Digital Communications Quiz

What does the term "Encoding" refer to in digital communications?

• The process of receiving a message from another party

• The process of putting the message into a symbolic, electrical form

• The process of interpreting electrical form into thought

• The digital channels through which information moves

What is "Noise" in the context of digital communications?

• The message that is being sent and communicated

• The person or party sending a message

• Any unplanned static or interruption during the communication process

• The receiver's response which is communicated back to the sender

Which term describes the communication that is expressed through body language or pictures?

• Verbal Communication

• Nonverbal Communication

• Text

• Media

What is the role of the "Receiver" in digital communications?

• The person or party sending a message to another person

• The process of putting the message into a symbolic, electrical form

• The person or party receiving the message sent by another party

• The digital channels through which the information moves

What is the "Headline" in a written or printed document?

• The written material or text of a publication located directly under the headline

• The portions of the page or publication which are unused or blank

• The wording in any written or printed document

• The phrase or sentence located on the top of the page which attracts a reader’s attention to a particular product, service or idea

What does the term "Balance" refer to in digital communications?

• The way the element's lines, shapes, colors, and textures are arranged on a document

• The transfer of text, sounds, images, videos, etc. via an electronic device

• The transmission of messages over communication networks

• The unchanging look and feel across all pages of a site, publication, or production

What is the definition of "Proximity" in the context of digital communications?

• The arrangement of opposite elements

• The location of items in relation to one another

• The process of preparing language, images, sound, or video for production

• The act of directing, guiding, or moving a viewer's eye in a particular direction

What does "Contrast" refer to in the field of digital communications?

• The transfer of text, sounds, images, videos, etc. via an electronic device

• The unchanging look and feel across all pages of a site, publication, or production

• The arrangement of opposite elements

• The location of items in relation to one another

Which term describes the transfer of text, sounds, images, videos, etc. via an electronic device?

• Typography

• Editing

• Electronic Communication

• Social Networks

What is the purpose of "Navigation" in digital communications?

• To prepare language, images, sound, or video for production

• To direct, guide, or move a viewer's eye in a particular direction

• To provide places for individuals to communicate with one another through social media platforms

• To use cellular airwaves and protocols to send messages from one cell phone to another