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Multiple Choice



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Question 1.
When you raise your voice to underscore a certain word or phrase, you are


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Question 2.
When you jerk your thumb left and say "let's go," you are


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Question 3.
Flashing a thumbs up to your child when she scores a goal is communicating via a(n)


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Question 4.
When you look away from a quarrelling couple to show that you respect their privacy, you are demonstrating


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Question 5.
The study of spatial communication is


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Question 6.
When you are 10 feet away from another person, you are maintaining _______ distance.


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Question 7.
If you are actually touching someone, you are maintaining _______ distance.


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Question 8.
Which of the following is NOT listed in your text as significantly influencing the distance you are likely to maintain from another person in a given situation?


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Question 9.
The table at which you usually choose to eat in the cafeteria would be considered one of your _______ territories.


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Question 10.
When you leave your coat on a chair while you walk around and visit with friends, you are using a(n)


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