ENG112: Oral Communication Fundamentals

Which of the following best describes the primary focus of ENG112: Oral Communication in Context?

In ENG112, Performance Tasks (PT) contribute the least to the final grade compared to Written Works (WW) and Quarter Examinations (QE).

Match each unit of the ENG112 course with its respective term:

The RIGHT Learning Kit in ENG112 is aligned with which curriculum?

Who modified the RIGHT Learning Kit for Subject Chair for SY 24-25?

The RIGHT Learning Kit was created only by the English instructors.

According to the definitions provided, what is a central component of communication?

Communication is considered a one-way process where the sender transmits information, and the receiver passively accepts it.

Explain why a message, such as 'where came first', would not be considered effective communication.

Communication is a means of sharing and exchanging messages, information, ideas, and feelings for _________ understanding.

Which of the following emphasizes the importance of both sending and receiving cues in communication?

Match the communication elements with their correct description:

What did Dunn and Goodnight consider as the correct definition of communication?

Communication is only considered effective if the message aligns with the sender's intent, regardless of the receiver's interpretation.

Which of the following best describes communication, as presented?

According to Adler and Towne, communication only begins when mental images are conveyed successfully.

List the five basic elements of the communication process.

In the linear model of communication, the receiver ______ respond or has no way of responding to the information conveyed.

Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies linear communication?

Which element of communication refers to the means by which the message is conveyed?

Social interaction can occur without messages.

Match the element of communication with its correct description:

Which communication model is considered the 'mother of all communication models'?

In the transactional model, communicators are viewed as senders or receivers but not both.

What term describes the barriers that can interrupt a signal as it passes through a channel in the Shannon-Weaver model?

In the interactive model, a receiver's response to a sender is known as ______.

Which of the following is NOT an example of linear communication?

Which feature is introduced in the interactional models of communication?

Match the communication model with its key characteristic:

What does 'field of experience' refer to in the interactive model?

According to the content, what is required for effective communication beyond just exchanging messages?

Which of the skills listed is most closely associated with understanding the emotional state of the speaker?

Effective communication primarily focuses on the speaker's ability to articulate their message clearly, with minimal emphasis on the listener's role.

According to the content, to become an engaged listener, you must set aside ______.

Which action is NOT a component of becoming an engaged listener according to the content?

Name three skills for effective communication.

Match each skill with its primary benefit in the context of effective communication:

Why is providing feedback important in engaged listening?

According to Triandis (1994), what is the primary function of culture?

Shaking the head horizontally always universally signifies 'no'.

Which of the following is a characteristic often associated with feminine speech?

__________ speech is often competitive, while feminine speech strives to achieve harmony.

Why might 'baby boomers' experience difficulties with modern technology?

What is gender, according to Samovar, et al. (2010)?

Match the speech characteristics with the correct gender association:

What is the most important practice to implement when communicating with someone, regardless of gender?