Purcom Midterm

A LEADING COMPREHENSIVE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY IN ASIA

PUP Vision

ADVANCE AN INCLUSIVE, EQUITABLE, AND GLOBALLY RELEVANT POLYTECHNIC EDUCATION TOWARDS NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PUP Mission

MULA SA'YO, PARA SA BAYAN

PUP Motto / Slogan

www.pup.edu.ph

PUP Official Website

Talking to your self

Soliloquy

Spiritual teacher who stated: "Communication always has a purpose. Before speaking, the first law is: you must know why you are talking. You must know what you are communicating for. What do you want."

Harbhajan Singh Yogi

An interesting and significant milestone in your ability to communicate where you begin to understand that your coos and cries can be used to achieve something

First 10 months of your life

The realization that communication can be used to achieve a purpose, that "communication always has a purpose"

Intentionality

"ba-ba-ba" or "ma-ma-ma" - meaningless or foolish talk, or the early stage in infant development

Babbling

Infant communication consisting of vowels a, e, I, o, u

Cooing

Focuses on writing, speaking, and presenting to different audiences and for various purposes (CMO 20s. 2013)

Purposive Communication

CMO (CHED MEMORANDUM ORDER 20s. 2013) stipulates the course definition and learning outcomes for Purposive Communication. (True / False)

True

Enumerate the PUP Core Values using the acronym INSPIRED.

I - INTEGRITY AND ACCOUNTABILITYN - NATIONALISMS - SENSE OF SERVICEP - PASSION FOR LEARNING AND INNOVATIONI - INCLUSIVITYR - RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE ENVIRONMENTE - EXCELLENCED - DEMOCRACY

Enumerate the Three Strategic Pillars of PUP using the acronym T-R-I.

T - Teaching and Learning (Pillar 1)R - Research and Extension (Pillar 2)I - Internal Governance (Pillar 3)

Innovative Curricula and Instruction

SG 1

Empowered, Expert, and Productive Faculty Members

SG 2

Holistic Student Development

SG 3

Intensified Research Innovation, Dissemination, and Utilization

SG 4

Strengthened Sustainable and Impactful Extension Program

SG 5

Expanded Research and Extension Networks with Local, National, and International Partners

SG 6

Transformational University Leadership

SG 7

Judicious and Ethical Stewardship of Physical and Financial Resources

SG 8

Effective and Efficient Human Resource Management

SG 9

Excellent Citizen/Client Satisfaction

SG 10

Smart Campuses

SG 11

Attention demanding reception of sound

Listening

Not demanding, passive reception of sound

Hearing

Organized, structured vocal delivery that makes sense

Speaking

Candid, casual vocal delivery

Talking

Sound made by a goat

Bleat

Sound made by a horse

Neigh

Sound made by a cow

Moo

Sound made by a dog

Bark

Sound made by a cat

Meow

A special right, advantage, immunity, or benefit granted to a specific person, group, or social class

Privilege (noun)

Describing someone or something that possesses or is restricted to special advantages

Privileged (adjective)

The pronoun 'I' must always be capitalized. (True / False)

True

Notoriously difficult or tricky words that look wrong even when they are spelled

Spelling Demons

Adding -s to a noun makes it plural, while adding -s to a present-tense verb matches a singular subject. (True / False)

True

Take care, possess

Adopt

Adjust to new conditions

Adapt

Pareho spelling at kung paano banggitin, pero iba ang meaning

Homonyms

Incidental teaching is noted as a teaching method in the lecture. (True / False)

True

It is a grammatical process where a verb (an action word) is transformed into a noun (a person, place, thing, or idea)

Nominalization

Nominalization (noun form) of the verb "pronounce"

Pronunciation

Nominalization (noun form) of the verb "explain"

Explanation

Nominalization (noun form) of the verb "repeat"

Repetition

Author identified as the "father of essays" who wrote aphorisms on communication and scholarship

Francis Bacon

Enumerate Francis Bacon's three aphorisms using the dual mnemonic sentence "Real Friends Can Rely When Expectations rise" (R-F, C-R, W-E).

R-F: (Reading) maketh a full manC-R: (Conference) a ready manW-E: (Writing) an exact man

A process of exchanging verbal and/or non-verbal information between two or more people who can be either the speaker or the receiver of messages

Communication

Preposition used in grammar distinction for two people

Between

Preposition used in grammar distinction for many people

Among (or Among us)

Communication counterpart role paired with Mentors

Mentees (tinuturuan)

Communication counterpart role paired with Source

Receiver

Communication counterpart role paired with Communicator

Communicatee

Communication counterpart role paired with Speaker

Listener

Communication counterpart role paired with Tutor

Tutees (tinuturuan)

Communication counterpart role paired with Encoder

Decoder

Enumerate the three general purposes of communication using the acronym PIE.

P – Persuade (Manghikayat)I – Inform (Magpabatid)E – Entertain (Manlibang)

Enumerate the four forms of communication using the acronym V-V-N-W.

V – Verbal (Pasalita)V – Visual (Biswal tulad ng graphs at logos)N – Non-verbal (Di-pasalita: galaw, tinig)W – Written (Pasulat tulad ng liham at reports)

Involves texts or words encoded and transmitted through memos, letters, reports, on-line chat, short message service or SMS, electronic mail or e-mail, journals and other written documents

Written Communication

Involves an exchange of information through face-to-face, audio and/or video call or conferencing, lectures, meetings, radio, and television

Verbal Communication

Negative prefix meaning no, or not

non-

A group of letters added at the beginning of a word to change its meaning

Prefix

Suffix added at the end of a word to form nouns

-ness

A person saying a lot of words

Verbose

Maximum words; too much words; redundant; something extra exaggerated not necessary

Verbosity

Opposite of verbosity

Vocabulary malnutrition / malnourished / undernutrition

Mine of information, not definition alone

Dictionary

Pocket size, condensed, does not contain all words

Abridged Dictionary

(Not shortened) Thick, big, heavy. Complete all words

Unabridged Dictionary

The scientific study of the origin, history, and structural evolution of words over time

Etymology

Greek borrowed word meaning "I found it"

Eureka

Borrowed French word meaning "place where meet"

Rendezvous

Correct pronunciation of the French borrowed word "rendezvous"

RAHN-day-voo

In the French borrowed word "rendezvous", the letter 'z' at the end of the first syllable ("rendez") and the letter 's' at the end ("vous") are completely silent. (True / False)

True

In the plural form "rendezvous", the final 's' is no longer silent and is pronounced like a z (RAHN-day-vooz). (True / False)

True

Correct pronunciation of the French borrowed word "vague"

VAYG

In the word "vague", the letter 'u' is silent to keep the 'g' "hard" (pronounced like the 'g' in game instead of the 'g' in gem). (True / False)

True

Not careful about what you say or do in a way that could embarrass, hurt, or anger someone

Tactless

To form or divide a word into syllables (also known as syllabify or syllabize)

Syllabicate

Dividing words, correct space readable (by syllable: ham-bur-ger, not burger)

Syllabication

Medical abbreviation meaning prescription

Rx

Safe to drink

Potable

Allies in synonyms – words similar meanings and antonyms – words with opposite meaning; not definition

Thesaurus

Involves the use of voice, body language, personal space, and personal appearance to convey or emphasize a message of information (no use of words)

Non-Verbal Communication

Non-verbal element consisting of how you say it, including tone, speech rate, pitch, pauses, volume, pace/speed, and loud/loudness

Voice

Non-verbal element consisting of facial expressions, gestures, and postures

Body language

Non-verbal element that a person from a different culture, personality, age, sex, and status adopts and puts for another person (intimate, closer vs. not that close)

Personal space and distance

Refers to how a person presents himself/herself to a particular situation, whether formal or informal (grooming, hygiene, dress up)

Personal appearance

Involves the use of images, graphs, charts, logos, and maps

Visual Communication

Refers to planning what and how you communicate your ideas to other people who are older than you are or who occupy a higher social or professional position

Intended communication

Happens when you unintentionally send non-verbal messages to people you are communicating with, or when you suddenly make negative remarks out of frustration or anger

Unintended communication

The speaker or sender of a message (must not be vague or ambiguous)

Source

The message, information, or ideas, from the source or speaker

Message

The process of transferring the message

Encoding

The means to deliver a message such as face-to-face conversations, telephone calls, e-mails, and memos, among others

Channel

The process of interpreting an encoded message

Decoding

The recipient of the message (destination)

Receiver

The reactions or responses of the receiver to the message from the sender

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