GENERAL PAPER DEMO

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C1P5 In the communication process, to encode means to

1) speak to large group of people.

2) block a pathway between the sender and receiver of a message

3) translate ideas into a code.

4) interpret a code.

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C1P1 The sender of information expresses his idea into words, symbols or signs to convey the message. This is known as

1) encoding

2) (A) None of the above

3) decoding

4) communication channel.

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C1P28 People who engage in frank and open expression of their feelings are considered

1) Aggressive

2) Inconsiderate

3) Assertive

4) Rude

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C1P21 Which of the following feature is applicable in the context of interpersonal communication?

1) Reversible

2) Forgivable

3) Forgettable

4) Irreversible

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C1P13 When we say that communication is intentional, it means that

1) Through speech communication, people make sense of the world

2) The sender consciously intends to affect the behaviour of the receiver of the message.

3) Effective communication is a process of acting on information.

4) None of the above

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C1P23 Learning to communicate with others is key to

1) Establishing rewarding relationships.

2) Never being misunderstood.

3) Eliminating listeners' physiological noises.

4) All the above

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C1P2 In circular communication the encoder become a decoder when there is

1) feedback

2) criticality

3) noise

4) audience

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C1P17 Who among the following has stated that people know each other and themselves only through communication?

1) Martin Luther King

2) None of the above

3) Mahatma Gandhi

4) George Herbert Mead

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C1P7 Which of three components are part of human communication process?

1) Message, Precoding, Feedback

2) Message, Noise, Feedback

3) Feedback, Message, Critiquing

4) Noise, Feedback, Jargon

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C1P33 Which of the three components are parts of the human communication process?

1) Message, noise and feedback.

2) Feedback, message and critiquing.

3) Message, recording and feedback

4) Noise, feedback and jargon.

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C1P6 Which of the following stages of communication process includes the conversion of symbols into a meaningful information?

1) Channelising

2) Encoding

3) Decoding

4) Receiving

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C1P26 Which of the following terms describes the communication between two people that involves sending and receiving of messages?

1) Dyadic

2) Decoding

3) Transaction

4) Encoding

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C1P16 Which of the following is Berlo's Linear Model of communication?

1) S-R-C-M

2) S-R-M-C

3) S-M-C-R

4) S-M-R-C

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C1P19 If it is assumed that communication has no beginning or end, then it is termed as

1) Process

2) Transaction

3) Mediation

4) Interaction

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C1P11 The 'Linear Model was founded by

1) Aristotle

2) Shannon

3) All of these

4) Weaver

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C1P27 Which of the following is the essence of effective communication?

1) Message

2) Feedback

3) Decoding

4) Encoding

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C1P29 A low-context culture is one where

1) Most of the information is explicitly stated in a verbal message

2) Most of the information is apparent.

3) Most of the information is unspoken.

4) Most of the information is non-existent.

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C1P30 A high-context culture is one where

1) Much of the information is spoken.

2) Much of the information is unspoken.

3) Most people use sign language.

4) Much of the information is about the context or the person

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C1P15 Which of the following can be termed as the 'context of communication?

1) A physical and psychological environment for conversation.

2) An interference with message reception.

3) Effective communication.

4) Verbal and non-verbal responses to messages

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C1P22 A message can only be deemed effective when

1) Repeated back as proof of understanding.

2) Delivered in interpersonal communication.

3) Good communication skills are used.

4) Understood by the receiver and produces the desired response.

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C1P24 During the communication process, the message is converted to a symbolic form called

1) Expanding

2) Decoding

3) Deciphering

4) Encoding

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C1P34 Words are

1) Symbols

2) Unnecessary

3) Denotative

4) Connotative

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C1P32 Encoding is important to

1) Ensure decoding of message

2) Encourage feedback

3) Produce messages

4) Eliminate noise

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C1P4 The process of communication runs through

1) All of these

2) a receiver

3) a sender

4) a channel

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C1P14 Communication is the transfer and understanding of

1) Concepts

2) Ideas

3) Meaning

4) Words

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C1P9 A teacher decides to form six groups of students and assigns a sub-theme to each group for discussion and reporting. Which kind of communication model will best describe his/her strategy in this regard?

1) Linear model

2) Interactional model

3) Horizontal model

4) Transactional model

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C1P31 The primary channels used by individuals to communicate with others are

1) Tone of voice

2) E-mail

3) Sight and sound

4) Radio and television

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C1P10 Which of the following is also known as Circular Model of Communication?

1) Interactional Model of Communication.

2) Transactional Model of Communication.

3) Linear Model of Communication.

4) None of the above

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C1P18 The ability to communicate effectively

1) is a natural talent that cannot be learned

2) Depends on education level.

3) Always depends upon the use of technology.

4) Can be learned

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C1P25 One's own description as a person is

1) Self-concept

2) Self-perception

3) Self-awareness

4) Self-respect

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C1P20 The essential components of communication are

1) Signs, symbols, understanding, communication and communicant

2) Sign, source, destination, interaction and correlation

3) Source, message, interference, channel, receiver, feedback and context.

4) Symbols, understanding, purpose, ideas, opinions, non-verbal and reaction.

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C1P8 Which of the following is/are the stage(s) of communication process?

1) Decoding

2) None of these

3) Encoding

4) Both 'A' and 'B'

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C1P3 Which of the followinghamper the process of communication?

1) Noise

2) Encoder

3) Pollution

4) Channel

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