Are You A Professional Company Officer?
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A Company Officer is hired by the CEO of an organisation who is responsible for managing the day to day business activities. Such an officer have the actual or apparent authority to contract or otherwise act on behalf of the corporation or business. So let's try out this interesting quiz and see where do you stand as an employee or officer. All the best!
- 1.True or False When dealing with Speech the only thing different from Communications is you have the context in it.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 2.True or False When looking at characteristics of effective speakers the one that should never be used is Humor, due to not knowing which joke or people will be insulted by it.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.Give the audience definitions, descriptions, or information that teach a topic.
- A.
Persuasive
- B.
Informative
- C.
Enterainment
- 4.Use a strong argument based on reliable data in order to create a change in belief, behaviour, or attitude.
- A.
Persuasive
- B.
Informative
- C.
Entertainment
- 5.When would the Company officer use an informative type of speech, pick the one that is not one?
- A.
Provide status reports
- B.
Describe events
- C.
Talk to the council on responds time and how to lower our times
- D.
Provide unit-level training
- 6.True or False When giving a speech on a report, you should always hand out a report to the audience and give them time to respond with questions.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.True or False When dealing with reporters and they say that it is off the record, the reporter is held accountable for that it comes out in there report.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.The outline has the following three main parts, pick the one that is not one.
- A.
Heading
- B.
Introduction
- C.
Body
- D.
Conclusion
- 9.Effective Speakers usually evaluate their speeches to determine whether the following three essential goals have been met, all but one, pick the bad one.
- A.
Speech must be understood by the audience
- B.
Speech must be started on time and finished on time
- C.
Speech must achieve its intended pupose
- D.
Speaker's efforts must be ethical
- 10.Documents are written for specific purposes, which is not one of them.
- A.
Humor
- B.
Educate
- C.
Persuade
- D.
Inform
- E.
Enlighten
- 11.The ______ of the document is the subject or topic and how broad or narrow the coverage of it is.
- A.
Audience
- B.
Scope
- C.
Purpose
- 12.True or False Paragraphs are visual references points that indicate a division of the topic for the reader.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 13.True or False Memos are valuable because they cause the writer to commit to a certain course of action. They also provide a chain of communication and evidence of action on a specific topic.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 14.An e-mail policy that explains content, use and distribution guidelines can prevent legal actions based on the perceptions of a hostile workplace or libellous or slanderous statement.
- A.
Professionalism
- B.
Efficiency
- C.
Liability protection
- 15.Proper creation and use of e-mails help to convey professional images of department of organizations
- A.
Professionalism
- B.
Efficiency
- C.
Liability protection
- 16.Legal requirements define the legal obligations and requirements that are necessary to meet specifications. This can also be called _______.
- A.
Propasals
- B.
Boilerplate
- C.
Appendix
- D.
Summary
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