simple, linear model of communication
that signifies its process and function to society.

Answer 11

Harold dwight laswell

Question 12

. Surveillance of the environment

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the watchdog

Question 13

Correlation of components of society

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the policymakers

Question 14

Cultural transmission between generation

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the educators

Question 15

This form highlights the shifting roles of the encoder (source) and the decoder
(receiver).

Answer 15

osgood-schramm

Question 16

there are three functions of communication according to harold dwight laswell

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1. the wtachdog 2. the policymakers 3. the educators

Question 17

This early model of communication emphasizes a factor that affects the
transmission of message through the channel – noise.

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shannon weaver

Question 18

This model of communication is unique because it is not linear; rather, it is
circular.

Answer 18

osgood-schramm

Question 19

5 + 1 elements of shannon weaver

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sender encoder channel decovder receiver + noise

Question 20

s anything that disrupts the channel during the flow of message from
the sender to the receiver

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noise

Question 21

5 parts of laswell model

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communicator, message, medium, receuver, effect

Question 22

this presents that communication does not really end with the effect
on the side of the receiver. There should be another element that serves as the
decoder’s reply to the encoder. This is feedback.

Answer 22

osgood-schramm

Question 23

This model is similar to Osgood and Schramm’s model because of their
circular nature. However, Dance gives an additional interpretation in order to explain
the dynamism of communication.

Answer 23

dance helical

Question 24

explains that communication is dynamic or evolutionary. This means
that change must be result of communication, and this change must be constant as
communication progresses

Answer 24

dance helical

Question 25

highlights the ideal end product of this dynamism: the sense of mutual understanding.

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kincaid's convergence model

Question 26

this model implies that effective communication should be consistent and repetitive

Answer 26

kincaid;s convergence model

Question 27

The ability to identify, understand, interpret, create, communicate and compute, using printed and written materials associated with varying contexts.

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literacy

Question 28

involves a continuum of learning, wherein individuals are able to achieve their goals, develop their knowledge and potential, and participate fully in their community and wider society. (CHED, 2016)

Answer 28

litercy

Question 29

The physical objects used to communicate with, or the mass communication through physical objects such as radio, television, computers, film, etc. It also refers to any physical object used to communicate messages. (CHED, 20

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Media

Question 30

are sound devices which can be used to amplify volume and for that purpose they are considered media.

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megaphones and microphones

Question 31

Today media has been classified as _________ and ________.

Answer 31

traditional and modern

Question 32

Media, in the light of mass communication, must always have a sense of _________- and __________>

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credibility and dignity

Question 33

The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media in a variety of forms. It aims to empower citizens by providing them with the competencies (knowledge and skills) necessary to engage with traditional media and new technologies. (CHED, 2016)

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media literacy

Question 34

four key words

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access, analyze, evaluate and create

Question 35

A broad term that covers processed data, knowledge derived from study, experience, instruction, signals or symbols

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information

Question 36

in information,The key word in this definition is “__________"

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processed data

Question 37

The ability to recognize when information is needed, and to locate, evaluate, and effectively communicate information in its various formats.

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information literacy

Question 38

The ability of an individual, either working independently or with others, to responsibly, appropriately, and effectively use technological tools. Using these tools an individual can access, manage, integrate, evaluate, create and communicate information

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technology literacy

Question 39

y includes the competencies to be effective in all stages of the lifecycle of documents of all kinds, the capacity to understand the ethical implications of these documents, and the ability to behave in an ethical way throughout these stages

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information literacy

Question 40

The essential skills and competencies that allow individuals to engage with media and other information providers effectively, as well as develop critical thinking and life-long learning skills to socialize and become active citizens.

Answer 40

media and information literacy

Question 41

This is a word that has become so popular among millennials. This has been a tag for all those who wish to speak up or speak out with no holds barred. It’s freedom of expression. It is being honest and letting others see you as you are. This could be good, but not in all contexts

Answer 41

unfiltered

Question 42

This is a data of your interactions in the digital world. It is the public record of what you said, what is said about you, what you liked, forwarded or shared, and where you have been at any given time

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digital footprints

Question 43

EVEN SIMPLE WORDS CAN LOOK STRONG AND COMMANDING WHEN SET IN ALL CAPS, MUCH MORE WHEN USED WITH EXCLAMATION POINTS!!!!!! Using such is the same as yelling

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strong language

Question 44

flood messaging

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– in group chats, flood messages push away much more vital communication. Doesn’t it sound annoying when somebody tells you to back read after a lengthy flood message?

Question 45

– It is all right to talk to your friends using emojis ☺ , fancy spelling (j3j3mon bhe lyk) and millennial abbreviations (LOL, GG, BRB), but these can be impolite in conversing with elders and superiors

Answer 45

grammar and spelling

Question 46

okes might sound differently in social media posts and might be misinterpreted. Remember that not all share common humor; what is fine to one can be hurtful to another.

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humor and sarcasm

Question 47

One important concern regarding the responsible use of media is cyber bullying, which is described in the

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“Implementing Rules and Regulations of Republic Act No. 10627 (Anti-bullying Act of 2013)”