Lecture 1.Questions

What is the primary factor driving the increase in global communication and cultural exchange?

• a) Economic globalization

• b) Technological advancements

• c) Political changes

• d) Social movements

Why is studying communication between people important?

• : a) It helps us understand human behavior

• b) It's the foundation of human existence

• c) It's essential for global peace

• • d) All of the above

What is the main focus of the course?

• a) The history of communication

• b) The psychology of communication

• c) The role of language in communication

• • d) The impact of technology on communication

Which of the following is NOT a key concept in the course?

• a) Word-concepts

• b) Cross-cultural communication

• c) Cultural anthropology

• d) Social psychology

How many different approaches to understanding culture are mentioned in the lecture?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

What is socialization?

• a) The process of learning a new language

• b) The study of social interactions

• c) The transmission of cultural values and norms

• d) The development of individual identity

Which of the following is NOT a category of communication?

• a) Verbal communication

• b) Non-verbal communication

• c) Written communication

• d) Visual communication

What is the relationship between language and culture?

• a) Language reflects culture

• b) Culture shapes language

• c) Language and culture are interconnected

• d) All of the above

Why is intercultural communication important?

• a) It promotes understanding and tolerance

• b) It helps to resolve conflicts

• c) It fosters economic growth

• d) All of the above

How does language influence our perception of the world?

• a) It shapes our worldview

• b) It limits our understanding

• c) It has no impact on our perception

• d) It's irrelevant to our understanding