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Oral Communication Prelim Exam Guide

The document is a preliminary examination for the Oral Communication course at Nanagun National High School, consisting of multiple-choice questions, identification tasks, true or false statements, and enumeration sections. It covers various aspects of communication, including elements, styles, contexts, and strategies. The exam aims to assess students' understanding of key concepts in oral communication.

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Oral Communication Prelim Exam Guide

The document is a preliminary examination for the Oral Communication course at Nanagun National High School, consisting of multiple-choice questions, identification tasks, true or false statements, and enumeration sections. It covers various aspects of communication, including elements, styles, contexts, and strategies. The exam aims to assess students' understanding of key concepts in oral communication.

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Republic of the Philippines

Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao


MINISTRY OF BASIC, HIGHER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION
NANAGUN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Nanagun, Lumbayanague Lanao del Sur

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


PRELIM EXAMINATION IN ORAL COMMUNICATION
(1ST SEMESTER - AUGUST 19-20)

Name: Score:

Test I - Multiple Choice. Choose the letter of the best answer. (20 pts.)

1. Which element of communication refers to the person who creates and sends the message?
A. Receiver B. Channel C. Feedback D. Sender

2. Which is NOT a component of the communication process?


A. Sender B. Receiver C. Translator D. Channel

3. The type of communication that occurs within oneself is called:


A. Interpersonal B. Intrapersonal C. Public D. Mass

4. A conversation between a teacher and student belongs to which speech context?


A. Intrapersonal B. Dyadic C. Small group D. Mass communication

5. Which refers to the cultural differences in communication styles, values, and beliefs?
A. Intercultural communication B. Interpersonal communication
C. Mass communication D. Globalization

6. Which communicative strategy involves starting a conversation?


A. Topic control B. Nomination C. Repair D. Restriction

7. In speech writing, the part that captures the audience’s attention is the:
A. Introduction B. Body C. Conclusion D. Transition

8. The medium of communication in a form of face-to-face, television, or online.


A. Channel B. Feedback C. Reciever D. Message

9. Which speech style is most formal and often uses prepared speeches?
A. Consultative B. Frozen C. Casual D. Intimate

10. Which part of the communication process is responsible for translating ideas into messages?
A. Encoding B. Decoding C. Feedback D. Noise

11. Which is an example of paralanguage?


A. Tone of voice B. Hand gesture C. Eye contact D. Posture

12. The purpose of topic shifting in communication is to:


A. Correct misunderstandings B. Change the subject smoothly
C. Clarify information D. Maintain topic flow

13. The “noise” in communication can be:


A. Only physical B. Only psychological C. Both physical and psychological D. None of the above

14. Which speech delivery method uses a fully written manuscript read word-for-word?
A. Impromptu B. Extemporaneous C. Memorized D. Manuscript

15. In intercultural communication, the tendency to view one’s own culture as superior is called:
A. Ethnocentrism B. Cultural relativism C. Stereotyping D. Xenophobia

16. A group discussion among 4-10 people is what type of speech context?
A. Public B. Small group C. Dyadic D. Mass
17. Which communicative strategy is used to address a breakdown in communication?
A. Nomination B. Topic control C. Repair D. Termination

18. In speech delivery, the ability to maintain eye contact is part of:
A. Modulation B. Stage presence C. Articulation D. Timing

19. Which of the following is an example of a locutionary act ?


A. Saying “Close the door B. Actually closing the door
C. Intending to make someone close the door. D. None of the above

20. Which communicative strategy signals a polite ending to a conversation?


A. Nomination B. Repair C. Termination D. Restriction

Test II – Identification. Write the correct term or concept. (20points)

_________________ 21. The person who creates and sends the message.
_________________ 22. The process of converting ideas into words, symbols, or gestures.
_________________ 23. The physical or psychological interference that disrupts communication.
_________________ 24. A communication process that occurs between people of different cultural
backgrounds.
_________________ 25. Communication style used in formal ceremonies, constitutions, or oaths.
_________________ 26. A brief but complete speech delivered without prior preparation.
_________________ 27. The ability to adapt to different cultural norms when communicating.
_________________ 28. This style is private, which occurs between or among close family members.
_________________ 29. The communicative strategy used to open a conversation or introduce a topic.
_________________ 30. The part of the speech that summarizes the key points and leaves a lasting impression.
_________________ 31. In speech delivery, the variation of pitch, tone, and volume.
_________________ 32. A conversation involving only two participants.
_________________ 33. The act of ending a conversation politely and smoothly.
_________________ 34. The group of listeners or readers targeted by the speech.
_________________ 35. The method of delivering a speech by recalling it word-for-word without notes.
_________________ 36. The communicative strategy used to keep the discussion focused on the topic.
_________________ 37. A speech context where communication is directed to a large audience.
_________________ 38. The effect that speech has on the listener.
_________________ 39. The act performed with the intention of making a request or giving command.
_________________ 40. The act of expressing meaning through utterances.

Test III – True or False. Write T if the statement is true and write F if its false.(20 items)

_____ 41. Communication is a one-way process where only the sender is active.
_____ 42. Interpersonal communication occurs within oneself.
_____ 43. Ethnocentrism can hinder effective intercultural communication.
_____ 44. Feedback is not essential in the communication process.
_____ 45. Small group communication involves more than 15 people.
_____ 46. Volume is the loudness and softness of your voice.
_____ 47. Intrapersonal communication happens inside an individual’s mind.
_____ 48. Impromtu is a type of speech delivery which the speaker reads his/her speech.
_____ 49. Stage presence is important in holding the audience’s attention.
_____ 50. The part of speech contains introduction and conclusion only..
_____ 51. Modulation refers to body movements used in speech delivery.
_____ 52. Termination strategy is used at the start of a conversation.
_____ 53. Nonverbal cues can support or contradict verbal messages.
_____ 54. Noise can be physical, psychological, or semantic.
_____ 55. The frozen speech style is the least formal among all styles.
_____ 56. Encoding is done by the receiver of the message.
_____ 57. Public communication usually involves a large audience.
_____ 58. Repair strategy is used to correct misunderstandings in communication.
_____ 59. Topic shifting involves changing the subject being discussed.
_____ 60. Illocutionary act refers to the physical act of speaking.

Test IV – Enumeration. Write the required number of answers. (20 items)

Five elements of the communication process Five types of speech style

61. 73.
62. 74.
63. 75.
64. 76.
65. 77.

Four types of speech context Three main parts of a speech

66. 78.
67. 79.
68. 80.
69.
Five common communicative strategies
Three main parts of a speech 81.
70. 82.
71. 83.
72. 84.
85.
Test V- Remembering.

(86- 90) Give one title from the report of your classmates including the names of the reporters and write it in a
full. Nothing added nothing less.

(91-100) Tell me what did you learned from those topics in Oral Communication that we had discussed.
Construct at least 2-3 sentences only. Write your answer at the back of your test paper. 

Good Luck Babies! 


Prepared by: FAHMIAH H. ABDULLAH, LPT

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