Communication
Listening
Speaking
Speaking Part 2
Miscellaneous
100

What is communication?

An attempt to understand and/pr to be understood 

100

What is hearing?

Simply receiving sound waves

100
What are the mechanics of the speech process? 

Speech mechanism 

100

What is the unique sound of one's voice?

Pitch

100

What are the speech model components in order? 

Speaker, message, listener, feedback

200

What is the last step of the speech model process?

Feedback: Listener reacts to message in a verbal or nonverbal way

200

What is listening? 

Understanding and interpreting sound in a meaningful way

200

What is the vibration that is the first audible speech sound?

Phonation

200

What is producing vocal sounds through pitch, rate, quality, volume, articulation, and pronunciation? 

Vocalization

200

What are external sources of breakdown in communication (communication failure)?

Noise, defective hearing, lack of attention, or incorrect speech 

300

What is the difference between formal and informal communication? 

Formal communication is found in lectures, political speeches, religious services, or job interviews whereas informal is found in socializing with friends and other similar situations

300
Name four listening barriers

Content message, appeal of speaker, external distractions, emotions, clarity of language, selective perception, inappropriate feedback, and internal distractions 

300

What is resonation? 

It's the bouncing around of sound after the first audible speech sound is produced

300

What is rate when it comes to speaking?

The fast or slow quality of one's voice

300

What percentage of all communication is verbal? 

35%

400

What are examples of verbal and nonverbal communication?  

Verbal: conversation, job, presentation  

Nonverbal: gestures, facial expression, tone of voice)

400

Turns or walks away from the speaker is an example of which type of nonverbal feedback? 

Ugly

400

What is articulation and what are two examples of articulators 

Articulation is when the amplified sound changes into an actual word by molding it into various consonant and letter sounds 

Examples of articulators are tongue, lips, lower jaw, and soft palate

400

What is stage fright?

Fear, the body is preparing for a physical emergency 

400

What is an example of internal distractions?

Day dreaming

500

What is one way that nonverbal communication can enhance verbal communication?

Facial expression, body language, or tone of voice 

500

Asking questions which are off topics or which have already been asked is an example of which verbal feedback? 

Bad

500

What are two examples of articulation problems?

Missing or improperly arranged teeth, defectives soft or hard palates, and malfunctioning haws, lips, or tongues 

500

What are conditions that might affect vocal production? Name three

Head cold, sinus infection, broken rib, missing front teeth, swollen tongue, broken jaw, severe chest congestion, or swollen vocal cords 

500

What are the four purposes for listening? 

Listening for pleasure, to evaluate, for information, and to analyze