MIDTERM LESSON

Question 1

Marked the first significant exposure of the Filipino population to the English language, albeit with a brief impact on local culture and language.

Answer 1

1762 British Invasion

Question 2

This period saw a substantial increase in the use of English, as it became a tool for governance and education.

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1898-1946 American Occupation

Question 3

The arrival of 540 American teachers initiated a shift towards English as the medium of instruction in schools.

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1901 Introduction of English-Medium Education

Question 4

English was adopted in schools, newspapers, and media, establishing its role as a primary language of instruction and communication.

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Language of Education

Question 5

English was designated as an official language alongside Spanish, solidifying its status in the legal framework of the Philippines.

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1935 Constitution

Question 6

English is the language of science, technology, business, and diplomacy, making it essential for global engagement.

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Global Communication

Question 6

Focuses on developing listening, speaking, reading, writing, and viewing skills essential for effective communication.

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Fundamental Skills:

Question 7

Learning English shapes thoughts and experiences, fostering critical thinking and creativity.

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Cognitive Development

Question 7

English serves as a foundation for learning across various disciplines, enhancing academic performance.

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Interdisciplinary Relevance

Question 8

Proficiency in English increases job opportunities, particularly in multinational companies.

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Job Market Advantage

Question 9

Effective communication in English is critical for career success, influencing hiring and promotion decisions.

Answer 9

Communication Skills

Question 10

Emphasizes the social, organizational, and ethical implications of communication in multicultural settings.

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Ethical Implications

Question 11

Essential for understanding and engagement.

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Listening

Question 12

Body language, eye contact, and tone are crucial for effective interaction.

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Nonverbal Communication

Question 13

Being direct and to the point enhances message delivery.

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Clarity and Concision

Question 14

Often daunting, it requires overcoming anxiety and maintaining audience attention through precise and concise presentations.

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Public Speaking

Question 14

Crucial for managers and executives; effective presentations can significantly influence career advancement.

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Professional Impact

Question 14

Essential for academic presentations and defending theses.

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Academic Relevance

Question 15

Ideal for developing communication skills through one-on-one interactions, allowing for clear expression of ideas and careful listening.

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Interpersonal Communication

Question 15

Essential for sharing views among participants, encouraging active listening and engagement on specific topics, useful in both academic and professional settings.

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Group Discussions

Question 16

Both the content and its presentation are vital; organized text supports smooth delivery.

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Text Quality

Question 17

Adjust communication based on audience feedback and body language to enhance understanding.

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Audience Awareness

Question 17

Relevance

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Ensure that the information presented is pertinent to the topic, focusing on core subjects without straying.

Question 18

Engaging the audience is crucial to maintain interest and avoid a monotonous reading style

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Interactive Delivery

Question 19

Good communication includes the ability to listen and respond appropriately, fostering a two-way dialogue.

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Listening Skills

Question 20

Participation in presentations and speech activities helps conquer stage fright and build confidence.

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Overcoming Fears

Question 20

Oral communication skills can be developed through reading, presentations, and practice.

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Learning and Practice

Question 21

Regular practice enhances retention and application of new knowledge.

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Retention of Information

Question 22

A well-informed mind enhances communication capabilities, allowing for richer discussions.

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Intellectual Curiosity

Question 23

Clear and straightforward messaging enhances understanding and retention.

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Simplicity

Question 24

Active participation and leadership roles enhance linguistic abilities and communication skills.

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Community Engagement

Question 25

Engaging the audience through questions and soliciting opinions refines the message and fosters connection.

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Interaction

Question 25

A confident tone keeps the audience engaged; voice modulation highlights key points

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Tone of Voice

Question 26

Stable posture, appropriate gestures, and eye contact are crucial for effective delivery.

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Body Language

Question 27

Analyzes key aspects of communication events: speaker, speech, occasion, audience, and effect, enhanced by ethos, pathos, and logos.

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Aristotle’s Model : Linear model

Question 28

Analyzes communication by asking: Who? Said what? Through which channel? To whom? With what effects?

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Lasswell’s Model : Linear model

Question 29

Introduces the concept of 'noise' that disrupts messages during communication.

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Shannon-Weaver Model : Linear model

Question 30

Nature of reciprocal communication where both parties encode, decode, and interpret information in real-time.

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Osgood-Schramm Model : Interactive model

Question 31

Emphasizes the importance of feedback and social context in understanding messages.

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Westley and Maclean Model : Interactive model

Question 32

Models explain direct personal communication processes, emphasizing immediate two-way feedback.

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Transactional Models

Question 33

Involves spoken words in various contexts, including face-to-face conversations, speeches, and telephonic conversations.

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Oral Communication

Question 34

Involves sending and receiving messages without spoken or written words, emphasizing and complementing verbal communication.

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Nonverbal Communication

Question 35

Regulates communication flow and signals interest.

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Eye Contact

Question 36

Conveys emotions, often referred to as the 'index of the mind.'

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Facial Expressions

Question 37

Enhances engagement; lack of gestures may be perceived as dull.

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Gestures

Question 38

Communicates messages through positioning and movement.

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Body Language

Question 39

Physical distance maintained during interactions, influenced by culture.

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Proxemics

Question 40

Conveys emotions; acceptable modes vary by context and culture.

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Haptics (Touch)