1.
It is seen as an important part of this
model to ensure that communication
takes place.
ANS: Feedback
2. The bottom or starting is very small
then it gradually moves upward in a
back and forth circular motion which
forms the bigger circle in the top and it
is still moves further.
ANS: Frank Dance Model
3. A communication process that refers
to the exchange of ideas, messages and
information from the sender to the
receiver within physical and
psychological contexts.
ANS: Interactive Model of Communication
4. Source consists of the following
except:
ANS: Code
5. This model states the communication
is a never-ending process. It proposes
that the receiver and the sender's task
would eventually switch with each other
as they continue the exchange of
messages.
ANS: Schramm’s Communication Mode
6. Both the sender and the receiver are
referred to as communicators in this
context
ANS: Transactional Model of
Communication
7. It is also known as the telephone
model since it was from the telephone's
technology, and it concentrates on the
occurrence of "noise" coming from the
switchboard.
ANS: Shannon-Weaver Model
8. The SMCR Model was developed in
ANS: 1960
9. The model concentrates on the
speaker's need to adjust their messages
considering who the audience is and
what the occasion is to achieve a
certain effect
ANS: Aristotle’s Model
10. The communication process can
take place between human beings or
machines in a non-verbal or verbal way.
ANS: TRUE
11. A speaker should know who are the
possible attendees and the occasion so
that the listeners will effectively absorb
the concepts that they need to impart.
ANS: TRUE
12. The model consists of six
components that are each influenced by
different factors.
ANS: FALSE
13. Elements refers to the means
through which it is sent and in what
form.
ANS: FALSE
14. Models are envisioned to display a
simple image of usually a more
complicated information, event, or
process for the vital attributes that
could be stressed and examined.
TRUE