Oral Communication- Task 1

Act. 2

1. Receiver

2. Encode

3. Noise

4. Feedback

5. Decode

6. Medium

7. Sender

Act. 3

1. Communication is a process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a

common system of symbols, signs, or behavior. It is one of the most important and
fundamental pillars of a healthy and successful relationship between people. Communication is
also an important tool for social change. It allows people to exchange their thoughts and
feelings with each other. Those who can communicate fluently, they find it much easier to
develop in all aspects of life.
2. Communication is the art of successfully sharing meaningful information with people by means
of an interchange of experience. You need to be aware, listen, and share your emotions. By
doing that, you two can build a strong connection and prevent misunderstandings. Visible world
and outspoken communication are hologram of invisible conscious system. Therefore, you have
to know yourself first and question lots of things to inside communication network of yourself.
After that, you can be an effective and authentic communicator in real life.

Task 2.

Act. 1

1. Communication process involves several components which are the sender, the actual message
being sent, the encoding of the message, the message travels through the channels and
sometimes interfered by the noise that ends up being altered. Then, the message being decoded
and received by the receiver. After receiving, the response of the receiver will be given as their
feedback to the sender’s message. Back and forth.
2. Yes. It happens when there is a failure to communicate adequately or not being able to express
ideas or thoughts correctly. It leads them to form different opinions and conclusions, thereby
leading to conflict.

Act. 2

Act. 3
1. D

2. B

3. A

4. E

5. C