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Reviewer in Purposive Communication Test

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Republic of the Philippines

COMMISION ON HIGHER EDUCATION


Region V (Bicol)
TIWI COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Tiwi, Albay

REVIEWER IN PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION

Purposive Communication

Directions: Read the following questions carefully and choose the letter of the best answer.

1. What is the main purpose of purposive communication?


A) To inform
B) To persuade
C) To entertain
D) To express emotion

2. Which of the following is not a characteristic of purposive communication?


A) Deliberate
B) Goal-oriented
C) Spontaneous
D) Intentional

3. In purposive communication, what is the role of the audience?


A) To provide feedback
B) To receive information
C) To entertain
D) To act upon the message

4. What is the primary difference between purposive communication and casual conversat
A) Purpose
B) Tone
C) Context
D) All of the above

5. What is the most important aspect of purposive communication?


A) The message
B) The audience
C) The context
D) The speaker

6. In purposive communication, how is the message delivered?


A) Verbally
B) Non-verbally
C) Both verbally and non-verbally
D) None of the above

7. What is the goal of a persuasive message in purposive communication?


A) To change the audience's behavior or opinion
B) To inform the audience
C) To entertain the audience
D) To express emotions

8. What is the role of ethos in purposive communication?


A) To establish the credibility of the speaker
B) To entertain the audience
C) To inform the audience
D) To express emotions

9. What is the role of logos in purposive communication?


A) To provide logical arguments
B) To entertain the audience
C) To express emotions
D) To establish the credibility of the speaker

10. What is the role of pathos in purposive communication?


A) To appeal to the audience's emotions
B) To provide logical arguments
C) To establish the credibility of the speaker
D) To entertain the audience

11. Which communication model includes the element of "noise"?


A) Shannon-Weaver Model
B) Berlo's Model
C) Osgood-Schramm Model
D) Lasswell's Model

12. What does the "channel" refer to in the communication process?


A) The medium through which the message is transmitted
B) The sender of the message
C) The receiver of the message
D) The feedback from the receiver

13. Which of the following is an example of nonverbal communication?


A) Speaking clearly and fluently
B) Using appropriate hand gestures while speaking
C) Sending a text message
D) Maintaining eye contact with the audience

14. What is the role of tone in purposive communication?


A) To convey the speaker's attitude
B) To entertain the audience
C) To inform the audience
D) To establish the credibility of the speaker

15. What is the role of nonverbal cues in purposive communication?


A) To reinforce the message
B) To detract from the message
C) To entertain the audience
D) To express emotions

16. What is the role of audience analysis in purposive communication?


A) To understand the audience's needs and preferences
B) To entertain the audience
C) To inform the audience
D) To express emotions

17. What is the importance of context in purposive communication?


A) To ensure that the message is understood correctly
B) To entertain the audience
C) To express emotions
D) To establish the credibility of the speaker
18. What is the role of language in purposive communication?
A) To convey the message effectively
B) To entertain the audience
C) To express emotions
D) To establish the credibility of the speaker

19. What is the role of storytelling in purposive communication?


A) To make the message more memorable and engaging
B) To inform the audience
C) To entertain the audience
D) To express emotions

20. Which of the following is an example of formal communication?


A) Texting a friend
B) Writing a letter of complaint to a company
C) Having a casual conversation with a colleague
D) Sharing personal stories and experiences

21. Which type of communication uses facial expressions, body language, and gestures?

A) Verbal
B) Written
C) Nonverbal
D) Digital

22. Which of the following is an example of written communication?

A) A televised speech
B) A phone call
C) A newspaper article
D) A classroom discussion

23. What is considered a barrier to effective communication?

A) Shared language
B) Feedback
C) Noise
D) Context

24. What does feedback signify in the communication process?

A) The medium used to deliver the message


B) The sender's reaction
C) The receiver's response
D) The topic of conversation

25. What does intercultural communication involve?

A) Talking with friends


B) Messaging within one’s native group
C) Communicating across different cultures
D) Speaking only in English

26. Which of the following best describes a formal register of language?

A) Slang and idioms


B) Academic writing or speeches
C) Text messages
D) Conversations among close friends
27. Which is a key element in persuasive communication?

A) Entertainment
B) Credibility
C) Humor
D) Distraction

28. Which is a characteristic of effective communication?

A) Vague and complex language


B) Confusing visuals
C) Clarity and conciseness
D) Lengthy sentences

29. What is a communication breakdown?

A) A moment of silence
B) A pause in conversation
C) A failure to exchange information effectively
D) A formal debate

30. In what scenario is purposive communication most important?

A) Casual talk
B) Classroom discussion
C) Business presentation
D) Social media comment

31. Which of the following is NOT a principle of effective communication?

A) Understanding the audience


B) Ignoring feedback
C) Clarity of message
D) Consideration of context

32. The term "code-switching" refers to:

A) Breaking laws during conversation


B) Using one language consistently
C) Switching between languages or language styles
D) Speaking in riddles

33. Which of the following best describes paralanguage?

A) Use of emojis
B) Tone, pitch, and volume of voice
C) Sign language
D) Written language

34. Eye contact is a type of:

A) Verbal communication
B) Nonverbal cue
C) Formal writing
D) Distraction

35. Which of the following is NOT a function of communication?

A) Regulation and control


B) Social interaction
C) Confusion and ambiguity
D) Motivation

36. What is the goal of informative communication?

A) To entertain
B) To express emotions
C) To provide facts and data
D) To confuse the audience

37. Which register is used in news reporting?

A) Frozen
B) Formal
C) Casual
D) Intimate

38. Which term refers to the mental process of interpreting a message?

A) Feedback
B) Encoding
C) Decoding
D) Channeling

39. The transmission model of communication is:

A) Linear
B) Circular
C) Interactive
D) Constructivist

40. What is the purpose of a communication plan?

A) To write a speech
B) To develop random conversations
C) To strategize and organize communication goals
D) To criticize communication

41. Listening actively means:

A) Waiting to respond
B) Ignoring the speaker’s emotions
C) Paying full attention and understanding
D) Multitasking during a conversation

42. Which medium is best for urgent, formal communication?

A) Email
B) Text message
C) Group chat
D) Memo

43. Cultural context in communication affects:

A) Message interpretation
B) Word choice
C) Gestures
D) All of the above

44. Which of the following is the most formal opening in a letter?


A) Hey
B) Hi there
C) Dear Sir/Madam
D) What's up

45. Which mode of communication allows real-time feedback?

A) Email
B) Live conversation
C) Letter
D) Blog post

46. What is the frozen register of language used for?

A) Legal and ceremonial purposes


B) Texting friends
C) Personal diary writing
D) Business emails

47. An example of downward communication is:

A) A manager giving instructions to staff


B) An employee suggesting changes to a manager
C) Colleagues discussing a project
D) A customer giving feedback

48. Which of the following is best for informal digital communication?

A) Email
B) Blog
C) Text message
D) Press release

49. The interactive model of communication introduces:

A) Only sender and message


B) Feedback and noise
C) Ceremonial language
D) One-way flow

50. Which communication type uses platforms like Zoom or Skype?

A) Mass communication
B) Interpersonal communication
C) Face-to-face communication
D) Synchronous digital communication

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