Froggy Jumps
for grade 11 student's review
1
Which barrier happens when technical words or jargon confuse the listener?
2
Why are cultural barriers difficult to avoid?
3
Which barrier is most connected to a person’s assumptions and judgments?
4
Which barrier is caused by fear, stress, or anger?
5
What is the best way to reduce semantic barriers?
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Which barrier is often found in companies with poor communication flow?
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Which barrier can happen because of stereotypes?
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Which barrier can be improved through empathy and patience?
9
A scientist explains an experiment using highly technical vocabulary, confusing the audience.
10
A Filipino worker cannot understand instructions written in Japanese.
11
During a meeting, one employee remains silent because they are afraid of being judged.
12
A visitor removes their shoes before entering a house, but the host finds it strange.
13
A school announcement is posted only on the bulletin board, but many students never see it.
14
A child cries while trying to explain what happened and cannot speak clearly.
15
A student thinks a strict teacher hates them, but the teacher is just disciplined.
16
The older generation may find it weir when students tell them to "DND" and "SYL".
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A foreigner from Spain greets with a kiss on the cheek, but locals feel uncomfortable.
18
Two friends are having a conversation and both take turns speaking and listening. Which model best explains this?
19
A politician carefully chooses words to influence voters during a campaign speech. Which model focuses most on this purpose?
20
A message is sent by text, but autocorrect changes the meaning. Which element is affected?
21
In Schramm’s model, communication becomes effective when both sender and receiver share:
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A teacher explains a lesson, students respond, and the teacher adjusts the explanation. Which model does this best represent?
23
Which model is considered the most linear because it focuses on one-way communication?
24
A radio broadcaster sends news to thousands of listeners without expecting direct replies. Which model best applies?
25
Jenny gives a graduation speech to inspire her classmates. Which element of Aristotle’s model is the audience?
26
John sends an email, but poor internet causes delays. In Shannon-Weaver, what is this?
27
A news reporter broadcasts information through television. What is the channel?
28
A child explains a game to a friend, but the friend has never played before, causing misunderstanding. In Schramm’s model, what is missing?
29
A text message uses abbreviations, and the receiver misinterprets them. Which process failed?
30
A company manager gives instructions, and workers ask for clarification. Which model best represents this?
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A structured system of communication used by humans to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas.
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The Father of Rhetoric, presented the first and earliest model of communication.
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The active source who initiates the communication.
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The actual content or message being shared. (earliest model)
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The ultimate impact, influence, or behavioral change produced in the mind of the audience.
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The target group of listeners who receive the message.
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The person who receives the message and translates or interprets those words/symbols back into a thought.
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The actual data, information, or sign sent by the encoder and received by the decoder. It can be verbal (spoken/written) or non-verbal.
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The speaker observes the receiver's reaction and adjusts the message if necessary, ensuring effective communication.
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He emphasized that communication was not a linear but a circular or continuous one.
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It reflects the author's attitude toward the topic.
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The emotional atmosphere or "vibe" a text evokes in you as the reader.
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The cognitive process where the individual analyzes, understands, and makes sense of the message.
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The message is delivered through speaking, writing, or non-verbal cues, making it accessible to the receiver.
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The physical pathway or medium through which the encoded signal travels.
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