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Final Exam Review: ENG 201
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Which listening style involves listening where the goals is to help the speaker solve a problem?
informational listening
empathetic listening
critical listening
evaluative listening
2
During the debate, each candidate listened carefully to gather information to use in attacks on their rival
striking
pouncing
ambushing
jargon
3
The process of humans responding to verbal/nonverbal behavior. A survival skill to maintain contact with the world.
communication
conversations
symbols
meaning
4
A "self-fulfilling prophesy" occurs when a person mentally assumes something will happen, making it more likely to occur
True
False
5
I don't like listening to the Sunday service because I can barely hear the minister. He should adjust his...
pitch
tone
volume
rate
6
The block-style format of writing letters is not the most widely used because it is hard to format.
False
True
7
Communication in which two or more parties involved consider one another as individuals is considered
interpersonal communication.
interdependence.
intrapersonal communication.
irreplaceability.
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The medium through which a message passes from sender to receiver is the
feedback
environment
channel
context
9
Mixed punctuation style in letter writing uses no punctuation after the salutation and the complimentary close.
True
False
10
Clothing is a form of non-verbal communication that can communicate things such as your social and economic position.
True
False
11
"Clyde passed away" vs. "Clyde kicked the bucket" or "I'm terminating your job" vs "You're fired," are examples of...
emotive terms.
euphemisms.
equivocal terms.
relative terms.
12
Which of the following are important to consider when preparing a presentation for a group or audience?
what will the audience do with the information presented?
why is the topic important to the customer?
all of the above
what time is the presentation?
13
A disconfirming response with more than one meaning, leaving the other party unsure of the responder's position is a(an)
attending response
emotive response
ambiguous response
undefined response
14
A(an) _____________________ might entail a short update on a current project during a meeting without advance notice
summarization
oral briefing
analyzation
meeting
15
At times Instructor Monroe speaks quickly. She should work on her _________.
pitch
rate
tone
volume
16
Facial expressions, gestures, and tone of voice often all affect
content of the conversation
informal grammar rules
meaning of words
formal grammar rules
17
Public communication is commonly used in social and business settings. True or False?
False
True
18
The feedback of a conversation is how the message moves from the sender to the receiver.
True
False
19
When I talk with Sheila she doesn't listen, because she's only interested in what she has to say. This is an example of:
Faulty assumptions
Defensive listening
Pseudolistening
Stage hogging
20
The study of body movement, gestures, and posture is known as
anatomy
physiology
proxemics
kinesics
21
At times, Lisa talks to/communicates with herself in the mirror to boost her self-esteem. This is called ______________.
self-disclosure.
interdependent communication
interpersonal communication.
intrapersonal communication.
22
Some scholars say that more than 90 percent of the information in a face-to-face conversation may be sent non-verbally.
False
True
23
An extemporaneous speech is one that is ______________________________________.
meant to amuse the audience and entertain them.
planned but presented in a direct, conversational manner.
given without preparation.
written down but learned and delivered by without a written text.
24
The brain reconstructs electrochemical impulses generated by hearing into representations of original sound & meaning
hearing
caring
attending
listening
25
Generally people communicate for three basic purposes: to inform, to persuade and to entertain.
True
False
26
Which of the following are important to consider when preparing a presentation for a group or audience?
volume
flexibility
tone
rate and pitch
27
Joseph could be heard in his office having a conversation with someone; however, he was the only person in the office.
intrepersonal
intrapersonal
interpersonal
interactive
28
A teacher explains the course expectations and the students listen to ensure that they understand the rules. This is:
informational listening.
critical listening.
evaluative listening
empathetic listening.
29
Who is responsible for encoding and delivering the message?
environment
receiver
sender
climate
30
When Mark spoke, everyone listened because of the rich quality of his voice. The quality of one's voice is defined as
pitch
range
volume
tone
31
The jurors listened to all of the witnesses' testimony to determine if it aligned with the evidence. This is...
critical listening.
empathetic listening.
informational listening.
evaluative listening.
32
The announcer correctly pronounced all the necessary parts of the words This correct pronunciation is articulation.
False
True
33
The definition of haptics is how sound affects the communication process. True or False?
True
False
34
Moderate anxiety which helps a speaker perform better in a presentation is called...
audience anxiety
debilitative apprehension
situation anxiety
facilitative apprehension
35
A chronological resume is the traditional organizational format with headings that spotlight education and experience
True
False
36
The transmission of messages to large, usually widespread audiences via broadcast means;
mass communication
impromptu communication
external communication
intrapersonal communication
37
Personal attributes that enable someone to interact effectively and harmoniously with other people.
soft skills
professional skills
communication skills
interpersonal skills
38
According to your notes, the process of focusing on certain stimuli from the environment is
listening
hearing
attending
understanding
39
Personal attributes that enable someone to interact effectively & harmoniously with other people are called soft skills.
True
False
40
A _______________ resume highlights an applicant's transferable skills.
chronological resume
Formatted resume
functional resume
chrono-functional format resume
41
A loud vehicle driving by the cemetery interrupts the minister as he begins the closing prayer. This is an example of...
noise
channel
feedback
environment
42
Tricia couldn't concentrate on a speaker’s words because too much information was provided. Tricia is experiencing:
negative cognitive response
message miscommunication
message overload
message imbalance
43
Advance Planning, Alternative Container, County Burial, FTC, and Funeral Escort are all examples of funeral industry...
Euphemisms
Language
Slang
Jargon
44
Polychronic is a nonverbal means of communication that emphasizes flexibility in beginning and completing tasks.
True
False
45
A high level of anxiety which negatively affects a speaker's performance is called:
debilitative apprehension
debilitative fear
debilitative anxiety
debilitative response
46
Which of the following best describes a speech that is read word-for-word from a prepared text
Manuscript
Impromptu
Memorized
Extemporaneous
47
Pretending to listen while nodding, smiling and occasionally say something agreeable is defined as...
pseudo-listening
insulated listening
stage hogging
insensitive listening
48
Rules dealing with the meaning of words.
content
semantics
syntax
context
49
Who is responsible for receiving and decoding a message?
message
receiver
communication
sender
50
Modified block style letters/correspondences use a format that incorporates
complimentary close and signature begin at the center of the page
paragraphs may be indented
date begins at the center of the page
All of the above
paragraphs may be blocked
51
There are three types of accepted letter formats.
False
True