PCOMM FINAL QUIZ

Question 1

is a systematic process of
dissemination of information which will serve its
purpose for inquiry, information, reservation, and
entertainment.”

Answer 1

“Communication

Question 2

is considered as one of the basic
activities of human beings, which may be used for
varied purposes.

Answer 2

Communication

Question 3

pertains to the
presentation of messages that are objective, truthful,
and unbiased.

Answer 3

Informative communication

Question 4

takes place when people
express their positive and negative feelings about
people, circumstances, or events.

Answer 4

Affective communication

Question 5

refers to the engagement of
people in expressing appreciation on fictional messages
from books, films, and conversation.

Answer 5

Imaginative communication

Question 6

takes place when people
attempt to influence the beliefs or actions of others

Answer 6

Persuasive communication

Question 7

is done when people are able
to meet social expectations (following a set pattern or
ritual in communication, often with specific phrases or
actions that are repeated).

Answer 7

Ritualistic communication

Question 8

(has no prior
knowledge of the topic and must come up
with their speech on the spot)

Answer 8

Impromptu Speech

Question 9

delivered with
little or no preparation (have some
knowledge or background on the topic)

Answer 9

Extemporaneous Speech

Question 10

• a process of scientific thinking that leads to the discovery or
  establishment of new knowledge or truth
• continuous discovery and exploration of the unknown which
  entails an investigation of facts new to you leading to a
  discovery of new ideas, new methods, or new improvements
• born of problems and of man’s determination to solve
  problems

Answer 10

Research

Question 11

• includes values such as avoidance of cheating or
  plagiarism, maintenance of academic standards,
  honesty and rigor in research and academic
  publishing

Answer 11

Academic Integrity

Question 12

any type of cheating that occurs in relation to formal
academic exercise

Answer 12

Academic Dishonesty

Question 13

adoption or reproduction of ideas or
words or statements of another person
without due acknowledgment

Answer 13

Plagiarism

Question 14

• falsification of data, information, or
  citations in any formal academic exercise

Answer 14

Fabrication

Question 15

• any attempt to give or obtain assistance in a
  formal academic exercise (like an examination)
  without due acknowledgment

Answer 15

Cheating

Question 16

acting to prevent others from completing
their work; includes cutting pages out of library books
or disrupting the experiments of others

Answer 16

Sabotage

Question 17

refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions,
literary and artistic works, designs and symbols,
names and images used in commerce

Answer 17

Intellectual Property

Question 18

a legal term used to describe the rights that creators have over
their literary and artistic works

Answer 18

Copyright

Question 19

an exclusive right granted for an invention, which is a product
or a process that provides in general, a new way of doing
something, or offers a new technical solution to a problem

Answer 19

Patents

Question 20

• is a sign capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one
  enterprise from those of other enterprises; are protected by
  intellectual property rights

Answer 20

Trademarks

Question 21

• constitutes the ornamental or aesthetic aspect of an article;
  may consist of three dimensional features such as the shape of
  an article, or two dimensional features such as patterns, lines or
  color

Answer 21

Industrial Design