ENGLISH Flashcards

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amplifying voice

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Resonation

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Highness and lowness

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Pitch

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Softness and loudness

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Volume

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4
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Many a child____

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IS

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5
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A lot of people____

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ARE

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A lot of water _____

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IS

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7
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extra description to subject

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Appositive

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NEWSPAPER

stand on issue

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Editorial

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Father of Purposive Communication

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Aristotle

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10
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Father of Modern Communication

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Alexander Graham Bell

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First Language (L1)

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Acquisition

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Second Language (L2)

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Learning

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Basic function of communication

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Social interaction

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Conventional ways of disseminating information have involved into______

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digitization

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MODEL

public speaking

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Aristotle

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MODEL

Influence to audience
Thank you speech

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Aristotle MODEL

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MODEL

5W

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Laswell

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MODEL

Medium/Channel is important

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Laswell

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MODEL

mother of all models

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Shannon-Weaver

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MODEL

introduced Noise

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Shannon -Weaver

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MODEL

*No interpreter
*with transmitter (phone)

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Shannon -Weaver

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MODEL

SMCR

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Berlo

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MODEL

SMCR (meaning)

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Source-Message-Channel-Receiver

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MODEL

Emotion

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Berlo

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MODEL Field of experience
Schramm
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MODEL coding and decoding are two essential process
Schramm
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MODEL no beginning no end
Eugene White
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MODEL spiral
Dances Helical
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MODEL complex circular
Barlund Transactional
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LINEAR MODELS
Aristotle Laswell Berlo
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TRANSACTIONAL MODELS
Barlund Shannon-Weaver
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INTERACTIONAL MODEL
Schramm Eugene White
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MODEL TYPE one-way
Linear
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MODEL TYPE role reversal interdependence
Transactional
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MODEL TYPE Circular
Interactional
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MODEL TYPE Social Media
Interactional
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information prior to sending messages
Feedforward
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preface table of contents book covers teasers
feedforward
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effect of speaker on the listener
feedback
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communication about communication
metamessages
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lower to upper level communication
upward
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higher to lower level communication
downward
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equal level of communication
lateral
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from different levels of communication
grapevine/ crosswise
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the ENVIRONMENT where communication takes place
CONTEXT
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intent manner
Mode of communication
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NOISE external environment
Physical
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NOISE internal body
Physiological
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NOISE mental emotional
Psychological
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NOISE Language Dialect
Semantic
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STYLES ignoring own personal rights
Passive
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STYLES ignoring others rights
Aggressive
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STYLES direct honest communication
Assertive
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STYLES appearing passive but acting aggressive
Passive-Aggressive
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im + possible
structural analysis
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She lives _____ Colon St.
on
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MAXIMS who?
Paul Grice
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MAXIMS Give enough information but not too much
QUANTITY MAXIM
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MAXIMS Be truthful. Based your information on evidence
Quality Maxim
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MAXIMS Stay relevant to the topic
Maxim of Relation/ Relevance
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MAXIMS Be clear. Avoid ambiguity.
Maxim of Manner
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9C of Effective Communication Who?
Michael Osborn
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Avoid jargon
Clarity
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Reasons why essays are written
Inform Explain Persuade
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Little to no preparation
Impromptu
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with outline little preparation
Extemporaneous (Less than 30 mins)
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DRAMA reveal INNER throughts
Soliloquy
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DRAMA reveal judgement/ hidden secrets
Aside
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DRAMA reveal previous events explain character choice of action
Monologue
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DRAMA many characters
Dialogue
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General Purpose of Speech
Inform Persuade Entertain
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LEVELS OF COMMUNICATION
1- Intrapersonal 2- Interpersonal 3- Small Group 4- Public 5- Mass
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CONTEXT straightforward ex. English, German
Low-context
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CONTEXT indirect ex. Asian
High-Context
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thesis statement statement you want to be accepted
Claim
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grounds support the claim
Evidence
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connects claim to evidence
Warrant
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overall direction of content
Proposition
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PROPOSITION belief in something is or is not
Proposition of FACT
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PROPOSITION something good or bad
Proposition of VALUE
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PROPOSITION something should or should not be done
Proposition of POLICY
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use in project and organizational management
RACI MATRIX
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RACI MATRIX
Responsible Accountable Consulted Informed
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*Internal communication
Memorandum
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*motion raised
Minutes of the meeting
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PARTS OF LETTER where you could send a reply
Return Address
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PARTS OF LETTER 5 lines from top
Dateline
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PARTS OF LETTER Name, position, organization of the receiver
Inside address
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PARTS OF LETTER "Sir/Madam..."
Salutation
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PARTS OF LETTER in text form
Body
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PARTS OF LETTER "Respectfully yours,...."
Complementary close
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PARTS OF LETTER signature
Signature line
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Salutation for formal Business letter
Colon ( : )
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Salutation for informal Friendly letter
Comma ( , )
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Use for private email
BCC Blind Carbon Copy
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Most popular and easiest business letter
Full block
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NOT BASIC PART OF LETTER
Attention Line
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indicates intended recipient
Attention line
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RESUME work history
chronological resume
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RESUME skills and experience
Functional Resume
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RESUME chronological + functional history + experience
Hybrid Resume
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RESUME for specific job
Targeted Resume
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*brief / direct details for job application
Succinctness
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also called Progress Notes
Interim Notes
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SIGNS legally prohibited
Regulatory
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SIGNS building / territory
Infrastructural
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SIGNS Promotes product
commercial
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SIGNS violates ex. graffiti
Transgressive
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LEAD summary lead
Straight Lead
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LEAD conventional lead
straight lead
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LEAD common in news articles
straight lead
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LEAD 5W and H
Straight lead
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LEAD start with relevant story two related stories
Anecdotal lead
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LEAD start with where story take place LOCATION
Scene-Setting Lead
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LEAD Journalist personal experience I ,WE, US
First-person lead
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LEAD Dramatic attention grabbing
Zinger lead / Novelty lead
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KACHRU MODEL
Inner circle- english speaker Outer circle- second language Expanding circle- Foreign language
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Personal attack
Ad Hominem
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solve problem abruptly
Deus Ex Machina
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solution to all problem
Panacea
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"You too!" Ikaw din naman
Tu quoqe
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Previous affect present
Gambler's Fallacy
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Lahat naman, majority
Bandwagon
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theory focused on word identification
Automaticity
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Prose Tagalog
Tuluyan
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Prose example
Fiction and non fiction novel, fable, essay
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Poetry
Di tuluyan
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abruptly release air
plosive
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The company's project proposal for the next season _____ within the approved budget
is
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BERLO SMCR model EXCEPT
code
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UNAIDED communication
body language
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AIDED communication
objects
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Who? Says What? What Channel? Whom?
Laswell
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what is inside the chest in "Small Key" by Paz Latorena
old belonging of wife
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In English verse, a poetic foot having 1 stressed syllable followed by 1 unstressed syllable is A Trochaic B. lambic
Trochaic
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light dramatic stereotype characters
Farce
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Tablets in Sumerian city of _____
Ur
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The car is a gluton for gasoline
eats up a lot of gas
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Pentameter lines sonnet
10 syllables
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Last two lines of sonnet
couplet
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DRTA means
Directed Reading Thinking Activity