Choosing the correct channel for a message is not as important as defining the purpose of the message.

When we take a message for others, we should not repeat the content of the message.

________ is the person who receives the communicated message. A: Listener B: Speaker C: Message D: Communicator

___________________________________ message? A: No. I'll call later. B: Yes. Go ahead. C: Yes. Please give him the message.

What is the meaning of the proword "roger"? A: The person calling B: I received your message. C: Go ahead D: I have a message for you.

The subject line of an email message A: is rarely read by the recipient. B: helps recipients decide whether or not to read the message. C: should describe only the general topic of the message. D: must never be longer than 3 words long. E: does all of the above.

Which of the following is true? A: MAYDAY is to announce a safety message. B: MAYDAY is to announce a distress message. C: PANPAN is to announce a distress message. D: SECURITE is to announce a distress message.

A: Would you like to leave a message B: ______. A: No, I'll call back later. B: Yes, go ahead. C: Yes, please give me the message. D: No, I don't have any messag

What can be concluded about "modem" A: It converts data from one form to another. B: It will be out of date soon. C: It serves as a link between senders and recipients of message. D: It transmits message more efficiently than other devices.

You are selecting a channel for sending your message. Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when making this decision? A: Amount and speed of feedback and interactivity required B: Cost of the channel C: Confidentiality and sensitivity of the message D: Your competitors' channel use