ORAL COMMUNICATION
 Limit your erasures to three. The rest are
considered wrong.
I. IDENTIFICATION
1. It refers to the immediate form a message takes.
2. This is important as it determines whether or not
the decoder grasped the intended meaning.
3. He/She decides on the message to be sent.
4. It is responsible for the delivery of the chosen
message form.
5. This refers to any factor that inhibits the
conveyance of a message.
6. It refers to the time, place, attitude, or event
which the speaker needs to consider in delivering
the message.
7. It is the mutual exchange of information by any
effective means.
8. This serves as the stimulus of communication.
9-10. Two Latin words where the word communication
came from.
11. Responsible for extracting/decoding meaning of
the message.
12. The only person who knows the exact or full
meaning of the message transmitted.
13. His/Her role is to interpret the meaning of the
message.
14. This element is the reason for a delayed response.
II. Arrange the following stages of communication by
using letters A-F.
15. The ideas and thoughts are encoded into language
symbols or words and common language is
considered.
16. The brain receives the idea through the
participation of tiny nerve fibers working as delivery
agents.
17. To transmit the message, speech sounds should be
logically arranged.
18. The message is brought by the sound waves and
movements of the speaker are seen by the listener.
19. There is a presence of stimulus brought about by
the occurrence of an idea.
20. The sender is getting ready to externalize his
thoughts and he considers body movements, facial
expressions and other channels available.
III.TRUE OR FALSE
21. Hunger is an example of internal noise.
22. Communication can happen even if there is no
feedback.
23. Television, cellphone and laptop are examples of
channels.
24. Communication can happen even if there is is only
one person involved.
25. Images and symbols can convey messages.
IV. ILLUSTRATING MODELS OF COMMUNICATION
26-30. Illustrate the Berlo’s Model of Communication.
31-35. Illustrate the Wendel Johnson Model of
Communication.
V. ESSAY
36-45. Choose one from the given quotes. Explain it
comprehensively in no less than 7 sentences.
“Wise men speak because they have something to say;
Fools because they have to say something.”-Plato
“The most important thing in communication is
hearing what is not said.”-Peter Drucker
ORAL COMMUNICATION
 Limit your erasures to three. The rest are
considered wrong.
II. IDENTIFICATION
1. It refers to the immediate form a message takes.
2. This is important as it determines whether or not
the decoder grasped the intended meaning.
3. He/She decides on the message to be sent.
4. It is responsible for the delivery of the chosen
message form.
5. This refers to any factor that inhibits the
conveyance of a message.
6. It refers to the time, place, attitude, or event
which the speaker needs to consider in delivering
the message.
7. It is the mutual exchange of information by any
effective means.
8. This serves as the stimulus of communication.
9-10. Two Latin words where the word communication
came from.
11. Responsible for extracting/decoding meaning of
the message.
12. The only person who knows the exact or full
meaning of the message transmitted.
13. His/Her role is to interpret the meaning of the
message.
14. This element is the reason for a delayed response.
II. Arrange the following stages of communication by
using letters A-F.
15. The ideas and thoughts are encoded into language
symbols or words and common language is
considered.
16. The brain receives the idea through the
participation of tiny nerve fibers working as delivery
agents.
17. To transmit the message, speech sounds should be
logically arranged.
18. The message is brought by the sound waves and
movements of the speaker are seen by the listener.
19. There is a presence of stimulus brought about by
the occurrence of an idea.
20. The sender is getting ready to externalize his
thoughts and he considers body movements, facial
expressions and other channels available.
III.TRUE OR FALSE
21. Hunger is an example of internal noise.
22. Communication can happen even if there is no
feedback.
23. Television, cellphone and laptop are examples of
channels.
24. Communication can happen even if there is is only
one person involved.
25. Images and symbols can convey messages.
IV. ILLUSTRATING MODELS OF COMMUNICATION
26-30. Illustrate the Berlo’s Model of Communication.
31-35. Illustrate the Wendel Johnson Model of
Communication.
V. ESSAY
36-45. Choose one from the given quotes. Explain it
comprehensively in no less than 7 sentences.
“Wise men speak because they have something to say;
Fools because they have to say something.”-Plato
“The most important thing in communication is
hearing what is not said.”-Peter Drucker