CMN 210 Review Practice Questions Correctly Answered.

CMN 210 Review Practice Questions Correctly Answered. One piece of evidence that communication models exist in our everyday life is when _____. - correct answer We feel like communication is going "wrong" T/F: A good example of "dissemination" in action is a bulletin board with flyers on it. - correct answer True Which model of communication can be seen in the example of "broadcasting" (television, radio, etc.) - correct answer Dissemination According to the dialogue model, "Communication is a reciprocal process where we work through work, signs, or symbols toward _____" - correct answer Understanding T/F: The transmission model of communication is cyclical - correct answer False T/F: Communication is situational(i.e., depends on context) - correct answer True Public communication is "any form of communication where we are, or we might as well be, communicating with _____" - correct answer Strangers The Ritual Model of communication is a(n) _____ process of communication - correct answer Cyclical T/F: The origin of the word dissemination comes from the Latin words that mean "scatter" and "seed" - correct answer True According to the dissemination model, "Communication is a _____ process where we indiscriminately spread words, signs, or symbols" - correct answer One-Way The Transmission Model of communication is a(n) _____ process of communication - correct answer Linear T/F: Face-to-face communication is *ideally* understood to be part of dialogue. - correct answer True "Communication" is a cultural process where we participate in patterns of coordination and cooperation" describes the _____ of communication - correct answer Ritual model T/F: People always explicitly state and explain the models they have of communication: - correct answer False T/F: The ritual model of communication is always religious. - correct answer False The ancient Greeks called the art of public communication: - correct answer Rhetoric The res publica translates to what? - correct answer The Public Thing T/F: Privacy is etymologically related to the notion of privation. - correct answer True For ancient Greeks and Romans, privacy was a form of _____. - correct answer Deprivation T/F: There is a set of formal rules and definitive standards for determining what is public or private - correct answer False The res publica has its roots in which ancient regime? - correct answer The Roman Empire T/F: The "public" is generally a word that does not get used to describe things people interact with every day. - correct answer False T/F: The "ancient people" that Prof. O'Gorman says we got the language of private and public are Greeks and Romans. - correct answer True T/F: For ancient Greeks and Romans, the high-point of human existences was to be found in public life. - correct answer True T/F: In Latin, the concept of the "private" (privus) can mean an unhappy state, one of being "deprived of the company of others." - correct answer True We tend to position the _____ as the opposite of the public. - correct answer Private In our reading from 'Talking with Strangers', Danielle Allen identifies "old myths" and three "_____" that she says "directly reveal the difficulties of democratic practice and citizenship." - correct answer Epiphanies T/F: A challenge to talking about "public" things is that the "public" is a fluid concept that means different things to different people. - correct answer True The res publica found its center in this ancient meeting place: - correct answer The Roman Forum T/F: We can't have the public without the private. - correct answer True T/F: There is only one public sphere. - correct answer False Counterpublics are publics that are oriented toward _____ the mainstream public sphere. - correct answer Opposing