REVIEW for Communication Quiz
1. Most good speakers were not born with their
public speaking skills. Rather, they __
them.
2. Job promotions are based upon how well the
worker can __ effectively in ___.
3. This substance is released to give you extra
energy when you have communication apprehension. __
4. Hands and feet get cold, heart rate
increases, breathing gets difficult, nervousness, voice gets squeaky, seating,
feeling hot, giggling etc. These are all
negative __ ___ of communication
apprehension in your body.
5. Two things you can do to overcome __ __ is be
very well prepared to give your speech and breathe deeply before you begin.
6. It is normal to have __. Even brave people have it.
7. What are the 5 levels of communication?
a. Talking to yourself –
b. Talking to 1 or 2
others –
c. Communicating with
4-12 people –
d. Speaking in front of a
group that is larger than 12 people –
e. Magazines, internet,
bill boards, radio, TV
8. __ is the physical,
social, psychological, and time elements in which communication takes place. For example, taking off your hat could __
many different things such as it’s too hot or the national anthem is being
played.
9. a. The
__ sends a message or idea to be understood.
b. The __ is the intended
object or target of the message.
c. The __ is the idea or
action being sent.
d. The way or means an
idea is communicated (spoken, text, phone, etc.)
e. __ is the response of
the receiver to the message.
f. The social,
psychological, time, and physical setting of communication is the __
g. __ Gets in the way of
the message and distorts it.
Terms to choose from…
Communicate Adrenalin
Groups Communication apprehension
Interference Intrapersonal
Interpersonal Mass Communication
Sender Mean
Learned Side Effects
Channel Feedback
Message Small group
Receiver Fear
Context Public Speaking
Chapter Three The Process of Public Speaking Name: ________
Directions: Use the
Maroon colored Speech book in the back of the room to answer these questions.
1. Explain what communication is.
2. Communication has
no beginning or ending points; it is an
ongoing activity. This is a _______.
3. In what ways can a
person who is speaking receive messages at the same time? Explain your answer.
5. Define the following terms in your own words. Then draw a communication model
that includes all the terms that have a star * in front of them.
*Sender –
*Receiver –
*Message –
*Feedback –
Verbal Communication
–
Nonverbal
communication –
*Context –
*Interference –
*Channel -
*Context –
Draw the model here…
5. List the five levels of communication and
briefly tell what each one is.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
6. List the three feedback loops and briefly
tell how each one considers the audience.
a.
b.
c.
