Grade 11 Oral Communication Quiz & Flashcards

Which components are included in Shannon and Weaver's model of communication?

Noise can enhance the quality of a communication message.

What term describes the response of the receiver back to the sender in a communication process?

In communication, any factor that obstructs the message is known as ______.

Match the following terms with their definitions:

What hinders the channels of communication?

Body language has no effect on the perception of the message being communicated.

What is the term for the person who sends the message in a communication process?

Good communication is indicated by messages that are __________.

Match the following terms with their definitions:

Which of the following is a good indication that communication has occurred?

Non-verbal communication can be characterized by a certain look or gaze.

What type of communication is described as involving the exchange of thoughts through spoken words?

The __________ must understand the message for effective communication to take place.

Which option should be avoided for effective communication?

Communication Overview

Communication is the exchange of thoughts, messages, or information through speech, signals, writing, or behavior.
Important terms include feedback, non-verbal communication, and barriers to communication.

Claude Shannon and Warren Weaver's Model

This model defines communication involving four key components: sender, transmitter, receiver, and destination.
Noise can disrupt the message as it travels through communication channels, affecting listener interpretation.

Key Concepts in Communication

Feedback is crucial for effective communication; it indicates whether the message has been understood.
Non-verbal communication encompasses body language, which aids in conveying messages, such as nodding and maintaining eye contact.

Barriers to Effective Communication

Noise, ambiguity, and misunderstanding can hinder clear exchanges.
Active listening and clarity in expression are essential to overcome these barriers.

Types of Communication

Non-verbal communication is characterized by body language, gestures, and facial expressions, as opposed to verbal or written communication.
Clear oral communication involves articulate speech and attentive listening.

Fundamental Processes

Effective communication is a two-way process, ensuring both parties can send and receive messages without interruption.
Understanding is confirmed when the receiver comprehends the given message.

Importance of Communication

Successful communication is marked by shared meanings and mutual understanding.
Each party's ability to provide feedback enhances the communication process.

Quiz Questions Overview

Multiple choice questions target understanding of fundamental concepts like definitions, types, and processes of communication.
Questions encourage recognition of effective listening and avoidance of poor communication practices.

Explore the Shannon-Weaver model of communication in this quiz tailored for Grade 11 students. Understand how noise affects communication channels and the interpretation of messages. Test your knowledge on key concepts and models of communication.