Whatever a speaker communicates to someone else is termed the

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Whatever a speaker communicates to someone else is termed the

a. channel.

b. code.

c. feedback.

d. message.

e. source.

The answer is Message (Option D).

Explanation:

Message is a recorded, written or verbal communication made by a person (speaker) for consumption and assimilation by another person (receiver).  

The speaker can also be regarded as the source of the communicated message.  

The feedback could be a verbal or non-verbal response to a message received from the speaker while the channel of communication is the means, medium, or tools through which communication takes place.

Speak of code, it is a method of information processing by which a form of communication representation e.g word, letter, image, sound, or gesture is converted into another form of representation through a communication channel.

Whatever a speaker communicates to someone else is termed the message.

Explanation:

The message is what a speaker says to a person, the person that receives the message is called the receptor, and the one that emits the message is the emisor. There are different ways in which a message can be delivered, such as by telephone, by currier or in-person using your voice.

answer: sure

explanation: i'd love to know everything but that burden is too much to bare.

conversing outside - a.