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AsterQuiz Effective Communication - First Term ReviewerVersion en ligne INSTRUCTIONS: Read every question flashed on the screen within the given time and write the letter of your answer on a ¼ sheet of paper. par Asteria 1 What is the definition of tone in communication? a System of communication that uses words or symbols b The central idea of a message c The attitude or feeling conveyed by the speaker 2 Which factor should most influence how a speaker chooses words during a conversation? a The audience being addressed b The speaker's personal preference only c The length of time available 3 A student texts a close friend, "Yo, we still on for later?" This illustrates: a Formal register required by the purpose b Informal language matched to audience and context c Persuasive purpose 4 Which sentence best demonstrates a persuasive purpose? a "The event starts at 3 pm." b "Please recycle your bottles to help our planet." c "The teacher explained the lesson." 5 A message states, "We must fix this issue right away." Which tone-and-purpose combination is shown? a Humorous tone, entertaining purpose b Serious tone, problem-solving purpose c Informal tone, persuasive purpose 6 When two group members argue, what should a leader do first? a Take sides immediately b Encourage calm and respectful discussion c Ignore the disagreement 7 Which response shows active listening during a conflict? a "You're wrong, stop talking." b "Let's just forget about it." c Can you tell me more about how you feel?" 8 Which is an effective first step in resolving personal conflict? a Acknowledging the other person's feelings b Changing the subject c Using sarcasm to end the talk 9 Intercultural communication refers to: a Communication among people who share identical beliefs b Communication between people of different cultural backgrounds c Communication using only nonverbal cues 10 Why is empathy essential in intercultural exchanges? a It proves one's own culture is superior b It avoids all discussion of differences c It helps a person understand another's perspective 11 A classmate assumes all people from a certain province behave the same way. This illustrates: a Stereotyping b Prejudice c Language barrier 12 Two people interpret the same hand signal differently based on culture. This is an example of: a Stereotyping b Prejudice c Misinterpretation of gestures 13 Which response best demonstrates curiosity about another's cultural practice? a "That's strange, let's not talk about it." b "That's interesting, can you tell me more about it?" c "Everyone should just follow what we do." 14 A new student struggles to express ideas due to a language barrier. What is the best supportive action? a Speak faster so the discussion ends sooner b Assume what the student means c Use simple, inclusive language and ask clarifying questions 15 Which type of bias uses slang and modern words to influence opinion? a Selective information b Loaded words c One-sided presentation 16 A post shares only complaints about an event, without giving the organizers' side. This is: a Emotional language b One-sided presentation c Verified reporting 17 "Only irresponsible people would support this policy" is an example of: a Emotional language b Selective information c Stereotyping 18 Before sharing an unverified post online, a responsible reader should: a Add a personal opinion to strengthen it b Share it quickly since it concerns an important issue c Check the information against reliable, fact-checked sources 19 Which phrase most clearly reveal bias in the description "a total disaster and a complete waste of time"? a "the event" b "of time" c "complete waste of time" 20 What is the best response to a post that generalizes an entire group based on limited examples? a Share the post to raise awareness b Point out that the claim overgeneralizes and ask for evidence c Ignore it completely without response 21 Personal narratives are typically written in which point of view? a Second person b First person c Third person limited 22 Which digital format allows content to disappear automatically after 24 hours? a Blog b Vlog c Social media story 23 Why do personal narratives usually end with a reflection? a To share what the writer learned from the experience b To give step-by-step instructions c To summarize unrelated events 24 Which opening line best fits a personal narrative about facing a fear? a "Public speaking is a common activity." b "My hands were shaking as I walked to the front of the room." c "Speaking in public can be studied academically." 25 Arranging narrative events in the order they happened in time is called: a Flashback structure b Cause-and-effect structure c Chronological organization 26 Saying "uh-huh" or nodding while someone else is speaking is called: a Back-channeling b Topic termination c Feedback-giving 27 Using words like "please" and "would you mind" in a request is meant to: a Lengthen the conversation b Make the request more polite and respectful c Control the topic 28 Which statement is an example of topic nomination? a "That's all for today." b "I already explained that." c "Can we start our discussion” 29 Moving smoothly from one discussion topic to a related one is called: a Topic nomination b Topic shift c Topic termination 30 Which is the most polite way to ask someone to clarify a confusing explanation? a "Could you please explain that part again?" b "That makes no sense at all." c "You explained that badly."

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What is the definition of tone in communication?

Which factor should most influence how a speaker chooses words during a conversation?

A student texts a close friend, "Yo, we still on for later?" This illustrates:

Which sentence best demonstrates a persuasive purpose?

A message states, "We must fix this issue right away." Which tone-and-purpose combination is shown?

When two group members argue, what should a leader do first?

Which response shows active listening during a conflict?

Which is an effective first step in resolving personal conflict?

Intercultural communication refers to:

Why is empathy essential in intercultural exchanges?

A classmate assumes all people from a certain province behave the same way. This illustrates:

Two people interpret the same hand signal differently based on culture. This is an example of:

Which response best demonstrates curiosity about another's cultural practice?

A new student struggles to express ideas due to a language barrier. What is the best supportive action?

Which type of bias uses slang and modern words to influence opinion?

A post shares only complaints about an event, without giving the organizers' side. This is:

"Only irresponsible people would support this policy" is an example of:

Before sharing an unverified post online, a responsible reader should:

Which phrase most clearly reveal bias in the description "a total disaster and a complete waste of time"?

What is the best response to a post that generalizes an entire group based on limited examples?

Personal narratives are typically written in which point of view?

Which digital format allows content to disappear automatically after 24 hours?

Why do personal narratives usually end with a reflection?

Which opening line best fits a personal narrative about facing a fear?

Arranging narrative events in the order they happened in time is called:

Saying "uh-huh" or nodding while someone else is speaking is called:

Using words like "please" and "would you mind" in a request is meant to:

Which statement is an example of topic nomination?

Moving smoothly from one discussion topic to a related one is called:

Which is the most polite way to ask someone to clarify a confusing explanation?