Curriculum Communication Match Quiz

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What type of communication is represented by the sentence 'This graph shows the rise of vehicle exports'?

  • to justify a prediction
  • to clarify what’s been said
  • to explain a diagram (correct)
  • to describe cause and effect

Which reason for communication best fits the sentence 'When there is not enough rain, rivers can dry up'?

  • to hypothesise
  • to evaluate work
  • to suggest a solution
  • to describe cause and effect (correct)

The communication in 'Did you ask us to show the percentages in a pie chart or a bar graph?' serves which purpose?

  • to check instructions (correct)
  • to describe location
  • to justify a prediction
  • to clarify what’s been said

What reason for communication is illustrated by the sentence 'Your different warm up stretching exercises worked well'?

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Which type of communication is represented by the sentence 'What I mean is that you have to breathe in deeply'?

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Communication Sentences and Reasons

  • Opinion on Animal Testing: "Her opinion in this article is that all animal testing is wrong."

    • Reason: To explain a point of view
    • Example from Subject: Discussing ethical implications in biology.
  • Vehicle Exports Graph: "This graph shows the rise of vehicle exports."

    • Reason: To explain a diagram
    • Example from Subject: Representing statistical data in economics.
  • Deep Breathing Instruction: "What I mean is that you have to breathe in deeply."

    • Reason: To clarify what’s been said
    • Example from Subject: Health instructions in physical education.
  • Spread of Diseases: "Diseases such as malaria spread quickly."

    • Reason: To describe cause and effect
    • Example from Subject: Discussing health impacts in public health studies.
  • Location of Baltic Sea: "The Baltic Sea lies between Europe and the Scandinavian Peninsula."

    • Reason: To describe location
    • Example from Subject: Geography lessons on European bodies of water.
  • Suggesting a Solution: "Why don’t you try using a different pencil with a finer point?"

    • Reason: To suggest a solution
    • Example from Subject: Offering tools to improve art projects.
  • Chart Presentation Inquiry: "Did you ask us to show the percentages in a pie chart or a bar graph?"

    • Reason: To check instructions
    • Example from Subject: Clarifying data presentation in math or statistics.
  • Evaluation of Stretches: "Your different warm-up stretching exercises worked well."

    • Reason: To evaluate work
    • Example from Subject: Analyzing effectiveness in physical training.
  • Ecosystem Changes Prediction: "We think the ecosystems will change because of the rise in temperatures."

    • Reason: To justify a prediction
    • Example from Subject: Predicting ecological shifts in environmental science.
  • Process in Machine Operation: "Put the material on the machine bed, raise the cutter, then move the machine bed from left to right."

    • Reason: To describe a process
    • Example from Subject: Step-by-step instructions in technical education.
  • Conductor's Role in Orchestra: "What might happen if an orchestra didn’t have a conductor?"

    • Reason: To hypothesise
    • Example from Subject: Discussing music theory in performance art.
  • Dry Rivers Due to Rainfall: "When there is not enough rain, rivers can dry up."

    • Reason: To describe cause and effect
    • Example from Subject: Exploring water cycles in environmental studies.

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