GEC005 Purposive Communication

7:00-10:00 AM Wednesday 1st Semester

University of Caloocan City

Maling, John Keith G. 20190216-C August 7,2019

What are schools for?

School is a place where in we people are educating. There are two types of schools, it is

the private school and the public school. In differentiating the two, Private school has more class

when it comes to facilities, also there are some private schools that offers an advance learnings

and same quality education with other countries. While the public school is runs on public funds

that is provided by the government to give a free education for everyone.

Schools are made for us to learn a lot of things such as reading, writings, and many

more. School give us the building blocks necessary to do many things like critically analyze,

perform mathematical functions, and others. School is invaluable just for the socialization aspect.

There are many life lessons to be learned in classroom that will benefit us as a person: Time

management, a strong work ethic, collaboration, multi-tasking, and self-discipline. In addition,

schools teach us a lot of the social skills that we will need for our life. School introduces us to
other point of view, which is necessary to learn tolerance and empathy. It provides us with

exposure to diversity in culture and religion, something that we also need to develop.

Lastly school is very important for us because it teaches us about the world around us

and prepares us with the tools we will need for better future. Always remember that our life is

like a school because we never stop learning.

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Purposive

Purposive is about having, showing, or acting with a purpose or design. Purposive is an

explanation of an occurrence as the outcome of an actor's own purposes and the purposive acts

which follows from these purposes. Harper Collins, (2010). Collins Dictionary.

Communication

According to Adam Colgate (2019). Business Dictionary. Communication is two-way

process of reaching mutual understanding in which participants not only exchanging (encode-

decode) information, news, ideas, and feelings, but also create and share meaning. In general,

communication is a means of connecting people or places. In industry, it is the key fiction of

management between levels, departments, and employees.

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Punctuation Marks

Punctuation marks is a mark that you add to text to show the divisions between different

parts of it. Camebridge Dictionary.

It also a symbol such as a full stop or period, comma, or question mark that use to divide

written words into sentences and clauses. Collins Dictionary 2010.

Every punctuation mark has a different purpose the first one is the semi-colon, it is the

immensely useful punctuation mark for those who are looking to slam two slightly related

clauses together into a single triumphant sentence, also most commonly used to merge two

independent clauses. Second is the comma. Commas are great for inserting pauses into sentences

and breaking them up into manageable chunks. Third is colon, it is most commonly used to

introduce and can be used to introduce anything such as: words phrases, lists, names, and many

more. Fourth the quotation mark, there are two types of quotation marks the single quotation

mark that is used to quote someone who is quoting someone else, and the double quotation mark

that is used to directly and exactly quote the words of someone. Fifth the exclamation

mark/exclamation point, it used to add an air of emotion to a sentence. Sixth the question mark, it
is probably one of the most important punctuation marks because it has amazing ability to

completely change the meaning of a sentence simply by applying or appearing as its clause.

Seventh brackets, parentheses, and braces, are used to set aside messages that are not really

essential to the meaning of the text. Eighth the hypen, it is used to join words and to separate

syllables of a single word. Ninth dashes, there are two types of dashes it is En dash it used to

express a range of values of a distance, and Em dash, it used in a similar fashion to the

parentheses. Tenth the apostrophe, used to indicate either possession. Eleventh slash are most

often used to distinguish between two terms such as he/she, w/out. Twelfth is the period, it is

used at the end of a sentence or an abbreviation. Lastly the ellipsis, it is the omission from a

speech or writing of a word. www.vapingo.com 2009.

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Maling, John Keith G. 20190216-C September 4, 2019

A. Communication

* Having or consisting of only one, informal for university. Cambridge Dictionary.

B. Enumerate five words with UNI and give the meaning.

* Unity- The character of a thing that is a whole composed of many parts. Webster Thesaurus

Dictionary 2010.

- The state of different areas of groups being joined together to form a single country

or organization. Collins Dictionary 2010.

* Universal - Present or significant throughout the world. Webster Thesaurus Dictionary

2010.

- Including or covering all or a whole collectively or distributivity without limit

or exception. Merriam Webster 1828.

 * Uniform - Remaining the same in all cases and at all times, unchanging in form or

character. Google.com

* Union - the action or fact of joining or being joined, especially in a political context.

Google.com

* Unit - An individual thing or person regarded as single and complete but which can also

form an individual component of a larger or more complex whole. Google.com

C. Purposive Communication

- Purposive communication is a universal subject, because it teaches us to good in writing,

speaking, reading, presenting, and listening, it also teaches us to deliver or presenting our speech

to the audience uniformly. Lastly it develops our skills in communicating

D.

1. Abalone

2. Ambiguity

3. Abattoir

4. Anemone

5. Anxiety

6. Alien
7. Awry

8. Anguish

9. Aborgine

10. Ambulance
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The Importance of words

A word is a speech sound or a combination of sounds, or its representation in writing, that is

symbolizes and communicates a meaning and may consist of a single morpheme or a

combination of morphemes. It also the branch of linguistics that studies word structures it is

called morphology. Richard Nordquist (July 3, 2019).

The etymology of a word refers to its origin and historical development that is its earliest

known use, its transmission from one language to another, and its changes in form and meaning.

In addition, etymology is the term of the branch of linguistics that studies word histories. Richard

Nordquist, (July 3, 2019). www.thoughtco.com

Words are important because words are one of the essential tools of every individuals

use to communicate. Words ca incite anger or invoke passion. Words can bring us together or

tear us apart. Words can uphold the truth or nurture a lie. Words can carry an enormous weight

that can either make the other feel good or humiliated. Wisely used words defines the persons

attitude and showcase the method of communication. It is the process of expressing the ideas,

insights, and emotions. There are many who understand the importance of its expression but
others don't realize its importance, we used words to encompass history, and even to conjure

realistic visions of things that exist only in fantasy. In fact, the power of words is beyond

expression, it can change the course of the life and the vocabulary used must to express our

feelings.

"By words we learn thoughts, and by thoughts we learn life". By Jean Baptiste Girard.

B.

1. Bottom

2. Babble

3. Books

4. Bourgeois

5. Bravery

6. Biscuit

7. Bridge

8. Bruise

9. Binary

10. Bizarre