LONG QUIZ IN ORAL COMMUNICATION IN CONTEXT
This refers to the interference present in the
I. Modified TRUE or FALSE. Write TRUE if the Statement
is correct; otherwise, pick-out the word/s that make the
statement wrong and write the correct word/s.
1. Verbal Communication is the form of communication
where one uses actions, gestures, and other symbols to
communicate.
2. Nonverbal communication is a form of communication that
is wordless.
3. A speaker must make use of symbols that might not be
understood by the listener as long as his/her message is
relayed.
4. The meaning of messages is affected by the
communication context and situation.
5. A person’s communication behavior is the same in all
situations and context.
6. Two persons may interpret the same issues differently.
7. Lack of understanding on the language used by the
communicator may hinder the success of communication.
8. The tone of the voice (paralanguage) is an example of
nonverbal communication.
9. One’s culture may become a noise in the communication
process.
1o. Feedback gives insights to the speaker about how a
listener feels or thinks.
11. One’s age, culture, religion influences the process of
communication.
12. Functions of communication may overlap with one
another.
13. One way to convince someone is by making them
informed and by connecting with their emotions.
II. Identification A. Read the statements below and write
the concept being described in each.
1. This is the element of communication that refers to the
one initiating the conversation.
2. This is the verbal or nonverbal reaction to the idea being
received.
3. This refers to physical location, psychological settings,
even cultural aspects present and considered in the
communication process.
4. This refers to noise that are related to the conditions of
one’s body.
5. This is the means used by a communicator in sending
his/her message.
6. This is the one who understands what the idea sent is
about.
7. This is the data sent to the receiver.
8.
communication process that may cause communication
breakdown.
9. This refers to one’s personal assumptions, attitudes that
hampers the communication process.
1o. This refers to the trait of communication that a message
cannot be undone.
11. This is the function of communication where the speaker
intends to manipulate how one should act or behave.
12. The purpose of the communicator is to change
someone’s belief about something.
13. Your purpose as a communicator is to make people
aware of something.
14. This is the function of communication where the speaker
conveys his/her feelings.
15. This is function of communication where one connects
with another.
III. Identification B. Read the statement in each item and
identify the primary/main function used/involved in the
situation.
1. A security guard greeting the customer or client.
2. People sympathizing with the family who lost a member.
3. Eating dinner with you relatives.
4. Asking a schoolmate where the principal’s office is.
5. Your mother texting you to go home early.
6. Students handbook on what and what not to wear in the
campus.
7. Attending an orientation in your barangay.
8. A congressman presenting his proposed bill in the senate.
9. Product advertisements/commercials we see on tv.
10. A house-to-house campaign for the SK/Barangay
elections.
11. You are trying to get someone to hangout with you in the
after class.
12. Classmates reviewing for a quiz.
13. A signage “NO ENTRY” in a private property.
14. First day introductions in the class.
15. You are asking the driver where you’re headed.
16. A younger sibling is teased until he/she cries.
17. Instructions in this quiz.
18. A debater delivering his speech on the issue presented.
19. The president delivering his SONA.
20. Smiling at your mom’s friends.
IV. Explicate. Draw and explain the process of
communication.