Purposive Communication 1

 [Complete] Purposive Communication 1 : Sheet1

	Principle of Adequacy	This communication principle says messages should be complete so as not to create confusion to the receiver
	All people can communicate properly because it is an acquired skill	Which of the following statement is NOT true about communication
	Principle of Consistency	This communication principle says messages should be uniform, mixed message should be avoided. Once this is achieved, this strengthens the relationship of the sender and receiver.
	Judgment	Which of the following is NOT involved in the communication process
	Principle of Clarity	This communication principle focuses on enunciation, words arrangement to send a message properly
	To Share	Communication comes from the Latin word 'commūnicāre' which means
	Principle of Feedback	This communication principle is an important gauge to determine that communication is effective
	Principle of Attention	This communication principle says concentration on the message being conveyed should be the focus to understand the message of the sender
	Encoding	The process of developing a message is called
	Direct and Indirect Communication	Identify the Communication Issues in Intercultural Settings:
	Attitude on Rank and Authority	Which of the following affects the success or failure of an organization in terms of communication?
	Accent, Pronunciation, Fluency	What are the 3 factors that affects confusion in communication?
	There is a consistent need to adjust, adapt and innovate the communication process.	Which of the following statements is true about communication
	Direct	Westerners in general use ___________________ form of communication
	Evoking Inspiration	We have seen the emergence of powerful people in different fields and professions because of the worthy causes or advocacies they believe in. Some of them are Martin Luther King, John F. Kenedy and Maya Angelou. This describes communication's way of:
	Attitudes on Rank and Authority	Identify the Communication Issues in Intercultural Settings:
	Different Styles and Procedures in Making Decisions	Identify the Communication Issues in Intercultural Settings:
	All of the above	Which of the following is a form of communication?
	Confusion with Accent, Pronunciation and Fluency	Identify the Communication Issues in Intercultural Settings:
	Important messages should be conveyed immediately	Which of the following is true about the principle of Timeliness
	Communication is not successful in multi-cultural setting	Which of the following statements is NOT true about communication?
	Successful Communication is achieved across culture	Which statement is NOT true about communication
	Judgment	Effective communication can be achieved by the following except for one:
	English	Which of the following is an universal language
	Globalization	This refers to the unity that is achieved because people act as one society
	Ethics	This refers to manners, values, conduct and behaviour with respect to human actions or behaviour
	Communication breaks racial divides	Communication helps people understand, respect and appreciate other cultures. This implies that:
	[Good, Okay] [Cory Sign] [Duterte Sign] [The Peace Sign] [Stop!] [Rock on, you rock] [Silence] [Marcos sign] [Heart] [Thumbs down]	What do this sign mean in the Philippine Setting? For teenagers today, what does this hand gesture mean? What do this sign mean in Philippine Politics? Common sign used by millennials
	Blogs	Which among the following is not included in styles of spoken English according to Martin Joss?
	Registers	These are the style of language spoken and writing that is appropriate for a certain situation. It could be formal, informal or neutral.
	FALSE	In Japan, the "ok" sign means basic
	Verbal, Non Verbal	The importance of ______ and ________ communication is relevant in understanding communication in Multicultural setting.
	Neutral Writing	This does not necessarily formal or informal, and it is incorporated with non-emotional topics.
	FALSE	In Russia, the "ok" sign means insult
	TRUE	In US, the "ok" sign means OK
	Culture	This becomes a barrier to an effective communication when a person has different language bearing, and they have different interpretation to such words.
	Consultative	This is a two-way participation; background information is provided - prior knowledge is not assumed.
	Ritual	Which of the following is NOT a barrier to effective communication
	Formal Language Registers	Identify the Language Register Used: Business Letters
	Intimate	______________is a style in spoken English that is done privately and may include non-verbal messages
	Registers	______________are the styles of language spoken or written
	Instructive Text	______________are kinds of texts that aims to provide guidance or assistance
	Persuasive Text	______________are kinds of texts that aims to influence to do or want something
	Both a & b	Which of the following is NOT an example of a "text"
	Formal Language Registers	Identify the Language Register Used: Reports
	Cultural Text	______________are objects, actions and behavior that reveal a cultural meaning
	Descriptive Texts	______________are kinds of texts that often uses adjectives or adverbs
	Neutral Language Register	______________is a type of Language Register that is neither positive or negative but can deliver facts
	Informal Language Register	Identify the Language Register Used: Journals
	Informal Language Register	Identify the Language Register Used: Personal emails
	Informal Language Register	Identify the Language Register Used: Most Blogs
	Informal Language Register	Identify the Language Register Used: Emoticons
	Frozen	______________is a style in spoken English that is unchanging and is often static
	Informal Language Registers	______________is a type of Language Register is often used with friends or family members
	Consultative	______________is a style in spoken English where there is two-way participation
	Formal	______________is a style in spoken English where there is one way participation; the sender is often not interrupted
	Informative Texts	______________are kinds of texts that aims to provide data
	Formal Language Register	______________is a type of Language Register that is uses structured language and grammar
	Informal Language Register	Identify the Language Register Used: Phone texts
	Neutral Language Registers	Identify the Language Register Used: Reviews
	Intimate	______________is a style in spoken English that commonly observed among friends, interruptions are common.
	Informal Language Register	Identify the Language Register Used: Diary
	Neutral Language Registers	Identify the Language Register Used: Articles
	Desist	A form of persuasion where you tell someone to stop what he/she is doing
	Learn	A form of persuasion where you impart knowledge to someone
	Reveal	A form of persuasion where you open information to another person that may be confidential or is too personal.
	Express a point of view and support it with evidence	The aim of an argument is ___________________
	Believe	A form of persuasion that is considered that is both powerful and difficult because it involves convincing people who have strong convictions about a particular issue/topic
	Persuade without losing credibility	The most important part of engaging in a debate is_____
	The correct answer is 'True'.	Stories or personal experiences are powerful tools to persuade people
	The correct answer is 'False'.	Maintaining a good image and reputation would automatically make you believable
	The correct answer is 'False'.	People who cannot be persuaded to believe in you despite hard evidence should be forced
	The correct answer is 'False'.	The ability to convince someone to agree with us or convince other people to believe in us granted that it is supported by hard evidence is called hypnotism
	Nomination	A speaker nominates to collaborate and produce a sensible topic. When the strategy is being employed, it opens a good topic with people using it.
	Repair	It shows how the speaker address he problems that may encounter in a conversation.
	Topic Control	Consists of procedural formality and informality that affects the development of topics in conversation.
	Topic Shifting	Involves moving from one topic to another.
	Termination	Refers to the conversation participants' close initiating expressions that end a topic in a conversation.
	Turn-taking	It pertains to the process by which people decide who takes conversational floor. The idea is to always give communicators a chance to speak.
	Restriction	It refers to any limitation you may have as a speaker.
	Topic Shifting	Identify the communicative Strategy used: "Moving forward, the next agenda is school calendar. . ."
	Persuasive Texts	Types of texts that are meant to convince
	Topic Control	Identify the communicative Strategy used: "Let us propose a final resolution to this problem before moving on to the next agenda"
	Repair	Identify the communicative Strategy used: "I stand corrected, instead of doing an activity, a research team will be established instead"
	Do	Categorized the following activities of persuasion: Sales
	Do	Categorized the following activities of persuasion: Propaganda
	Reveal	Categorized the following activities of persuasion: Police Interrogation
	Objects, actions and behaviors	Cultural Texts are________________________ that convey a cultural meaning
	Informative Texts	Types of texts that are words of facts
	Reveal	Categorized the following activities of persuasion: Getting to know someone
	ALL of the above	A text can be a___________________
	Nomination	Identify the communicative Strategy used: "Any more ideas?"
	Turn Taking	Identify the communicative Strategy used: "Each candidate will have the chance to answer the same question"
	Desist	Categorized the following activities of persuasion: Policy Making
	Termination	Identify the communicative Strategy used: "That concludes our discussion for today"
	Do	Categorized the following activities of persuasion: Managing
	Learn	Categorized the following activities of persuasion: Coaching
	Descriptive Texts	Types of texts that often uses adjectives or adverbs
	Believe	Categorized the following activities of persuasion: Religious Talks
	Termination	Identify the communicative Strategy used: "Our next meeting is next week, thank you for attending"
	Instructive Texts	Types of texts that are related to procedures to be done
	Learn	Categorized the following activities of persuasion: Teaching
	Restriction	Identify the communicative Strategy used: "Please deliver the message in your native touge to reach out to the local tribe"
	Topic Shifting	Identify the communicative Strategy used: "On different note, have you visited the new education building?"
	Believe	Categorized the following activities of persuasion: Leadership
	Reveal	Categorized the following activities of persuasion: Job Interview
	TRUE	A good message should be free from any biases, the receiving should be the one who will process and give feedback about the communication.
	Open Meeting	This is one of the methods of communication skills in the office that gives a venue for new ideas and opportunity for feedback by having an assembly
	Messages conveyed will be understood quicker and easier	Why is it important to use simple language when communicating?
	Body language is an accurate interpretation and gauge for a person's reaction	Which of the following reason is NOT true about using body language in workplace communication?
	Workplace communication	This is the process of exchanging information and ideas both verbal and non-verbal within an organization.
	FALSE	A good communication skill is the ONLY requirement for good leadership
	TRUE	Culture and background affect the way on how we absorb information
	TRUE	Communication plays a vital role in achieving unity and harmonious relationship within an organization
	TRUE	Having a phone conversation develops confidence in communication
	The person receiving the message	This component of communication describes that the receiver should be attentive to the sender to avoid misconception
	TRUE	Email communication is the most effective method of communication.
	TRUE	The gender of the audience should be considered when conveying information
	FALSE	The most important gauge of successful communication in education is if and when a student gets a high grade in an exam or a quiz
	TRUE	Effective Communication in Education contributes to the success of students
	FALSE	Communication in the academe level should use always formal language because this is more effective
	Legal	Types of Communication Constraints:
	Persistent	Identify the type of question: What native delicacy have you tried in Indonesia? Have you tried some of their exotic food?
	Socioeconomic Constraints	This communication failure happen when the sender does not take into account the social and economic status of the person receiving the message
	Institutional	Types of Communication Constraints:
	Building a Team	This one of the benefits of communication in the workplace that says effective communication binds people or groups
	Non-pertinent	Identify the type of question: (In a job interview) Are you currently in a relationship?
	Cultural	Types of Communication Constraints:
	Open Meeting	This is one of the methods of communication skills in the office that gives a venue for new ideas and opportunity for feedback by having an assembly
	Messages conveyed will be understood quicker and easier	Why is it important to use simple language when communicating?
	Psychological	Types of Communication Constraints:
	Body language is an accurate interpretation and gauge for a person's reaction	Which of the following reason is NOT true about using body language in workplace communication?
	Psychological Constraints	This communication failure happen when the receiver is unable to process the message due to mental illness
	Making things clear	This one of the benefits of communication in the workplace that says confusing instructions or vague ideas can be avoided if this is taken into account.
	Managing Diversity	This one of the benefits of communication in the workplace that says a method a system should be set in place that suits everyone in the workplace.
	Audience Resistance	This communication failure happen when the receiver(s) of the information denied listening
	Both a & b	Which of the following should NOT be considered when communicating with others?
	Non-pertinent	Types of Good Question:
	Lack of Money	Which of the following is NOT a reason why there is miscommunication?
	Control	Types of Good Question:
	Both a & b	Which of the following is NOT a method of communication?
	Repeat	Identify the type of question: How many people live in your house? / Do you have relatives living with you?
	Direct	Types of Good Question:
	Workplace communication	This is the process of exchanging information and ideas both verbal and non-verbal within an organization.
	Control	Identify the type of question: What method did you use to get the correct answer?
	Direct	Identify the type of question: What Program are you enrolled in?
	Socio-economic	Types of Communication Constraints:
	Repeat	Types of Good Question:
	Legal Constrains	This communication constraint happens when the receiver and the sender have misconceptions on the terms/rules of the conversation.
	The person receiving the message	This component of communication describes that the receiver should be attentive to the sender to avoid misconception
	Persistent	Types of Good Question: