Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer and write it on the space provided
1. This model of communication was developed by Shannon and Weaver in 1948,
a. Linear Model
b. Interactional Model
c. Transactional Model
2. This model of communication assumes that communication only goes in one direction,
a. Linear Model
b. Interactional Model
c. Transactional Model
3. A model of communication which views that communication is an ongoing process
a. Linear Model
b. Interactional Model
c. Transactional Model
4. A model of communication which gives emphasis on the field of experience in each communicator.
a. Linear Model sheve
b. Interactional Model
c. Transactional Model
5. This model also recognizes that messages will influence the responses, or subsequent messages produced in the communication interaction.
a. Linear Model
b. Interactional Model
c. Transactional Model
6. It consists of the sounds, words or behaviors in a communication interaction.
a. Feedback
b. Channel
c. Message
7. It is known as the pathway or route for communication.
a. Feedback
b. Channel
c. Message
8. He/she is the recipient of the message.
a. Receiver
b. Channel
c. Sender
9. This refers to a response that a receiver gives to a sender whether the message is : received or understood.
a. Feedback
b. Channel
c. Message
10. The Linear Model recognizes this feature as it influences how a sender constructs a message.
a. Feedback
b. Field of experience
c. Message
11. is the environment surrounding the communication act.
a. Sender
b. Interference
c. Context
12. are the barriers in communication in which hinder the sender's message to be understood by the receiver.
a Decoding
b. Interference
c. Context
13. This is a summary of noise pollution caused by transport, industrial and recreational activities.
a. Physical Noise
b. Environmental Noise
c. Semantic Noise
14. This refers to any external stimulus such as loud talking from the background, deafening background music or any startling noise in the background.
a. Physical Noise
b. Environmental Noise
c. Semantic Noise​