Directions : Choose the letter of the correct answer. Who is the Father of Modern Communication? Aristotle Sophocles Protagoras G. Bell
2. What is the process by which information is shared by person through a common system of verbal and nonverbal signs, symbols and behavior? Interaction Communication Relation Transmission
3. What is the primary goal of communication? To entertain To inform To argue To persuade
4. Body language, gestures, facial expressions, eye contact, and posture are the examples of what form of communication? Nonverbal Interpersonal Verbal Intrapersonal
5. Telephone conversation, job interview and doctor-patient conversation are examples of what form of communication? Mass Communication Dyadic Communication Speaker – Audience Communication Small Group Communication
6. This are thoughts and feelings that intervene with the communication process. Psychological Noise Physical Noise Semantic Noise External Noise
7. Principle of communication that happens nonstop, it is a cycle that happens everyday. Purposive Relational Learned Continuous
8. It refers to the principles and values that guide behavior and decision-making regarding what is right and wrong. Norms Culture Ethics Values
9. Jane discovers a small error in her expense report that could benefit her financially; instead of ignoring it, she promptly reports the mistake to her supervisor. What ethical standard of communication possessed in the statement? Truthfulness and Honesty Fairness Respect Integrity
10. It is our ability to communicate, interact, and work with people across the world. Global Communication Internal Communication Intercultural Communication External Communication
11. Which DMIS stage involves the belief that people think that everyone sees the world in the same way they do, or not encounter diverse cultures often enough to notice differences. Acceptance Integration Adaptation Denial
12. This refers to the different forms or version of a language that are characterized by distinct features in vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, or usage. Language Registers Language Variety Language Formality Language Dialect
13. You’re in Zamboanga City and hear people speaking a mix of Spanish and local words. What kind of language are they speaking? Creole Pidgin Dialect Sociolect
14. You're in a market and can't speak the local language. How would you communicate with the vendor? Speak English, even though it’s not mutual. Mix a few words from both languages to communicate. Use only gestures. Give up and walk away.
15. You are presenting your research findings at an academic conference. You want to convey your information clearly and professionally. What register should you use? Casual Intimate Colloquial Formal
16. While reading a heartfelt poem at a wedding, you want to evoke strong emotions. The audience is expecting a moment of beauty and sincerity. Which register would be most appropriate? Consultative Formal Intimate Frozen
17. This contains information and ideas that are shared to a large audience of people. Media Messages Evaluating Messages Evaluating Images Semiotic system
18. After reviewing feedback from your audience on a recent communication, you decide to ask strategic questions to improve your next message. What is the purpose of these strategic questions? To make the message longer To identify the message's strengths and weaknesses To ensure the message is the same for all audiences To focus only on the tone of the message
19. This refers to the concept behind the object that is being represented. Signified Signifier Sign Symbol
20. While designing a logo for a new brand, you want to ensure that the design communicates sophistication and trustworthiness. You use clean lines, minimalistic colors, and a balanced layout. Which semiotic system are you mainly using to convey this message? Spatial Visual Audio Linguistic
21. This refers to exchange of information between the sender and receiver that focuses on the strategies to be conducted or used in ways of communicating. Communication Aid Communication Strategies Aided Communication Unaided Communication
22. You are creating a presentation that includes text, images, and videos to communicate your idea. Why is this considered multimodal communication? Because it uses multiple language Because it focuses only on the text Because it uses only visual elements Because it uses two or more communication modes to make meaning
23. In a team meeting, you speak slowly and clearly, choosing simple, direct language to ensure everyone understands the project goals. What communication strategy are you focusing on? Nonverbal Visual Verbal Written
24. Carlo thinks of how he will put into words his love for Denisse. The component of communication behind this situation is _______. a. Encoding b. Decoding c. Interpreting d. Messaging
25. In writing, redundancy should be avoided because it: a. Repeats ideas unnecessarily b. Adds clarity to a sentence c. Strengthens the argument d. Makes writing more concise
26. Which of the following BEST describes authentic texts ? A. Texts created by native speakers for non-native learners to achieve curricular goals B. Texts created by native speakers for native speakers within a native environment C. Texts created by non-native speakers adapted to curricular needs D. Texts authored solely for language examinations
27. A teacher uses a simplified version of a newspaper article so that second language learners can easily understand it. This is an example of: A. Authentic text B. Semi-authentic text C. Created text D. Artificial text
28. Which text type is written by non-native speakers specifically to achieve curricular goals? A. Authentic text B. Semi-authentic text C. Created text D. Informative text
29. Which communication strategy is MOST appropriate when spoken communication is not possible? A. Written correspondence B. Sign language C. Graphic organizers D. Teleconferencing
30. The practice of using body movements, especially of the hands and arms, to communicate is called: A. Mime B. Gesture C. Sign language D. Paralanguage
31. The statement “Manpower < Labor” is an example of promoting which principle? A. Gender-biased terms B. Racism-free expressions C. Gender-neutral language D. Political correctness
32. The term racism is BEST understood as: A. The belief that men and women should be treated equally B. A form of discrimination against people of a different race C. An impairment in language processing and production D. The absence of ability to form speech
33. A communication gap that arises when two individuals cannot understand each other’s language is called: A. Aphasia B. Dysarthria C. Language barrier D. Semi-authentic text
34. Which of the following is a form of communication gap caused by language impairment? A. Dysphasia B. Racism C. Sexism D. Authentic text
35. The total absence of ability to form speech or language is referred to as: A. Dysphasia B. Anarthria C. Semi-authentic text D. Racism
36. Which among the following BEST illustrates a created text? A. A blog written by a native speaker for entertainment purposes B. A grammar exercise book designed by a teacher for students C. A newspaper editorial written for a community readership D. A novel written by a well-known native author
37. A Filipino-English bilingual writes an article based on an English editorial but simplifies it for high school learners. This is: A. Created text B. Authentic text C. Semi-authentic text D. Artificial text
38. A teacher gives learners access to original TED Talks videos intended for a global English-speaking audience. This is an example of: A. Authentic text B. Semi-authentic text C. Created text D. Artificial text
39. Which of the following is the FIRST factor to consider in developing a communication strategy? A. Tools and activities B. Objectives C. Messages D. Audience
40. The statement “I want to collect at least ₱500 from each person in this meeting” is an example of: A. A vague objective B. A specific objective C. A general objective D. An unrealistic objective
41. Why is it important to identify the audience in communication planning? A. To know how long the presentation will last B. To ensure the communication strategy achieves its objectives C. To evaluate resources available D. To assess equipment readiness
42. Which is a potential pitfall of using computerized design programs in communication? A. Clear visual aids B. Overly complex presentations C. Persuasive delivery D. Time efficiency
43. When evaluating communication, variety of verbal support such as examples, stories, and statistics add: A. Barriers B. Bias C. Impact D. Time
44. Which of the following BEST illustrates the link between objectives and communication strategy? A. Objectives must always be vague to cover all aspects. B. Communication strategy should align closely with objectives. C. Audience determines objectives regardless of message. D. Resources and time are more important than objectives.
45. Considering the recipient’s job title and responsibility in communication falls under which factor? A. Tone B. Audience C. Purpose D. Ethics
46. What type of communication occurs when a manager gives a reminder to a trainee? A. Upward communication B. Lateral communication C. Downward communication D. Outward communication
47. Which of the following is the FIRST thing to ask when determining the purpose of workplace communication? A. Who will read what I have written? B. Am I writing to create a record, provide/request information, or persuade? C. What factors might influence their response? D. What job titles do they hold?
48. What is the MOST important consideration in determining the appropriate tone in workplace communication? A. Using technical jargon B. Avoiding tough, condescending, or demanding language C. Employing passive voice for politeness D. Making sure the message is long and detailed
49. Workplace communication will FAIL the ethics test if it involves: A. Conciseness and clarity B. Suppression of information C. Audience awareness D. Purpose alignment
50. The act of copying another person’s work without proper acknowledgment in workplace communication is called: A. Misquoting B. Plagiarism C. Falsification D. Overstatement
51. Business writing is BEST defined as: A. Scholastic writing intended for academic audiences B. Informal exchanges between co-workers C. Professional communication used in organizations D. Creative writing for business promotion
52. Which indentation format uses a colon after the salutation and a comma after the complimentary closing? A. Open B. Block C. Standard D. Semi-block
53. A letter written by an employee to inform the manager of leaving the company is called: A. Sales letter B. Resignation letter C. Adjustment letter D. Cover letter
54. Which letter is usually written by a former employer describing the qualifications of a job seeker? A. Recommendation letter B. Acknowledgement letter C. Follow-up letter D. Adjustment letter
55. Why is writing business letters correctly important? A. They are only for internal communication B. They are less formal than other forms of writing C. They create impressions that affect business success D. They do not need to follow structure
56. The correct order of parts in a standard business letter includes: A. Heading, Inside Address, Salutation, Body, Complimentary Close, Signature B. Body, Inside Address, Heading, Signature, Complimentary Close C. Salutation, Heading, Body, Inside Address, Signature, Enclosures D. Signature, Salutation, Heading, Body, Inside Address
57. Which of the following is NOT included in communication context? A. Settings or environment B. Social relationships C. Culture D. Grammar rules
58. Who is the originator of the idea in the communication process? A. Message B. Source C. Channel D. Receiver
59. Which of the following is NOT one of the Five C’s of communication? A. Courtesy B. Clarity C. Concreteness D. Complexity
60. Which of the following is a key requirement for a good source in communication? A. Good articulation and correct grammar B. Ability to ignore audience needs C. Use of highly complex jargon D. Speaking without emphasis