ha ha ha-Pooh-poohTheoryIs called"group"language-Casualstates that languageand the development ofsound was generated tosupport the handgestures andmovements of theindividual-Ta-ta TheoryThe person who receivesthe message or symbolfrom the communicatortries to convert the samein such a way so that hemay extract its meaningto his completeunderstanding.-Decodingcan be described ascommunication between asmall group of individuals,typically in a face-to-facesetting, where participantsengage in minimally restricteddialogue with each other.-InterpersonalWe usecommunication forpleasure andenjoyment-Aesthetic FunctionAffirming, announcing,answering, confirmingare examples of whattype of speech acts?-illocutionary actDoctor andpatientconversation-ConsultativeChats andemails-Casualcommunicationsbetween a superiorand a subordinate isan example of whatlanguage register?-ConsultativeThe developerof the theory ofspeech acts.-John Langshaw"J.L" AustinIs one of themost importantaspects ofeffectivecommunication.Hmmmm...-Yo-he-hoTheoryIt is alsocalled staticregister.-Frozenoink-oink-Bow-wowTheorybases theorigins oflanguage ononomatopoeia- Ding-dongTheoryPledge ofAllegiance-FrozenThis is the largegroup type ofcommunication-PublicCommunicationA speech act is an________ thatserves a functionin communication.-utteranceWhat languageregister ispersonal blogs?-CasualInterview isan exampleof whatlanguageregister?The person who intendsto convey the messagewith the intention ofpassing information andideas to others isknown as sender orcommunicator.-Senderis the idea beingtransmitted by thesender to thelistener.-messageWow! I can’tbelieve I raninto you here.-Pooh-poohTheoryha ha ha-Pooh-poohTheoryIs called"group"language-Casualstates that languageand the development ofsound was generated tosupport the handgestures andmovements of theindividual-Ta-ta TheoryThe person who receivesthe message or symbolfrom the communicatortries to convert the samein such a way so that hemay extract its meaningto his completeunderstanding.-Decodingcan be described ascommunication between asmall group of individuals,typically in a face-to-facesetting, where participantsengage in minimally restricteddialogue with each other.-InterpersonalWe usecommunication forpleasure andenjoyment-Aesthetic FunctionAffirming, announcing,answering, confirmingare examples of whattype of speech acts?-illocutionary actDoctor andpatientconversation-ConsultativeChats andemails-Casualcommunicationsbetween a superiorand a subordinate isan example of whatlanguage register?-ConsultativeThe developerof the theory ofspeech acts.-John Langshaw"J.L" AustinIs one of themost importantaspects ofeffectivecommunication.Hmmmm...-Yo-he-hoTheoryIt is alsocalled staticregister.-Frozenoink-oink-Bow-wowTheorybases theorigins oflanguage ononomatopoeia- Ding-dongTheoryPledge ofAllegiance-FrozenThis is the largegroup type ofcommunication-PublicCommunicationA speech act is an________ thatserves a functionin communication.-utteranceWhat languageregister ispersonal blogs?-CasualInterview isan exampleof whatlanguageregister?The person who intendsto convey the messagewith the intention ofpassing information andideas to others isknown as sender orcommunicator.-Senderis the idea beingtransmitted by thesender to thelistener.-messageWow! I can’tbelieve I raninto you here.-Pooh-poohTheory

ORAL COMMUNICATION - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. ha ha ha - Pooh-pooh Theory
  2. Is called "group" language - Casual
  3. states that language and the development of sound was generated to support the hand gestures and movements of the individual - Ta-ta Theory
  4. The person who receives the message or symbol from the communicator tries to convert the same in such a way so that he may extract its meaning to his complete understanding. -Decoding
  5. can be described as communication between a small group of individuals, typically in a face-to-face setting, where participants engage in minimally restricted dialogue with each other. - Interpersonal
  6. We use communication for pleasure and enjoyment - Aesthetic Function
  7. Affirming, announcing, answering, confirming are examples of what type of speech acts? - illocutionary act
  8. Doctor and patient conversation - Consultative
  9. Chats and emails - Casual
  10. communications between a superior and a subordinate is an example of what language register? - Consultative
  11. The developer of the theory of speech acts. - John Langshaw "J.L" Austin
  12. Is one of the most important aspects of effective communication.
  13. Hmmmm... - Yo-he-ho Theory
  14. It is also called static register. - Frozen
  15. oink-oink - Bow-wow Theory
  16. bases the origins of language on onomatopoeia - Ding-dong Theory
  17. Pledge of Allegiance - Frozen
  18. This is the large group type of communication - Public Communication
  19. A speech act is an ________ that serves a function in communication. - utterance
  20. What language register is personal blogs? - Casual
  21. Interview is an example of what language register?
  22. The person who intends to convey the message with the intention of passing information and ideas to others is known as sender or communicator. - Sender
  23. is the idea being transmitted by the sender to the listener. - message
  24. Wow! I can’t believe I ran into you here. - Pooh-pooh Theory