ORAL COMMUNICATION REVIEWER FOR NAT
Quiz by Melanie Cortez
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- Q1
1.It is defined as a set of skills that enable a person to communicate properly.
CommunicatingSkill
WritingSkill
ListeningSkill
ViewingSkill
30s - Q2
2.It is a process of exchanging ideas, thoughts, knowledge and information such that the purpose or intention is fulfilled in the best possible manner.
Communicating Skill
listening skills
Writing Skill
Viewing Skill
30s - Q3
3. It is a type of practical communication skill where the receiver of the message is paying attention to the details given by the communicator.
active listening
Showing empathy
Asking Questions
Speak with clarity
30s - Q4
It is being aware of the non-verbal messages we are sending. It’s not enough to say what we needed to say. What type of effective communication is being said?
Showing empathy
Use of appropriate non-verbal expressions
Using correct questions
Speak with clarity
30s - Q5
It is a way of showing interest to the speaker and the topic being discussed.
Asking questions
Speak with Clarity
Showing empathy
active listening
30s - Q6
Words coming out of our mouths must be clear and well-articulated.
Speak with clarity
Showing empathy
Asking questions
Active Listening
30s - Q7
This model was proposed by Shannon and weaver in 1949. This model of communication is divided into three parts, the sender, channel, and receiver.
None of the above
Transactional model
Inter-active model of communication
Linear model communication
30s - Q8
This model was proposed by Barnlund in 2008. In the transactional model, communication is seen as an ongoing, circular process. We are constantly affecting and are affected by those we communicate with.
None of the above
Inter-active model of communication
Transactional model
Linear model communication
30s - Q9
Communications are simply not the flow of information from the sender to the receiver but actually the thoughts, and feelings of the sender which he tries to share with the recipients. It also includes the reactions, and feelings of the receiver after he decodes the information.
Social
Psychological
Systematic
Mechanistic
30s