Prelims - Purposive Communication
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- Q1
Fill in the blank: Communication is the foundation of all _____________________.
Users enter free textType an Answer30s - Q2
Where does the word communication derived from?
communicare
comunis
comunicar
communio
30s - Q3
What is the language origin of the word communication?
Latin
Greek
Hebrew
Sanskrit
30s - Q4
This refers to body movements that add meaning to verbal message.
scrambled://visual
30s - Q5
This refers to the way a message is conveyed
freetextm://vocal: vocal aspect
30s - Q6
This refers to the actual words stated or communicated and the meanings they contain.
freetextm://verbal: verbal aspect
30s - Q7
Generally speaking, what is the percentage of the visual aspect in a regular face to face conversation according to some language scientists.
38%
36%
55%
9%
30s - Q8
Which among the following statements best describes twitter post communication?
There is no vocal tone or visual cues and we may resort to capitalization or emoticons to convey emotion.
The receiver loses the opportunity to observe body language and facial expression and our vocal tone takes on even more importance.
We are limited by a few characters, and verbal (grammar and spelling), visual (body language, facial expression), and vocal are all lost or compromised.
We lose visual, vocal, and even some verbal aspects of the message; certainly spelling and grammar are modified.
45s - Q9
Which among the following statements best describes email correspondence communication?
The receiver loses the opportunity to observe body language and facial expression and our vocal tone takes on even more importance.
We lose visual, vocal, and even some verbal aspects of the message; certainly spelling and grammar are modified.
We are limited by a few characters, and verbal (grammar and spelling), visual (body language, facial expression), and vocal are all lost or compromised.
There is no vocal tone or visual cues and we may resort to capitalization or emoticons to convey emotion.
45s - Q10
Which among the following statements best describes text messaging communication?
There is no vocal tone or visual cues and we may resort to capitalization or emoticons to convey emotion.
The receiver loses the opportunity to observe body language and facial expression and our vocal tone takes on even more importance.
We lose visual, vocal, and even some verbal aspects of the message; certainly spelling and grammar are modified.
We are limited by a few characters, and verbal (grammar and spelling), visual (body language, facial expression), and vocal are all lost or compromised.
45s - Q11
An element of communication that refers to the people who are involved in a communication process.
freetext://participants
30s - Q12
This element of communication refers to the exact words uttered/written including the visual aspect and other nonverbal behaviors (if there are any).
Verbal
Messages
Contents
Meanings
30s - Q13
This is the process of putting our ideas into words and sentences to make meaning.
scrambled://encoding
30s - Q14
This is the process of interpreting verbal and nonverbal messages sent by others.
freetext://decoding
30s - Q15
Which is NOT an example of a Channel?
poster
email
social media
text messaging
30s