ENGL17
  • 1. In communication, who are the participants involved?
A) Feedback and noise
B) Medium and message
C) Code and channel
D) Sender and receiver
  • 2. Which of the following is an example of "channel" in communication
A) Nonverbal cues
B) A message
C) Conversation
D) Television
  • 3. Which of the following is an example of physical noise?
A) A person feeling tired during conversation
B) Background noise during presentation
C) An unclear phone connection
  • 4. What does "noise" refer in the communication process?
A) Interference with the message
B) The main message being communicated
C) Positive feedback
  • 5. What type of noise is related to equipment failure during communication?
A) Technical noise
B) Psychological noise
C) Semantic noise
D) Organizational noise
  • 6. What kind of noise is caused by personal biases and assumptions?
A) Psychological noise
B) Organizational noise
C) Technical noise
D) Physical noise
  • 7. Which aspect of context involves the existing relationship between communicators?
A) Physical
B) Cultural
C) Relational
D) Temporal
  • 8. Which of the following is an example of semantic noise?
A) Discomfort due to cold room temperature
B) A video call with poor connection
C) Misinterpreting a slang words in a message
D) A loud site nearby
  • 9. Which of the following is an example of psychological noise?
A) A participant feeling hungry during a meeting
B) A loud airplane flying overhead
C) Misunderstanding due to jargon
D) A broken microphone during presentation
  • 10. You can choose whether or not to communicate in certain situations?
A) Maybe
B) False
C) True
  • 11. The phrase "you cannot not communicate" means that even silence or lack of response is a form of communication
A) False
B) True
C) MAG REVIEW KA!
  • 12. Once communication has occurred can be reversed or repeated exactly the same way
A) False
B) True
C) WALANG SAGOT HINDI KASI NAG REVIEW
  • 13. The IPA symbol "æ" represent which sound
A) The sound in "dog"
B) The sound in "pat"
C) The sound "cut"
D) The sound in "pot"
  • 14. What is the IPA symbol for the sound in "bite"
A) /əɪ/
B) /oʊ/
C) /eʊ/_
D) /aɪ̈/
  • 15. Which IPA symbol represents the sound in "home"
A) /eɪ̈/
B) /ʊə/
C) /oʊ/
D) /ai/
  • 16. which of the followinɡ IPA symbols represent the vowels sounds in the word "cut"
A) /ɒ/
B) /e/
C) /æ/
D) /ʌ/
  • 17. What is the IPA for the initial sound in the word "those
A) /ɵ/
B) /ð/
C) /tʃ/
D) /ʃ/
  • 18. What is the IPA symbol represents consonant sound in the "Joke"
A) /dʒ/
B) /t̠ʃʼ/
C) /ʃ/
  • 19. Who first broached the concept of the International Phonetic alphabet
A) Henry sweet
B) Daniel Jones
C) Otto Jespersen
D) Paul passy
  • 20. In which year was the IPA first published
A) 1995
B) 1880
C) 1888
D) 1990
  • 21. What does the two dots (/:/)after a vowel symbol indicate in IPA
A) A stressed syllable
B) A long vowel sound
C) A short vowel sound
  • 22. The process of modifying the shape and size of the vocal tract to create different speech sounds is known as:
A) Articulation
B) Respiration
C) Phonation
D) Resonance
  • 23. Which speech mechanism involves the use of the diaphragm and chest muscles to control airflow?
A) Articulation
B) Phonation
C) Resonance
D) Respiration
  • 24. Which part of the vocal tract is involved in producing sounds like /h/?
A) Velum
B) Glottis
C) Palate
D) Teeth
  • 25. Which of the following is not a manner of articulation?
A) Plosive
B) Bilabial
C) Nasal
D) Fricative
  • 26. The larynx is commonly referred to as the:
A) Soft palate
B) Voice box
C) Lip seal
D) Swallowing tube
  • 27. In a plosive sound, airflow is:
A) Continuously obstructed
B) Complete unrestricted
C) Slightly restricted
D) Briefly blocked in then released
  • 28. Which of the following sounds is a plosive?
A) [m]
B) [s]
C) [p]
D) [f]
  • 29. Nasal sounds are produced by:
A) Vibrating vocal cords
B) Stopping the airflow briefly
C) Completely blocking the oral and nasal cavities
D) Closing the oral cavity and releasing air through the nose
  • 30. Vowel sounds are all voiceless.
A) False
B) True
  • 31. Which of the following speech sounds is produced with the tongue near the alveolar ridge?
A) /f/
B) /s/
C) /k/
D) /t/
  • 32. What does the term "decoding" refer to in communication?
A) The encoding of non-verbal cues
B) The interpretation of the sender's message by the receiver
C) The initiation of the conversation
D) The process of choosing the communication channel
  • 33. What is the manner of articulation for the sound [n] as in "sing"?
A) Plosive
B) Nasal
C) Liquid
D) Fricative
  • 34. The speech mechanism or the organs of speech are primarily designed for the purpose of speech.
A) False
B) True
  • 35. Which of the following is NOT a speech sound produced by the tongue?
A) /I/
B) /s/
C) /p/
D) /k/
  • 36. What is the primary function of the epiglottis during speech production?
A) Articulating consonant sound
B) Controlling vocal cord tension
C) Resonating vowel sound
D) Protecting the airway during swallowing
  • 37. a single uninterrupted utterance. Verbal or nonverbal
A) Message
B) Medium
C) Code
D) Feedback
  • 38. the specific mechanism ("pipeline") used to transmit the message.
A) Channel
B) Medium
C) Message
  • 39. The IPA primarily uses?
A) Roman characters
B) German character
C) American character
  • 40. an alphabet developed in the 19th century to accurately represent the pronunciation of languages.
A) Pragmatic
B) Semantic
C) International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)
  • 41. the communicator is the person who initiates the conversation and has conceptualized the idea that he intends to convey it to others.
A) Noise
B) Receiver
C) Sender
  • 42. The sender begins with the encoding process wherein he uses certain words or non- verbal methods such as symbols, signs, body gestures, etc. to translate the information into a message.
A) Noise
B) Sender
C) Decoding r
D) Receiver
E) Encoding
  • 43. Once the encoding is finished, the sender gets the message that he intends to convey.
A) Message
B) Text
C) Context
  • 44. consists of the lungs and the bronchial tubes which lead to the throat. During speech, the lungs take in air rapidly and let it out slowly.
A) The phonatory system
B) The respiratory system
C) The articulatory system
  • 45. What is the IPA for the word "trouble"?
A) trʌbəl
B) trʊobɑl
C) tʁɑʌɛl
  • 46. what is the IPA for the word "rub"?
A) rɒʌ
B) rɑb
C) rʌb
  • 47. What is the IPA for the word "Game"?
A) ɡeɪm
B) ɡɛɑm
C) ɡɒɯɛ
  • 48. What is the IPA for the word "talking"?
A) tɔːkɪŋ
B) tɑɪkɛŋ
C) θɑlkʒŋ
  • 49. What is the IPA for the word "saving"?
A) seɪ.vɪŋ
B) sɛ.vɪŋ
C) sɑvɪŋ
  • 50. What is the IPA for the word "show"
A) ʃɥɔʍ
B) ʃoʊ
C) shɔw
  • 51. choke
A) /çhɔk/
B) /tfouk/
C) /toʊk/
  • 52. pushing
A) /'pu.ʃiŋ/
B) /pʊʃhɪŋ/
C) /pʊshɪŋ/
  • 53. joke
A) tzoʊk
B) dʏθk
C) dzɔk
  • 54. catch
A) kætʃ
B) kɑçʃ
C) cɑtçh
  • 55. thin
A) thɛn
B) ðin
C) θin
  • 56. method
A) mɪðɔd
B) meθod
C) meðod
  • 57. then
A) θen
B) ðɜn
C) ðen
  • 58. love
A) lʌv
B) lʌb
C) lɑv
  • 59. sing
A) sɪŋɡ
B) sɪŋ
C) sɛnɡ
  • 60. heal
A) hɛɑl
B) hiːl
C) hɪɛl
  • 61. you
A) jɔu
B) ʏʋ
C) ʏɔʊ
D) ju
  • 62. beyond
A) bi'jond
B) βiyɑŋd
C) bɛʏɔund
  • 63. put
A) pʊt
B) pθt
C) pɔt
  • 64. jump
A) jɑɯp
B) dʒʌmp
C) ʒɑmp
  • 65. about
A) aβɔʊt
B) əˈbaut
C) abʊot
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