The Ultimate Communication Skills Quiz I
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Welcome to the Ultimate Communication Skills Quiz I. It is no doubt the essential skill one must-have. Excellent communication skills mean more significant career opportunities as well as a solid ground to stand still in every aspect of life. That's the reason we created this quiz to test if you have a strong grip on it or need to develop more.
- 1.What have you learned so far from this class?
- 2.To perceive or apprehend by the ear; to gain knowledge of by hearing; to listen to with attention.
- A.
Listening
- B.
Hearing
- C.
Active Listening
- 3.It is possible to communicate using the single way process
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.The word “utilize” often appears “in contexts in which a strategy is put to practical advantage.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.Reading is not
- A.
A tool
- B.
A process
- C.
Different from different people
- D.
Part of written communication
- 6.What are the four external barriers to active listening
- A.
Subject complexity
- B.
Emotions
- C.
Speaker
- D.
Internal thoughts
- E.
Presentation
- F.
Price
- G.
Environment
- 7.Communication involves physical ways of communication, like, tone of the voice, touch, smell and body motion.
- A.
Non Verbal Communications
- B.
Oral Communications
- C.
Visual Communications
- 8.Example of a computer jargon
- A.
Ledger
- B.
Real time
- C.
Schemata
- 9.Serves as the essence, bottom line, or final outcome of any reading act (the main objective of reading)
- A.
Comprehension
- B.
Gist
- C.
Schemata
- 10.Putting yourself in another person's situation
- A.
Empathy
- B.
Apathy
- C.
Sympathy
- D.
Panty
- 11.Barriers keep us from understanding other’s ideas and thoughts
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 12.It is more concerned of the author's knowledge rather than the reader's experience
- A.
Bottom Up Reading
- B.
Top Down Reading
- C.
Bottom Down Reading
- D.
Top Up Reading
- 13.Building a relationship based on trust and confidence
- A.
Rapport
- B.
Empathy
- C.
Diffusing Negative Emotion
- 14.Television and video clips are the electronic form of
- A.
Communication
- B.
Visual communication
- C.
Telecommunication
- 15.The course title of this subject is
- A.
Communication Skills 1
- B.
English 1
- C.
Utilize Specialized Communication Skills 1
- D.
Utilized Specialize Communication Skills 1
- 16.Which is not part of the Reading according to purpose
- A.
Skimming
- B.
Scanning
- C.
Fast Reading
- D.
SQ3R
- 17.Information tends to stay superficially in one’s mind.
- A.
Fast Reading
- B.
Sub Vocalized Reading
- C.
Word for Word Reading
- D.
SPE
- 18.Hearing requires very active participation.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 19.Letters Emails Video Presentations Visual Aids Conversation Public Speaking Etc. are examples of
- A.
Visual Communications
- B.
Channel Mediums
- C.
Written Communications
- D.
Oral Communications
- 20.•Competent excellence in performance
- 21.Which is not correct
- A.
We listen to obtain information.
- B.
We listen to understand.
- C.
We listen for enjoyment
- D.
We listen to yearn
- 22.Allows the communicator to adjust his message and be more effective
- 23.Characterized by skimming and scanning
- A.
Selective or key-word reading
- B.
Fast Reading
- 24.Which is not part of Reading types acc to PISA
- A.
Reading for social use
- B.
Reading for public use
- C.
Reading for work
- D.
Reading for education
- 25.Which is not an Important Characteristics of Communication:
- A.
It is a 2-way process.
- B.
Communication process happens between or among two or more parties. (Sender and Receiver)
- C.
Communication involves exchange of ideas, feelings, information, thoughts, and knowledge.
- D.
Communication does not involve mutuality of understanding between Sender and Receiver.
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