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I. Multiple Choices
1. The quotations at the beginning of the reading are examples of how people can misinterpret:
a. nonverbal communication.
b. verbal communication.
c. cultural values.
2. Many people think that it is the spoken word that is most important in conversation. This perception is often: [A]
a. true.
b. not true.
c. exact.
3. The authors say that nonverbal communication expresses meaning or feelings: [D]
a. with many words.
b. with song and dance.
c. with no words.
4. According to the authors, feelings of friendship are universal, but their expression is: [E]
a. not always the same.
b. usually exactly the same.
c. not very different.
5. The authors say that the meaning of facial expressions is determined by: [J]
a. relationships.
b. situations.
c. feelings.
d. both (a) and (b)
6. The fact that members of one culture don’t express their emotions as openly ad members of another means that: [K]
a. they do not experience emotions as intensely as others do.
b. cultural rules affect how expressive a person can be.
c. cultural values forbid any nonverbal expressiveness in some cultures.
7. Eye contact is important because too much or too little eye contact can create: [M]
a. communication barriers.
b. interesting relationships.
c. strange expressions.
8. According to the authors, what determines the comfortable distance when we interact with other people? [P]
a. the nature of the relationship
b. personalities
c. cultural styles
d. all of the above
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