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COMMUNICATION

is the process of exchanging information.

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is inherent to all human life and includes verbal, nonverbal (body language), print, and electronic processes.

PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION

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arise between persons of different cultures or nationalities.

LANGUAGE BARRIERS

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.LONG DISTANCES

problem in communication between early human beings was limited to face-to-face encounters

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What is communication?

The process of exchanging information

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Which of the following is NOT a form of communication mentioned in the module?

Holographic communication

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Which two are the main barriers to human communication?

Language and distance

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What early method was used to communicate over long distances?

Smoke signals

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Who invented the electromagnetic telegraph system?

Samuel Morse

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What code system was developed by Samuel Morse?

Morse Code

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Which invention allowed rapid long-distance communication in the 19th century?

Telegraph

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The telegraph helped connect the United States to what by the 1870s?

A global telecommunications network

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Which device transmits speech electronically?

Telephone

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Which company improved telephone cables to transmit signals better?

AT&T

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What technology uses laser light to transmit information?

Fiber optics

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What is the main advantage of fiber optic communication?

Faster data transmission

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What device boosted cable TV signals before digital boxes?

Antenna amplifiers

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Which modern device supports texting, emailing, video, and apps?

Cell phone

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Which technology is predicted to replace printed books and newspapers?

eBooks and audiobooks

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What future feature is expected to remove language barriers?

Auto voice translation

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All electronic communication systems must have a:

Transmitter, channel, and receiver

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What is the path a signal uses to travel from source to destination?

Channel

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What is the general term for any disturbance that degrades a signal?

Noise

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Which is an example of noise?

Hiss sound in a radio

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What type of noise comes from the atmosphere, sun, and space?

External noise

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Noise limits the system’s ability to process what?

Weak signals

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Receiver sensitivity refers to:

Minimum signal needed for good output

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Which of the following is NOT an example of external noise?

Thermal noise inside a receiver

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What happens to a message when noise is present?

It becomes altered

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A pilot sends a message but the receiver hears a buzzing sound mixed with the voice. Which concept best explains the disturbance?

Noise

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Which situation BEST represents a language barrier?

Two people from different cultures misunderstanding each other

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A signal becomes weak after traveling a long distance through a cable. This problem is mainly caused by:

Attenuation

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Which invention first allowed messages to be transmitted using electrical impulses over wires?

Telegraph

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Why was the telegraph considered a global breakthrough?

It connected the world through rapid communication

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Which stage happens FIRST in a communication system?

Signal representation

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A message created by a computer is called:

Information signal

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Which component ADDS noise to the message most often?

Channel

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Which of the following is an example of extra-terrestrial noise?

Solar noise

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A receiver cannot detect very weak signals because of noise. This shows that noise affects the:

Sensitivity

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Which of the following is NOT a required part of an electronic communication system?

A modem

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A distorted television picture caused by nearby machines is an example of:

Industrial noise

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Why did early underwater telephone cables fail?

Signal was too weak

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Which technology transmits data at the speed of light?

Fiber optics

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Which device allowed people to multitask (text, email, video, apps)?

Smartphone

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Which future technology is predicted to remove language barriers?

Auto voice translation

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A message is encoded, modulated, transmitted, then decoded. This describes a:

Communication system

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Which factor limits the weakest signal a receiver can amplify?

Noise

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A random, patternless signal interfering with a message is called:

Noise

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Which is the BEST example of external noise?

Atmospheric noise

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Hiss

sound in radio receivers

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sound amidst of telephone conversations

Buzz

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Flicker

are commonly seen in television receivers, etc.

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