LESSON 3

Question 1

❖ These are plans or courses of action to convey
information effectively.

Answer 1

COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGIES

Question 2

• Presenting a particular topic clearly, truthfully, and saying
  only what is relevant.
• EXAMPLE: “Have you noticed the weird weather lately?
  Is this because of climate change?”

Answer 2

NOMINATION

Question 3

• Restricting the discussion to the topic offered or
  presented.
• EXAMPLE: “That arrest move was a disaster waiting to
  happen. Do you agree?”

Answer 3

RESTRICTION

Question 4

• The process of providing equal opportunities to all the
  participants to express their views to the discussion.
• EXAMPLE: “Excuse me? I think we should speak one at
  a time, so we can clearly understand what we want to say
  about the topic.”

Answer 4

TURN-TAKING

Question 5

• This involves the act of sustaining the topic for the
  discussion.
• EXAMPLE: “You said that you like milk chocolates, but
  you also said that dark chocolates taste good. So, do you
  know that all chocolates are based on a single ingredient
  called cacao?”

Answer 5

TOPIC CONTROL

Question 6

• Involves moving from one topic to another. It is where one
  part of a conversation ends and where another begins.
• EXAMPLE: “Thank you very much for your inputs, Sir. At
  this point, let me call on another panelist to lead the
  discussion…”

Answer 6

TOPIC SHIFTING

Question 7

• This refers to solving problems or errors which may
  interrupt the discussion.
• EXAMPLE: “I’m sorry, the word should be pronounced as
  pretty not priti.”

Answer 7

REPAIR

Question 8

• This is the process of closing on-going topics.
• EXAMPLE: “I wish I could stay and talk more, but my time
  won’t permit me. I have to go

Answer 8

TERMINATION