unit 4

Question 1

The most used form of communication there could be is

Answer 1

Oral Communication.

Question 2

Oral Communication involves communication through mouth and consists of individualscommunicating with one another, be it _________.

Answer 2

express or telephonic conversation

Question 3

General Purpose of Speaking:

Answer 3

to inform
to persuade
to entertain

Question 4

refers to the situation or environment and the circumstances in which
communication occurs.

Answer 4

Speech context

Question 5

Different types of Speech Context:

Answer 5

• Intrapersonal Communication
• Intrapersonal Communication
• Public Communication

Question 6

self-talk or a conversation you hold with yourself
or under certain situations such as when you want to make an important
judgment or discover a little about yourself.

Answer 6

Intrapersonal Communication

Question 7

form of communication between two people or
a small group may be in the form of dyadic or small group communication.

Answer 7

Interpersonal Communication –

Question 8

Dyadic Communication: communication of 2 people: may vary from

Answer 8

impersonal to personal.

Question 9

when you communicate with people close to you, for instance your best friend, family members and colleagues.

Answer 9

Personal

Question 10

when you talk to people you are not concerned about,
often with aloofness, or unconcern with your approach.

Answer 10

Impersonal

Question 11

: group, typically consisting of three or more
people. Usually, they are approximately close and who are, by some common
purpose, are related.

Answer 11

Small Group Communication

Question 12

involving a speaker and an audience and the
audience may vary from just a small number of people to thousands or even
millions.

Answer 12

Public Communication –

Question 13

sent out from a source to countless receivers around the world. It happens through the aid of methods such as films, radio, videos and television.

Answer 13

Mass Communication –

Question 14

Kinds of Oral Communication Activities

Answer 14

1. One-on-One speaking
2. Small-Group or Team-Based Oral Work
3. Full-Class Discussions
4. In-class Debates and Deliberations
5. Speeches and Presentations
6. Oral Examinations

Question 15

questions are presented in oral or spoken form. While
answers, on the other hand, may be expressed written or verbally too.

Answer 15

Oral Examinations

Question 16

stand-up, podium speech conveyed by an individual from an outline

Answer 16

5. Speeches and Presentations

Question 17

pre-arranged consideration of a few issues from two or more standpoints; debates normally engage to who argue throughout, while deliberation consents movement by individuals in the process. Both attribute reason-giving argument.

Answer 17

In-class Debates and Deliberations

Question 18

discussion that is typically less aggressive, argumentbased, and competitive than debate and deliberation. However, it is still dialogic in nature.

Answer 18

Full-Class Discussions –

Question 19

– smaller scale setting for discussion, deliberation, and problem solving. Suitable for both large lectures and smaller
classes and permits levels of participation that is impossible in larger groups.

Answer 19

Small-Group or Team-Based Oral Work

Question 20

range from moments interposing a lecture, where
students are asked to discuss or explain some question or problem

Answer 20

One-on-One speaking

Question 21

student teacher

Answer 21

One-on-One speaking

Question 22

teacher or student-led

Answer 22

Full-Class Discussions