1. Which of the following exchanging process does not belong to the group?

A.Information

B.idea

C.Opinion

D.Communication

2.Its the person who initiates the message.

A.Receiver

B.Feedback

C.Sender

D.Channel

3. The person who receive the message.

A.Sender

B.Audience

C. Receiver

D.Message

4. The receiver's role is:

a) Encoding the message

b) Sending the message

c) Receiving the message

d) Choosing the communication channel

5. "Noise" in communication is:

a) Receiver feedback

b) The original message

d) Encoding symbols

6.What is intrapersonal communication?

A. Communication between two or more people

B. Communication with oneself

C. Communication among a group with a shared goal

D. Communication to a large audience

7. What is the meaning of communication?

A. Exchange of information, ideas, or messages

B. Communication in a group with a shared goal

C. Communication to a large audience

D. None of the above

8. What is the meaning of "message"?

A. Translating the sender's ideas

B. The medium of communication

C. The information communicated

D. The message communicated

9. What is the primary purpose of communication?

a) To confuse others

b) To exchange information, ideas, and thoughts

c) To avoid interaction

d) To create noise

10. Which of the following is NOT a basic element of the communication process?

a) Sender

b) Encoding
c) Sleeping

d) Feedback

11. What is the main role of a journalist?

A. To create advertisement

B. To report accurate and reliable news

C. To entertain people with movies

D. To design clothing

12. Which communication professional is responsible for managing a company's public image?

A. News anchor

B. Public relations officer

C. Photographer

D. Radio Dj

13. What is one ethical responsibility of communication practitioner?

A. Spreading gossip to gain attention

B. Reporting false information for news

C. Ensuring truth, fairness and accuracy

D. Keeping information secret from the public

14. Which of the following is not a field of communication?

A. Journalism

B. Public relations

C. Advertising

D. Engineering

15. What does a social media manager do?

A. Repairs electronic devices

C. Conduct laboratory experiment

D. Writes laws and policies

16. Who are the primary clientele in communication?

a) People indirectly affected by a message

b) People who directly receive the message

c) People who influence others

d) People who control information

17. Which of the following is an example of secondary clientele?

a) A person reading a news article

b) A family member of someone who saw an advertisement

c) A customer buying a product

d) A manager in a company

18. What is the target audience?

a) The people who accidentally receive the message

b) The specific group the message is meant for

c) The people who control what information is shared

d) The group that influences others

19. A new smartphone ad is designed for tech-savvy teenagers. Who is the intended audience?

a) All smartphone users

b) Tech-savvy teenagers

c) Parents of teenagers

d) Senior citizens

20. Who is an unintended audience?

b) The group a company wants to target

c) The people directly buying a produce

d) The editors deciding on news content

21. What is the role of a gatekeeper audience?

a) To receive the message directly

b) To control what information gets shared

c) To influence the opinions of others

d) To purchase products

22. A YouTuber promoting a brand is an example of what type of audience?

a) Target audience

b) Gatekeeper audience

c) Influencer audience

d) Unintended audience

23. Why is understanding clientele important in communication?

a) It helps create effective messages

b) It prevents messages from being misunderstood

c) It allows companies to ignore unintended audiences

d) It ensures only one type of audience receives the message

24. Which of the following best describes primary clientele?

a) People who receive the message directly

b) People who influence others

c) People who are indirectly affected by a message

d) People who control the flow of information

25. A newspaper editor decides which articles to publish. What type of audience is this?
a) Target audience

b) Gatekeeper audience

c) Influencer audience

d) Secondary clientele

26. Who decides what information reaches the public?

a) Unintended audience

b) Target audience

c) Gatekeeper audience

d) Secondary clientele

27. A famous athlete promotes a sports drink on social media. What type of audience is the athlete?

a) Target audience

b) Gatekeeper audience

c) Influencer audience

d) Unintended audience

28. A commercial is created for parents, but their children also see it. The children are the:

a) Target audience

b) Secondary clientele

c) Unintended audience

d) Influencer audience

29. Why is it important to identify different types of audiences?

a) To avoid unnecessary communication

b) To ensure messages reach the right people

c) To limit the number of people who receive the message

d) To make sure only one group benefite

30. A business wants to promote a new product. What should they consider first?
a) The color of the advertisement

b) The target and intended audience

c) The number of social media posts

d) The opinions of unintended audiences

31. It is digital tools enhance communication among students and teachers

A: school setting

B. Private sector setting

C. Method of communication

D. Civil society setting

32. Communication within groups and between individuals

A. Private sector

B. Method of communication

C. Community setting

D. School setting

33. Communication driven by mission and advocacy

A. Government setting

B. School setting

C. Civil society setting

D. Method of communication

34. Uses mass media to inform and influence consumers

A. School setting

B. Method of communication

C. Tools of communication

D. Private sector setting

A. Verbal

B. Non Verbal

C. Aural

D. None of the above

36. It is a Traditional reliance on mass media

A. Civil society setting

B. Government setting

C. Tools of communication

D. School setting

37. Which of the following is an example of Verbal Communication?

A. Facial expressions, body language, posture

B. Listening and hearing

C. Speech, tone of voice

D. All of the above

38. Gathers public data to understand market demand

A. Government setting

B. Civil society setting

C. Private sector setting

D. School setting

39. It is a Virtual teamwork and document sharing

A. Method of communication

B. Tools of communication

C. Government setting

D. School setting
40. One-way communication using mass Media

A. Community setting

B. School setting

C. Tools communication

D. Government setting

41. Which function of applied social sciences helps individuals grow personally and professionally by
improving their self-awareness and decision-making?

A. Persuasion

B. Self-development

C. News and information

D. Socialization

42. How does persuasion influence people's decisions and opinions?

A. by forcing people to agree

B. by using insights into human thinking and behaviors

C. by only focusing on emotional without logic

D. by avoiding communication strategies

43. what is an example of arts and entertainment being used for social change?

A. A musician sings only about personal experience

B. A comedian makes joke without deeper meaning m

C. A comedian makes jokes without deeper meaning

D. A painter creates a start with no message

44. Which function of applied social science is responsible for spreading reliable information and
keeping people informed about important events?

A. Education

B. Socialization
C. News and information

D. Persuasion

45. What is an example of organization advocacy and mobilization?

A. A group of activists organizing a protest for human rights

B. A teacher explaining a math lesson

C. A politician giving a speech about their policies

D. A journalist writing a news report about an election

46.What is an example of structural change influenced by applied social science?

a) Changing personal habits

b) Policy reforms like new labor laws

c) Watching educational videos

d) Personal goal-setting

47.Explanation: Structural change refers to alterations in social systems and institutions. Policy reforms,
like new labor laws, directly impact how society functions.

How does psychology contribute to behavioral change?

a) By influencing government budgets

b) By creating public health campaigns like anti-smoking programs

c) By designing buildings

d) By making new technology

48.Explanation: Psychology focuses on understanding human behavior. Public health campaigns

What role do social movements play in structural change?

a) They influence laws and policies on issues like gender equality

c) They create new social media trends

d) They only affect one individual at a time

49. Explanation: Social movements are collective efforts to bring about social change. They often
advocate for policy changes and legal reforms, impacting societal structures.

How does applied social science help in education and awareness?

a) By creating strategies to educate people on social issues

b) By keeping knowledge limited to universities

c) By making education harder to access

d) By avoiding discussions on social issues

50.What is an example of cultural and norm changes due to social science?

a) The acceptance of diversity and changing gender roles

b) A single person’s daily routine change

c) Building a new shopping mall

d) The invention of a new smartphone