Quiz in oral comm

1. COMMUNICATION BARRIERS

2. 1. This type of barrier is caused
by impairments such as actual
deafness or blindness which
prevent messages from being
received as they were intended.

3. 2. This barrier refers to the
personal and preconceived notions
we bring to conversations, such as
racial stereotypes, reputations,
biases, assumptions, emotions,
interests, attitudes, and our
strengths and weaknesses.

4. 3. gestures are another
elements of the cultural barrier.
It is impossible to communicate
without body language and
gestures. It provides meaning
and justification for
communication.

5. 4. This barrier is any external
noise that distracts us from
receiving the intended
message.

6. 5. This barrier comes from
issues in the differences of
values, religions, traditions, and
beliefs.

7. STRATEGIES TO AVOID
COMMUNICATION
BREAKDOWN

8. 6. What strategy is given?
Using a language correctly in terms of
proper words and grammar helps eliminate
the possibility of a communication
breakdown. Having a good command of
the language establishes the credibility and
effectiveness of the speaker and the
message he/she is conveying.

9. 7. What strategy is given?
Clarity in the expression of a message is
imperative to effective delivery of thoughts
and ideas. In order do to this, a speaker
may use simple and specific words while
delivering a message.

10. 8. What strategy is given?
In any communication process, respect is a
must. This includes one’s respect for
culture, values, and beliefs of his/her
receivers. Courtesy does not only give a
positive impact on the audience, but also
attracts respect in return.

11. 9. What strategy is given?
Being sure about what you are saying
based on facts, figures, and real-life
situations is very essential to maintaining a
connection with your receiver. False
information and gossips might remove your
reliability as a speaker.

12. 10. What strategy is given?
Knowing our audience is very important in
a conversation. This includes considering
your audience’s mood, race, status,
background, needs, preferences,
education, and others. This way, a speaker
can easily build a connection toward
his/her receiver/s.

13. 11. What strategy is given?
A speaker should be able to express
his/her thoughts in a direct manner. Beating
around the bush and mentioning
unnecessary information might misguide
the flow of the conversation.

14. 12.What are the 10 ways to
Overcome Cultural Barrier?
1 point each (10 points)

15. 13. Differentiate Physiological-impairment
Barrier from Psychological Barrier
(5 points)

16. 14. If you were asked to deliver a
speech during a graduation, how
are you going to prepare? What are
the things you need to consider?
(5 points)

17. •15. Aside from sense of hearing, sight
what is another way to communicate to
a person who is blind, deaf and mute?
And How?

18. •16 How is syntactical error become a barrier
to communication?
Is the English language the only language
where we can commit grammatical errors?