DESCRIBE THE NATURE, ELEMENTS, AND FUNCTIONS OF VERBAL AND NON-

Which of the following best describes verbal communication?

• Using hand gestures to signal directions

• Writing an email to explain a project

• Smiling to show approval

• Crossing your arms to express frustration

Which element of verbal communication relates to the speed and rhythm of speech?

• Tone

• Pace

• Volume

• Clarity

What aspect of verbal communication helps convey a speaker’s emotions?

• Vocabulary

• Tone

• Grammar

• Posture

Which of the following is an example of non-verbal communication?

• Reading aloud from a book

• Writing a formal letter

• Nodding in agreement during a conversation

• Delivering a prepared speech

What is a common effect of speaking too quickly during a presentation?

• The audience becomes more engaged

• The message may become harder to understand

• Listeners will easily recall the key points

• The speaker will appear more confident

Which non-verbal cue is often linked to building trust and engagement during conversations?

• Speaking loudly

• Avoiding eye contact

• Maintaining appropriate eye contact

• Standing far away from the listener

Which of the following situations best demonstrates effective verbal communication?

• Reading from a script in a monotone voice

• Using clear language with varied tone and pacing

• Speaking quickly without pausing

• Using complex words without explanation

Which verbal communication element can emphasize important points during a speech?

• Facial expressions

• Hand gestures

• Changes in tone and pitch

• Avoiding eye contact

A speaker’s tone is most helpful in conveying which of the following?

• The speaker’s chosen vocabulary

• The speaker’s attitude or emotions

• The speaker’s physical appearance

• The speaker’s audience size

Which of the following is an effective strategy when combining verbal and non-verbal communication?

• Speaking quietly while using exaggerated gestures

• Speaking confidently while maintaining eye contact and appropriate gestures

• Using only hand signals without speaking

• Maintaining a serious expression regardless of the message’s content