Professional Communications Unit 3 Test
Quiz by Henry Stiteler
High School
Professional Communications
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) - Electives
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High School
Professional Communications
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) - Electives
130.110.C.11.F
130.110.C.11.C
130.110.C.1.B
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- Q1Planning, using, and overseeing communication systems is known as ____.protocolcommunication managementrelevantprofessional etiquette30s130.110.C.11.FEditDelete
- Q2Polite conversations in the world of work in know as _______.protocolrelevantcommunication managementprofessional etiquette30s130.110.C.11.FEditDelete
- Q3Closeness and trust is known as _____.tactcourteousintimacyrelevant30s130.110.C.11.FEditDelete
- Q4A short, often informal written communicationprotocolspecificmemotact30s130.110.C.11.FEditDelete
- Q5A set of specific conventionsmemoprotocolintimacyspecific30s130.110.C.11.FEditDelete
- Q6Something that is connected to the issue at handintimacytactrelevantspecific30s130.110.C.11.FEditDelete
- Q7Being polite and respectful is known as being _____courteoustactfulspecificrelevant30s130.110.C.11.FEditDelete
- Q8The length and time of a speech is known as its _____?tactprotocodurationprofessional etiquette30s130.110.C.11.FEditDelete
- Q9Speaking without giving offense is known as speaking with _____.intimacytactcourtesyrelevance30s130.110.C.11.FEditDelete
- Q10Communication that is detailed and particulartactfulrelevantspecificcourteous30s130.110.C.11.FEditDelete
- Q11Rhetoric is the art ofpublic speakinglogical reasoningproviding feedbackactive listening30sEditDelete
- Q12Reflective listeners listen for important details, expressions of feelings, andissueslack of judgmentfeedbacktone on voice30s130.110.C.11.CEditDelete
- Q13Empathic listeners listen for ideas, expressions of feelings, andtone of voicelack of judgementissuesfeedback30s130.110.C.11.CEditDelete
- Q14Deliberative listeners remember information andcriticize itevaluate itrecord itgrasp it30s130.110.C.11.CEditDelete
- Q15Paraphrasing is a strategy ofcritical listeningreflective listeningempatic listeningrhetorical listening30s130.110.C.11.CEditDelete
- Q16Refraining from judgment is a strategy ofreflective listeningcritical listeningempathic listeningrhetorical listening30s130.110.C.11.CEditDelete
- Q17Predicting what comes next is a strategy ofempathic listeningrhetorical listeningcritical listeningreflective listening30s130.110.C.11.CEditDelete
- Q18When you mirror a speaker's thoughts and feelings, you are usingempathic listeningcritical listeningreflective listeningrhetorical listening30s130.110.C.11.CEditDelete
- Q19An appeal to one's sense of right and wrong is calledpathoslogosethosmythos30s130.110.C.11.CEditDelete
- Q20Someone who provides positive and helpful feedbasc is beingattentiverefelctivesupportiveemphatic30s130.110.C.11.CEditDelete