.A key difference between verbal and nonverbal communication is that:                 a. Verbal communication is linear.         b. Nonverbal communication is linear                   c. Verbal communication uses words while nonverbal does not use words but gestures.                  d. There are no specific differences between verbal and nonverbal cues. ______2.Non verbal cues:                 a. complement a verbal message     b. regulate verbal communication                  c. both complement and regulate    d. neither complement nor regulate ______3.When a college instructor pauses during a lecture and looks at students who are talking in                          order to communicate that they should be quiet, what function is being fulfilled by the                    nonverbal message?                 a.  Accenting      b. complementing      c. substituting      d. contradicting ______4.Which of these is a form of verbal communication?                      a. shaking hands         b. nodding the head                 c. Talking to a stranger    d. raising the eyebrow             ______5.When listening to someone, what should you be doing?                             a. Slouching       b. talking     c. playing      d. paying attention             ______6.Which of the following does not aid the process of verbal communication?                             a. Clarity of speech    b. eating     c. remaining calm      d. being focused             ______7. During the first meeting, formalities and appropriate greetings are usually expected such as:                                   a. handshake     b. nothing     c. talking     d. greeting             ______8. To end an interaction, which of the following should not be used?                                      a. giving a closing statement     b. turn our body away                                 c. looking at the person we are talking to      d. all of the   above             ______9. Effective questioning can be used to:                                  a. evaluate the speaker          b. put the speaker to shame                          c. obtain information       d. show that we are better than the speaker              ______10. Reflection often involves:                                   a. paraphrasing the message communicated                                  b. seeing what  Others do not see                                    c. looking at the mirror                                  d. sleeping well​