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Language and Communication Grade 8

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  • is transfer of information from one person to another without the use of words or spoken language
    Non-verbal Communication
  • When you say "no" with your head, you....
    SHAKE YOUR HEAD (SHOOK - SHAKEN)
  • When you are suddenly scared, you may....
    SCREAM
  • To raise your voice (maybe because you're angry or need to be heard)
    SHOUT
  • A word which means not paying attention to something.
    Inattentive
  • What you say with your body is called...
    BODY LANGUAGE
  • When someone or something is producing the desired result, this means he/she/it is...
    effective
  • This means to say that an event or action will happen in the future
    Prediction
  • The language that you learn next to your native/first language is...
    second language
  • Explain what Language acquisition is
    The natural process of learning to understand and speak a language
  • Exchanging information by speaking, writing or using other medium
    Communication
  • A phrase which means to understand and like or have sympathy for. someone
    Relate to someone/ Related to someone
  • The accepted ways of communicating with others in the workplace.
    Communication etiquette
  • The movements you do with your hands or face that can communicate something are...
    GESTURES
  • Type of communication where we use spoken and written words to get our message and information across to the other person
    Verbal Communication
  • A phrase which means to exchange thoughts and opinions in spoken words or sign language.
    To converse with
  • nonverbal signals that you can use to communicate your feelings and intentions, that includes your posture, facial expressions, and hand gestures.
    Body language
  • The language that you learn first is...
    NATIVE LANGUAGE/FIRST LANGUAGE
  • factors that can make it difficult or impossible for people to communicate effectively
    Communication restrictions
  • Give another word for Essential
    Necessary/Needed/Important
  • Someone who is paid to write books, etc in a different language than the original
    TRANSLATOR
  • Looking directly at another person.
    Eye Contact
  • A word which means worth remembering or easily remembered, especially because of being special or unusual.
    Memorable
  • BONUS: When you say "yes" using your head, you usually...
    NOD - NODDED
  • It can be strong and it may tell you where a person is from by the way they speak
    AN ACCENT
  • A system of communication consisting of sounds, words, and grammar.
    Language
  • When someone or something is not producing the desired result, this means he/she/it is...
    ineffective
  • If someone tells a good joke you usually...
    LAUGH
  • a way of showing your emotions or feelings by moving the muscles in your face
    Facial Expression
  • the way in which someone usually holds their shoulders, neck, and back, or a particular position
    Posture
  • Obstacles that one may face when attempting to effectively communicate with another person.
    Communication barrier
  • A word which means to get in the way of communication
    Interfere
  • the set of tools, techniques and principles that provide the foundation for the effective transfer of information between people.
    Communication infrastructure
  • When you say "I don't know" using your body language you usually....
    SHRUG
  • Someone who speaks 3 or more languages is....
    MULTILINGUAL
  • A process communication using symbols, such as letters or characters, to communicate ideas, thoughts, or feelings
    Written Communication
  • Someone who speaks two languages fluently is...
    BILINGUAL
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