History
Email Etiquette
Computer Basics
Verbal Communication
Non-Verbal Communication
100

He is credited with inventing the telephone

Alexander Graham Bell

100

Name one type of confidential information other than a phone number or address that should not be send via email.

Social Security Number, credit card info, bank info, passwords, medical info

100

The physical components of a computer are called

hardware

100

Conversations that you have in your head is called ________ communication.

Intrapersonal

100

Kinetics refers to

movement

200

He created the phonograph and recorded the first record.

Thomas Edison

200

What is one appropriate way to address your professor in an email?

Professor or Doctor

200

The programs/applications used by a computer is called 

software

200

Comparing things using "like" or "as" is called a

simile

200

Haptics describes/means this

touch

300

This nursery rhyme was the first song recorded.

Mary Had a Little Lamb

300

State one way to appropriately close an email to a faculty member

Thank you, sincerely, warm regards, best

300

The computer's main circuit board is called this

motherboard

300

Give an example of an environmental noise

keyboard tapping, lawn mower, people in hallway, vents in classrooms

300

Proxemics refers to 

space

400

This country used smoke signals from tower to tower along a long wall.

China

400

What exactly do the letters BCC stand for?

blind carbon copy

400

Windows, Mac iOS and Linux are examples of this

Operating System

400

This term refers to specialized language in a profession

jargon

400

Chronemics refer to

time

500

This culture invented the alphabet.

Phoenicians

500

Another more formal word for a greeting in an email is called a

salutation

500

What does GUI stand for?

Graphical User Interface

500

What are the 3 components of the triangle of meaning

Symbol, Thought, Referrent

500

This refers to an overused phrase, such as "have your cake and eat it to"

cliche

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