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Master Your Communication Skills
Test your knowledge of communication concepts with our comprehensive quiz! This quiz covers various aspects of language use, effective communication strategies, and the role of cultural influences in communication.
- 66 engaging questions
- Multiple choice format
- Assess your understanding of verbal, non-verbal, and visual communication
Which includes the use of language, sounds, and tone of voice.
Non-verbal communication
Visual communication
Written communication
Verbal communication
It is a pidgin that becomes the first language of the children.
Creole
Indigenized Varieties
Pidgin
Regional Dialect
TELLS
High Expressiveness
Low Expressiveness
High Assertiveness
Low Expressiveness
Also called “lects”
Belly Button Psyche
Prejudices
Language Varieties
Language Registers
It refers to historic language that is intended to remain unchanged.
Consultative
Casual
Formal
Frozen
The sender of the message should be sensitive to the needs and interests of the receiver.
Considerate
Effective Communication
Empathy
Flexibility
Know how to adapt to the varying needs and expectations of their audience, and modify the message or the way the message is sent to avoid misunderstanding or misinterpretation.
Effective Communication
Flexibility
Completeness
Clarity
These are used in birthday parties or family gatherings.
Intimate
Consultative
Formal
Casual
Communication is ethical situations when there is intent to harm and damage a certain group.
True
False
Not all prejudices have a negative characteristics.
True
False
Effective communication can happen as a result of cultural ignorance and insensitivity in the global environment.
True
False
When communication is impromptu, this should be an excuse for having unorganized presentation of ideas.
True
False
Is a key element in effective communication.
Multiculturalists
Digital Technology
Audience Analysis
Commitment
Requires a certain level of connection between and among people
Diversity
Communication
Clarity
Effective Communication
Has erased territorial boundaries among countries and among people with varying cultures.
Regional Dialect
Digital Technology
Multiculturalists
Prejudices
Effective communicators should avoid prejudice because it influences the communication process even before it begins.
True
False
A key component of effective communication is showing COMMITMENT in the communicative situation
True
False
When people take their past experiences and make certain assumptions that the same experience will happen with the same people, given the same context.
Prejudices
Ethical Communication
Spirited
Systematic
HIDES EMOTION
High Expressiveness
Low Expressiveness
High Assertiveness
Low Assertiveness
It refers to a new language that develops into situations where speakers of different languages need to communicate but do not share a common language.
Creole
Minority Dialect
Pidgin
Indigenized Varieties
Professor of Psychology at UCLA said that the belly button rule is the most important indicator of reading a person’s intention.
Leigh Branham
Dr. Albert Mehrabian
Andrea Campbell
Jose Rizal
Past experiences inevitably affect people’s communication styles in the future.
True
False
Key to any successful communicative situation
Commitment
Ethical
Diversity
Sensitivity
Key to a worldwide integration of humanity
Diversity
Global Village
Globalization
World Englishes
Effective communication is usually planned in order to ensure the systematic flow of ideas and transition from one point to another.
Completeness
Flexibility
Conciseness
Organization
Involves volunteering important information, even if it puts a person’s own short-term interests at risk, as long as it is for the benefit of the majority especially in the long run.
Commitment
Ethical Communication
Prejudices
Multiculturalists
Happen when people isolate an experience.
Regional Dialecr
Prejudices
Communication Barriers
Multiculturalists
Which involves signs, symbols, pictures, graphics, and emojis.
Non-verbal communication
Written communication
Visual communication
Verbal communication
The message should be as brief as may be required depending on one’s purpose
Completeness
Clarity
Empathy
Conciseness
High Expressiveness + High Assertiveness
Direct
Spirited
Systematic
Considerate
This is a variety used as a marker of identity, usually alongside a standard variety, by the members of a particular minority ethnic group.
Minority Dialect
Indigenized Varieties.
Regional Dialect
Creole
Registers are reserved for special occasions, usually between only two people and often in private.
Consultative
Formal
Frozen
Intimate
Is the art of creating and sharing ideas for a specific purpose.
Effective Communication
Ethical Communication
Communication
Communication Styles
A car passing by or someone pounding on the table specifically called a ___________, is an example of a communication barrier
Communication Barriers
Physical Noise
Focus or Listening Problems
Distraction
Eliminates a people’s personal identity and individuality.
Prejudices
Sensitivity
Flexibility
Miscommunication
Communication in the modern world must be anchored on the concept of
Digital technology
Diversity
Global community
Worldwide integration of humanity
The Communication Styles Matrix model is developed by
Dr. Eileen M. Russo
Dr. Jose Rizal
Dr. Albert Mehrabian
Dr. Louis de Wecker
People who are categorized within the less assertive communication level tend to tell or instruct others what to do and sometimes even how to do it.
True
False
Tips for People with a Spirited Communication Style.
Recognize that other people’s opinions about a topic are separate from their opinions about you.
Be certain that any request you make is clear and that you convey the reason for such request.
Take some time to show your appreciation for others’ contributions.
Recognize that for good working relationships, consideration for others’ feelings is important.
Language registers can also be classified as Formal, Informal, or Diverse.
True
False
From the world’s top 300 multinational companies said that communicating in English is important for work success, but only 7% of them indicate that their current level of English is sufficient for their jobs. This is based on “The Globalization of English” research study conducted by the
Crisostomo Ibarra
Dr. Albert Mehrabian
McKinsey Global Institute
Elias
Communication is done effectively only when information is transmitted without changing both the content and the structure of the message.
True
False
Effective communication sounds so simple: say what you mean.
True
False
Almost what percent of professionals from the world’s top 300 multinational companies said that communicating in English is important for work success.
90%
60%
93%
91%
An upset stomach specifically called a ___________, is an example of a communication barrier
Physical issue
Physical noise
Physiological noise
Physiological issue
Being concise means it should be devoid of trivial details that would hinder communication.
True
False
In face-to-face communication, the speaker must always be conscious of the reaction of the listener and adjust his/her communication strategy accordingly.
True
False
It is therefore imperative that we don't learn to communicate effectively with people regardless of age, gender, race, ability, religion, sexual orientation, income, marital status, or ethnicity.
True
False
In communicating in a highly global environment, the challenge that faces everyone is to learn to understand, accept, and address cultural – and communication – differences.
True
False
A text or input is considered multimodal if it uses two or more communication modes to make meaning.
True
Fallse
Has been a buzzword among social communities, opening a wide array of discussion for future collaborations.
Globalization
Global Community
Multiculturalists
ASEAN Integration
Twitter used to disallow the uploading of videos or images, but because of the high demand and the stiff competition, this feature was allowed in 2012
True
False
Effective communication is ethical communication
True
False
A key component of ethical communication is
Commitment
Sensitivity
Diversity
Effective Communication
Is characterized by the way a speaker uses language differently in different social circumstances.
Lects
Language Registers
Communication Styles
Language Varieties
Being an effective communicator requires allowing yourself to be immersed in the multicultural society and embracing diversity.
True
False
It paved the way to innovative modes and platforms of communication.
New Media
Technology
Digital Technology
Internet
This completes the cycle of communication.
Audience Analysis
Effective Communication
Process
Feedback
Using English and another language in the same statement.
Multimodality
Code Switching
Diversity
World Englishes
A very powerful tool in light of digital and multicultural communication.
Code Switching
Feedback
Multimodality
World Englishes
In creating a multimodal text, these must all be considered, EXCEPT:
Audience
Context
Feedback
Purpose
The modern communication is FAST, CONVENIENT AND DIVERSED.
True
False
Since the 90s, the social media that we know today – the one with millions of active and interactive users - started with this app in 2004, when it reached a million active users.
Facebook
Snapchat
Hi5
MySpace
These apps had virtually disappeared as shown by very poor performance of market shares, EXCEPT:
Hi5
Facebook
MySpace
Friendster
In a 2017 report by the Global Web Index, around 42% of people use social media platforms to stay in touch with what their friends are doing, while what percent said they want to stay up-to-date with news and current events.
58%
63%
39%
32%
We all have a social responsibility. We all have friendships and professional relationships that can either be helped or hindered by our social media presence.
True
False
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