Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION III
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF TARLAC PROVINCE
GERONA NORTH DISTRICT

FIRST QUARTER EXAM in

Grade 11- Oral Communication in Context

Name: __________________________________________ Date: ____________________________

Score: __________________________________________

Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write it on your answer sheet.
The communication process refers to steps used in order to respond in return successfully. Firstly, it entails several
components such as the sender of the message, also called the encoder of the actual message. Secondly, the receiver of
the message is also called the decoder. Next, the message may include verbal content, such as written or spoken words,
sign language, email, text messages, phone calls, snail-mail, and even skywriting, John O. Burtis and Paul D. Turman
note in their book "Leadership Communication as Citizenship," adding: Intentionally or not, both verbal and nonverbal
content is part of the information that is transferred in a message. If nonverbal cues do not align with the verbal message,
ambiguity is introduced even as uncertainty is increased. A message will also include nonverbal content, such as
meaningful behavior beyond words. This includes body movement and gestures, eye contact, artifacts, and clothing, as
well as vocal variety, touch, and timing. Also, part of the process is the channel used and considered. This refers to the
way a message is conveyed. Lastly, feedback refers to the response or reaction of the receiver to the sender’s message.
Feedback is the essence of communication. This feedback may be an oral or written message, action, or simply silence.

Senior High School learners who have so many struggles with their communication skills in the English language
may find it difficult to function effectively and proficiency may be learned and applied technically and conversationally if
practiced the way it should be not just in the four corners of their classrooms but even outside environment.

Use the information about Struggles in Oral Communication above to answer the questions below.
1. Why is learning Oral Communication important?
A. It allows the learner to signify interest in reading.
B. It promotes good relationships among peers.
C. It reduces challenges and struggles as one communicates.
D. It values the way they communicate with their relatives and friends
E. The information is not provided.
2-3. Using the boxes, write the Process of Oral Communication.

4. This refers to the written context of the speech.

A. Channel C. Message
B. Feedback D. Receiver

5. Teacher A was discussing tips on how to write a speech. The learner raised her hand for a question. Which part
of the process of communication is that?
A. Channel C. Message
B. Feedback D. Receiver
6. The guidance counselor gave a talk on how to deal with stress. What is his role in the communication process?
A. Channel C. Receiver
B. Message D. Sender

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7. This model of communication has occurred when a message has been sent and received.
A. Linear Model. C. Transactional Model.
B. Interactive Model. D. The information is not provided.
8. This is the major difference between models of communication and the interactive transactional model of
communication.
A. The interactive model was developed by Aristotle.
B. The interactive model follows the spiral progression.
C. The linear model shows a one-way communication process.
D. Interactive and linear models have the concept of the receiver.
9. It is known as the mother of all communication models.
A. Berlo’s SMCR Model C. Schramm Model
B. Lasswell’s Model D. Shannon-Weaver Model
10. Which of the following elements is missing in the transmission model?
A. Feedback C. Receiver
B. Noise D. Sender
11. Suppose you are speaking with spasmodic repetition of syllables which includes the blocking and
prolongation of sounds. In that case, you have the speech defect called .
A. Breathiness C. Stammering
B. Lisping D. Stuttering
12. Daniel Padilla is a transferee from China. He introduced himself to his Senior High classmates, but they can’t
understand his language. What type of barrier is this?
A. Cultural Barrier C. Semantic Noise
B. Physical Barrier D. Psychological Barrier
13. Ma’am Lyn Dado is discussing the lesson in a virtual class, but Kathryn couldn’t understand it due to the loud
noise outside. What type of communication barrier is this?
A. Physical Barrier C. Semantic Barrier
B. Linguistic Barrier D. Psychological Barrier
Read the transcript below. (14-15)
14. What type of oral activity is being carried out?
Eliza: Good morning. ENMAR Industries, Eliza speaking. How may I help you?
Mr. Ramos: Good day to you too, I am calling to speak with Mr. Enrique Martin.
Eliza: I am sorry, but Mr. Martin is not available at the moment. He is presiding over an important board meeting. May I
know who is calling?
Mr. Ramos: This is Mr. James Ramos, a client with whom he has been dealing. Can you please inform him that I called?
I just need to discuss with him some important matters regarding our next project.
Eliza: I most certainly will Sir. Expect us to give you a call as soon as my Boss is done with his meeting. Would that be
all Sir?
Mr. Ramos: Yes Ma’am, that would be all for now. Thank you!
Eliza: Thank you for calling ENMAR Industries. Goodbye!
A. Business Presentation C. Round table Discussion
B. Face-to-face Conversation D. Telephone Conversation
15. How will you describe the language used in the previous oral communication activity? Is it:
A. Formal C. Slang
B. Informal D. Technical
Read the transcript below (16-20)
One of the things that makes Chris shiver is standing in front of a crowd and speaking about a topic he cannot
easily decide. One Friday afternoon, his teacher gave the class a task to prepare a three to five minutes speech
concerning current trends in a digital world. There are a few things that he can think about but he’s not sure which
one to choose or which topic can he really speak about with confidence. After the class, he approached his friends
and asked:
Chris: Hi there! Have you chosen a speech topic for our English class?
Stephen: Not yet, but I am considering talking about online streaming of games and earning money through vlogs.
How about you?
Justin: I think I’m going to give an informative speech about cryptocurrencies since many are getting into it.
James: I really don’t have any idea, so I’d probably search online when I get home. How about you, Chris?
Chris: Well, I’m still confused about what to choose. I was thinking of talking about the topics you already
mentioned but since you will speak about them already, I’ll just go with the NFT (Non-Fungible Tokens) games. I
know some details about it but I’m too nervous to speak in front of our class.
Jessica: I know you can deliver it well because you know about the topic. Just believe in yourself and be confident.
If I were you, practice speaking in front of the mirror. That will help you boost your confidence and perfect your
delivery.
Chris: Thanks, guys! Let’s do our best to achieve this task. See you next week.
16. What type of speech context makes Chris nervous?
A. Dyad Communication C. Oral Communication
B. Mass Communication D. Public Communication
17. What is the context of communication that took place among Chris’ friends?
A. Dyad Communication C. Public Communication
B. Mass Communication D. The information is not provided.
18-19. How did the conversation help Chris in preparing his speech topic? Choose two answers from the choices.
A. His friends suggested topics he can consider
B. He was encouraged by his teacher to try his best on his own.
C. Jessica tried to boost his confidence and gave him good advice.
D. He eliminated the topics that his friends already have in mind and chose the one that wasn’t mentioned
yet.
20. Based on the conversation, what is the best way to practice delivering a speech effectively?
A. Know well about your topic
B. Choose only one topic to avoid confusion
C. Ask your friends’ opinion on how to deliver a speech
D. Practice speaking in front of a mirror to master the delivery and believe in oneself.
Read the selection below for items (21-25)
Before the student government election, the student journalists organized a miting de avance for the
candidates. This is a venue where the aspiring student leaders can present their platforms to the school and
student community. The audience can also ask questions to the candidates to hear what they have to say about the
query. There can also be an arranged debate between the parties if they will.
Aspiring Student Leader A prepared her speech for the miting de avance. She wrote the things that she
thought were relevant to present her clear platform. She took a day or two to put the piece in her memory. She
even rehearsed to ensure that she will not forget any detail of her speech.
Aspiring Student Leader B on the other hand prepared just a few bulleted points. He thinks that he is ready
to answer the questions on the spot. He believes that he could be given any question any time so he did not prepare
that much. He will answer based on what he could think of that moment upon hearing the question.
Aspiring Student Leader C managed to ask a few of his classmates about the questions they may ask a few
hours before the miting de avance. He tried to note possible answers in case these will be thrown at him. He spent
a few minutes preparing the ideas that he could use as the answer to the questions given to him.
Aspiring Student Leader D fears that he would forget what he prepared. He printed his speech on sheets of
paper and plans to read them. He indicated when to pause and what words to emphasize. Despite this, he
rehearsed reading this to ensure that he is not obviously reading from paper.
All of them answered the questions given to them with confidence. They used different styles and managed
to show how much they know and how willing they are to serve the students through their existing leadership
ideas, preparation, and manner of delivery.

21. What kind of speech did Student Leader D prepare?

A. Manuscript C. Memorized speech
B. Impromptu speech D. Extemporaneous speech
22. What sets Student Leader B apart from Student Leader C?
A. Content C. Preparation
B. Delivery D. Questions
23. What type of speech did the first Aspiring Student Leader deliver?
A. Extemporaneous speech C. Memorized speech
B. Impromptu speech D. Manuscript
24. How is memorized speech similar to a manuscript?
A. Both have similar contents C. Preparation is essential before the speech
B. Delivery requires copies on hand D. Questions are raised during the speech
25. How did they all manage to present their speeches successfully despite the different styles?
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Read this excerpt from President Rodrigo Roa Duterte’s SONA 2021.
26. What type of speech act is employed in this part of the President’s address?
“That is why I cajoled, I shoved, I pushed, and I tangled with men of wealth and influence who were oblivious to the
anguish and pleas of the weak and impoverished, and for that, I was pilloried to no end. But I did not succumb to
the attacks. And neither did I allow criticisms, no matter how intense, to dampen my determination and initiatives,
because my purpose was pure and unpolluted.”
A. Illocutionary C. Perlocutionary
B. Locutionary D. Revisionary
27. In which of the following statements is the speaker making a commitment?
A. “I checked her Facebook profile yesterday”
B. “I’m in love and I’m happy”
C. “I promise to love you for better or for worse”
D. “I think following my suggestions will get us a high grade”
28. You and your friend who has a fever enter your room. She shivers and tells you, “It’s cold in here!”. How would
you interpret what she said?
A. She feels cold.
B. She wants me to increase the temperature in the room.
C. She does not feel well because of the cold.
D. She is complimenting the temperature in my room.
29. Based on the scenario in item number 28, what would your next action be?
A. I will thanked my friend.
B. I will agree with her and say that the room is cold.
C. I will increase the temperature to decrease the coldness.
D. I will ignore my friend.
30. What do you think does the speaker mean when he/she says, “Can you open the door?’
A. The speaker wants to know if I have the ability to open the door.
B. The speaker is requesting me to open the door.
C. The speaker does not make sense.
D. The speaker is asking me a question.
31. The teacher reads and discusses classroom policies to her students.
A. Social interaction C. Emotional expression
B. Control D. Information dissemination
32. Ross greets Rachel; then, they start talking about their plans for the holidays.
A. Social interaction C. Emotional expression
B. Control D. Information dissemination
33. Phoebe shares her insights on how to live peacefully despite complicated life.
A. Social interaction C. Emotional expression
B. Motivation D. Information dissemination
34. Monica shares her personal frustrations with Chandler.
A. Social interaction C. Emotional expression
B. Control D. Information dissemination
35. The city mayor presents her strategies to execute the plans in a public forum.
A. Social interaction C. Emotional expression
B. Control D. Information dissemination
36. Communication should include everything that the receiver needs to hear for him/her to respond, react or
evaluate properly.
A. Completeness C. Consideration
B. Conciseness D. Concreteness
37. Communication by respecting the culture, values and beliefs of his/her receivers.
A. Completeness C. Clearness
B. Courtesy D. Correctness
38. Instances when miscommunication and misunderstanding occur because of these certain hindrances of
communication.
A. Communication breakdowns C. Barriers to communication
B. Intercultural communication D. Emotional barriers
39. These are set of specialized vocabulary in a certain field.
A. Emotional barriers B. Noisy environment
 D. Jargon
C. Barriers to communication

40. Refers to an interaction in which words are used to relay a message.

A. Verbal communication C. Barriers to communication
B. Nonverbal communication D. Intercultural communication
41-50. Write T before each number if the statement is true and F if the statement is false.
______ 41. Consider ethics in your speech at all times.
______ 42. Effective use of nonverbal communication can strengthen your message.
______ 43. How you communicate reflects who you are as a person.
______ 44. One way to help you build credibility is through effective nonverbal communication.
______ 45. There are certain words that are only appropriate at certain times and places.
______ 46. To achieve clarity, we must speak the same language as our listeners.
______ 47. The use of too many filers can distract your listeners.
______ 48. Verbal communication is better than nonverbal communication.
______ 49. When you talk to others, you should not assume too quickly that they understand the message that you
convey.
______ 50. When you communicate, choose what you want to say and how you want to say it.

Prepared by:

KRISTINE BERNADETTE T. MARTINEZ

Subject Teacher

Checked by:

JOSEPHEN D. LACAYANGA
HT – III

Noted:

WILLY Q. MAMARADLO
Principal I