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This document provides a summary of key concepts in oral communication and interpersonal communication. It includes 17 multiple choice questions that test understanding of different elements of communication models, including the sender, receiver, message, channel, feedback. It also includes questions about different types of communication such as intrapersonal, interpersonal, intercultural, and public communication. Finally, it includes questions to determine the function of different communication statements, such as motivation, regulation/control, social interaction, and information sharing.

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Practice Test

This document provides a summary of key concepts in oral communication and interpersonal communication. It includes 17 multiple choice questions that test understanding of different elements of communication models, including the sender, receiver, message, channel, feedback. It also includes questions about different types of communication such as intrapersonal, interpersonal, intercultural, and public communication. Finally, it includes questions to determine the function of different communication statements, such as motivation, regulation/control, social interaction, and information sharing.

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ORAL COMMUNICATION IN CONTEXT 

DIRECTIONS: Read each statement carefully. In the answer sheet blacken the letter   with the
BEST answer. 
1. The process of giving and receiving information between a human source and a  human
receiver using words, symbols or actions is called__________. A. process 
B. transmission 
C. communication 
D. telecommunication 

2. An element of communication that convey messages by converting their thoughts  into symbols
or observable signal such as words. 
A. Sender 
B. Receiver 
C. Channels 
D. Messages 

3. An element of communication which converts symbols into thoughts. A. Conduit 


B. Schema 
C. Encoding 
D. Decoding 

4. They are observable signals transmitted from sender to receiver. A. Verbal 


B. Symbols 
C. Nonverbal 
D. Sign language 

5. It refers to the field of experience where culture and experience work altogether. A. Schema 
B. Register 
C. Feedback 
D. Speech act 

6. The symbol that usually comes in a form of spoken words or anything else out of the  mouth of
the speaker is known as ____________. 
A. Verbal 
B. Nonverbal 
C. Sign language 
D. Printed symbols 

7. An interruption at any form that reduces the quality of the signal sent by the sender  through the
channel. 
A. Noise 
B. Environment 
C. Transmission 
D. Communication breakdown
8. It refers to topic establishment.
A. Nomination B. Turn Taking C. Topic Control D. Termination
9. It is a turn-based communication strategy.
A. Restriction B. Nomination C. Turn Taking D. Topic Shifting
10. A strategy which refers to the introduction of a new topic in connection to the current topic.
A. Topic Control B. Nomination C. Topic shifting D. Repair
11. It refers to the assessment of a speaker in addressing a conflict within the communication and addressing
the situation.
A. Repair B. Termination C. Nomination D. Topic Control
12. It refers to the acceptance or development of a certain topic.
A. Topic Control B. Nomination C. Topic shifting D. Repair
13. A strategy that constrains or restricts the Response of the other person involved in the Communication
Situation. The Listener is forced to respond only within a set of categories that is made by the Speaker.
A. Termination B. Repair C. Restriction D. Topic Shift
14. It is a strategy that used both verbal and nonverbal signals to end the interaction.
A. Turn – Taking B. Termination C. Nomination D. Restriction
15. It is where speakers take turns in raising their points or arguing against their opponents instead of
everyone speaking and raising points at the same time.
A. Topic Shift B. Topic Control C. Turn – Taking D. Termination
16. This requires the speaker to be polite, prudent, and courteous when ending the topic and leading the
conversation to a new one.
A. Termination B. Topic Shift C. Topic Control D. Repair
17. This strategy is limiting the discussion only about the chosen topic.
A. Restriction B. Nomination C. Topic Shift D. Topic Control

18. A type of communication which involves talking to people or limited number of  people. 
A. Public 
B. Intercultural 
C. Interpersonal 
D. Intrapersonal 

19. This is the type of communication which undertakes deliberation because you are  talking to
people of different culture. 
A. cultural 
B. Intercultural 
C. Cross-cultural 
D. Cultural speech 

20.The type of communication in which the speaker is talking to “oneself”, meditating  and
encouraging in making life’s choices. 
A. Self-talk 
B. Intrapersonal 
C. interpersonal 
D. Self-motivation 

21.Known as the mother of all communication model which also depicts communication  as a
linear or one-way process consisting of five elements. 
A. Weaver’s Model 
B. Shannon’s Model 
C. Transaction Model 
D. Shannon-Weaver Mode 
Direction: Identify as to which element of communication model the following  statements belongs
to. 
A. Producer of the message 
B. Signals adapted for transmission 
C. Encoder of the message into signals 
D. Decoder of the message from the signal 

22.receiver  
23.channel  
24.transmitter  
25.source 

26.Which of the following is NOT included in the process of communication? A. The receiver gets
the message. 
B. The speaker generates an idea. 
C. The receiver transcribes the message based on the context. 
D. The speaker encodes an idea or converts the idea into words or actions. 

27.She tells him, “Rico, mahal kita bilang kaibigan.” What process of communication  defines the
statement? 
A. The receiver gets the message. 
B. The receiver sends or provides feedback
C. The speaker transmits or sends out the message. 
D. The receiver decodes or interprets the message based on the context.

Determine the function of communication used in the statements below.  


A. Motivation 
B. Regulation/control 
C. Social interaction 
D. Information (inquiring, sharing, giving) 

28.“Let me say that, whatever may happen, I am here for you”.


29.“I need to understand how my bill was computed”.  
30.“Did you know that some earphones can be used as microphones?”
31.“I will always be your friend”.
32.“I want you to be happy”.  
33.“That’s not the right thing to do”.  
34.“You are all required to follow the house rules”.

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