1. Communication is a non-stop______________.
A. paper
B. process
C. programme
D. plan
Answer:B. process
2. Communication is a part of ________ skills.
A. soft
B. hard
C. rough
D. short
Answer:A. soft
3. The _______________ is the person who transmits the
message.
A. receiver
B. driver
C. sender
D. cleaner
Answer:C. sender
4. _____________ is the person who notices and decodes
and attaches some meaning to a message.
A. receiver
B. driver
C. sender
D. cleaner
Answer:A. receiver
5. Message is any signal that triggers the response of a
_________
A. receiver
B. driver
C. sender
D. cleaner
Answer:A. receiver
6. The response to a sender€™s message is called
_________
A. food bank
B. feedback
C. food
D. back
Answer:B. feedback
7. ___________ context refers to the relationship between
the sender and the receiver
A. social
B. physical
C. cultural
D. chronological
Answer:A. social
8. ___________ context refers to the similarity of
backgrounds between the sender and the receiver.
A. physical
B. social
C. chronological
D. cultural
Answer:D. cultural
9. _________ refers to all these factors that disrupt the
communication.
A. nonsense
B. noise
C. nowhere
D. nobody
Answer:B. noise
10. Environmental barriers are the same as ______ noise.
A. physiological
B. psychological
C. physical
D. sociological
Answer:C. physical
11. Our dress code is an example of _____________
communication.
A. verbal
B. nonverbal
C. written
D. spoken
Answer:B. nonverbal
12. Communication strengthens _______ &
______________ relationship is an organization.
A. employer-father
B. employer-employer
C. mother-employer
D. mother-child
Answer:B. employer-employer
13. _______________ communication includes tone of
voice body language, facial expressions etC.
A. nonverbal
B. verbal
C. letter
D. notice
Answer:A. nonverbal
14. When there is similarity of background between the
sender and the receives such as age, language nationality,
religion, gender then this is called _____________
context.
A. social
B. cultural
C. physical
D. dynamic
Answer:B. cultural
15. Letter, e-mail telephone are examples of __________
A. message
B. feedback
C. channel
D. encoding
Answer:C. channel
16. Understanding __________different parts of speech
forms the base of leaning grammar
A. five
B. eight
C. six
D. seven
Answer:B. eight
17. It is of paramount importance that one need to
construct a __________sentence in the day to day affairs
A. wrong
B. correct
C. incorrect
D. night
Answer:B. correct
18. A__________way be defined as the name of a person
place or thing
A. verb
B. noun
C. pronoun
D. adverb
Answer:B. noun
19. According to hoben communication is the _____
nituchange of thought or ideA.
A. visual
B. audio
C. verbal
D. written
Answer:C. verbal
20. The person who transmits the message is called the
____ or
A. sender
B. gives
C. taker
D. receiver
Answer:A. sender
21. Proper nouns always begin with ________letters
A. running
B. capital
C. small
D. numerical
Answer:B. capital
22. ______________nouns require capitalization only if
they start the sentence or are part of a title
A. common
B. proper
C. abstract
D. collective
Answer:A. common
23. Once the message is encoded in a desired format it is
transferred through a medium called ______
A. channel
B. medium
C. media
D. way
Answer:A. channel
24. The nouns which cannot be felt, seen or heard are called
__________
A. common
B. proper
C. abstract
D. collective
Answer:C. abstract
25. The information which is transferred to the receiver has
to be interpreted this process is called _____
A. encoding
B. decoding
C. opening
D. closing
Answer:B. decoding
26. All communication events have a _________.
A. resource
B. source
C. start
D. end
Answer:B. source
27. Personifications of strength and violence are considered
as ________ gender.
A. masculine
B. feminine
C. common
D. neuter
Answer:A. masculine
28. The message may be misinterpreted because of _____
A. barriers
B. distortions
C. distractions
D. noise
Answer:A. barriers
29. The environment in which the transmitter or receiver
are should be ____
A. complex
B. competent
C. complete
D. compatible
Answer:D. compatible
30. A noun that dandies neither a male or a female is
___________gender
A. masculine
B. feminine
C. common
D. neuter
Answer:D. neuter
31. Countries when referred to by names are also
considered _____________
A. masculine
B. feminine
C. common
D. neuter
Answer:B. feminine
32. The Christian sign of the ____ is a gesture pertaining to
religion and spirituality.
A. plus
B. minus
C. division
D. cross
Answer:D. cross
33. In oral communication there is a possibility of
immediate _________
A. reaction
B. response
C. refection
D. reset
Answer:B. response
34. In oral communication the speaker can observe the
listeners _______ to what is being elateD.
A. reaction
B. response
C. rejection
D. reset
Answer:A. reaction
35. Nouns that end in but have a constant before
form their plural by dropping and adding ___
A. ves
B. es
C. s
D. ies
Answer:D. ies
36. White talking to friends you do not pay attention to the
skills of _____ Communication.
A. written
B. oral
C. audio
D. visual
Answer:B. oral
37. In oral presentation outside your organisation you must
first give the audience a ______ of your organization.
A. flash back
B. background
C. front view
D. forword view
Answer:B. background
38. A and an are the ___________articles
A. definite
B. indefinite
C. particular
D. specified
Answer:B. indefinite
39. The _______ are used to present using overhead
projectors.
A. acetate film transparent sheet
B. paper sheets
C. polythene sheet
D. butter paper
Answer:A. acetate film transparent sheet
40. Any word that adds more meaning to the noun is called
an __________
A. adverb
B. verb
C. adjective
D. noun
Answer:C. adjective
41. A__________indicates the action done by the subject
A. verb
B. adverb
C. noun
D. pronoun
Answer:B. adverb
42. A___________is a word which connects words
phrases , clauses or sentences
A. preposition
B. conjunction
C. interjection
D. verb
Answer:B. conjunction
43. During presentation using an OHP. One can read
information line by line using an opaque sheet to cover the
transparency with a view to minimize distraction. This
technology is called _________
A. positive disclosure
B. zero disclosure
C. negative disclosure
D. progressive disclosure
Answer:D. progressive disclosure
44. Another thing that you have to avoid is adding to OHPs
with a ________ during a talk.
A. chalk
B. pencil
C. pen
D. marker
Answer:C. pen
45. It is important to consider proper _____ room where
you are giving your presentation.
A. darkness
B. lighting
C. lightning
D. ventilation
Answer:B. lighting
46. _____ Listening means learning through conversation
A. evaluative
B. appreciative
C. dialogic
D. empathetic
Answer:C. dialogic
47. In _____ Listening the difference between the sounds is
identified
A. discriminative
B. comprehension
C. dialogic
D. empathetic
Answer:A. discriminative
48. The ___________is an exclamation mark
A. ?
B. .
C. ,
D. !
Answer:D. !
49. Evaluative listening is also called _____
A. therapeutic
B. evaluative
C. dialogic
D. impathetic
Answer:A. therapeutic
50. The___________is the action or description that
occur in the sentence
A. predicate
B. subject
C. object
D. complement
Answer:A. predicate
51. The _____________speech is also called as reported
speech
A. direct
B. indirect
C. indefinite
D. definite
Answer:B. indirect
52. A cordless telephone using separate frequencies for
transmission in base and portable units is known as
A. duplex arrangement
B. half duplex arrangement
C. either (a) or (b)
D. neither (a) nor (b)
Answer:A. duplex arrangement
53. For attenuation of high frequencies we should use
A. shunt capacitance
B. series capacitance
C. inductance
D. resistance
Answer:A. shunt capacitance
54. A modem is classified as low speed if data rate handled
is
A. upto 100 bps
B. upto 250 bps
C. upto 400 bps
D. upto 600 bps
Answer:D. upto 600 bps
55. VSB modulation is preferred in TV because
A. it reduces the bandwidth requirement to half
B. it avoids phase distortion at low frequencies
C. it results in better reception
D. none of the above
Answer:A. it reduces the bandwidth requirement to half
56. A woofer should be fed from the input through a
A. low pass filter
B. high pass filter
C. band pass filter
D. band stop filter
Answer:A. low pass filter
57. Which of the following is an indirect way of generating
FM?
A. armstrong modulator
B. varactor diode modulator
C. reactance fet modulator
D. reactance bipolar transistor
Answer:A. armstrong modulator
58. When the length of antenna is a whole wavelength
A. the radiation at right angles is zero
B. the radiation at right angles is maximum
C. the radiation is zero in all directions
D. the radiation is maximum in all directions
Answer:A. the radiation at right angles is zero
59. Circular polarization
A. is useful in reducing depolarization effect on received wave
B. involves critical alignment of transmitting and receiving antenna
C. is useful in discrimination between reception of adjacent beams
D. none of the above
Answer:A. is useful in reducing depolarization effect on received
wave
60. An FM radio receiver which is tuned to a 91.6 MHz
broadcast station may receive an image frequency of
__________ MHz.
A. 102.3
B. 113
C. 70.2
D. 80.9
Answer:B. 113
61. For telegraphy the most commonly used modulation
system is
A. fsk
B. two tone modulation
C. pcm
D. single tone modulation
Answer:A. fsk
62. Commercial Frequency deviation of FM is
A. 70 khz
B. 75 khz
C. 80 khz
D. 65 khz
Answer:B. 75 khz
63. The colour of an object is decided by
A. the reflected colour
B. the wavelength transmitted through it
C. reflected colour for opaque object and wavelength transmitted
through it for transparent objects
D. none of the above
Answer:C. reflected colour for opaque object and wavelength
transmitted through it for transparent objects
64. In Pulse Code Modulation system
A. large bandwidth is required
B. quantising noise can be overcome by companding
C. quantising noise can be reduced by decreasing the number of
standard levels
D. suffers from the disadvantage of its incompatibly with tdm
Answer:A. large bandwidth is required
65. Which of the following statements is correct?
A. convex lens has positive focal power and concave lens have negative
focal power
B. convex lens has negative focal power and concave lens have positive
focal power
C. all lens have positive focal power
D. all lens have negative focal power
Answer:A. convex lens has positive focal power and concave lens
have negative focal power
66. In Modulation,
“carrier” is
A. resultant wave
B. speech voltage to be transmitted
C. voltage with constant frequency, phase or amplitude
D. voltage for which frequency, phase or amplitude is varied
Answer:D. voltage for which frequency, phase or amplitude is varied
67. To eliminate ghosts in the picture
A. use a longer transmission line
B. connect a booster
C. change the antenna orientation of location
D. twist the transmission line
Answer:C. change the antenna orientation of location
68. The frequency range of 300 kHz to 3000 kHz is known
as
A. low frequency
B. medium frequency
C. high frequency
D. very high frequency
Answer:B. medium frequency
69. Which of the following does not cause losses in optical
fibre cables?
A. stepped index operation
B. impurities
C. microbending
D. attenuation in glass
Answer:A. stepped index operation
70. For a low level AM system, the amplifiers modulated
stage must be
A. linear devices
B. harmonic devices
C. class c amplifiers
D. non-linear devices
Answer:A. linear devices
71. A telephone channel requires a bandwidth of about
A. 1 khz
B. 3 khz
C. 10 khz
D. 50 khz
Answer:B. 3 khz
72. For a given carrier wave, maximum undistorted power
is transmitted when value of modulation is
A. 1
B. 0.8
C. 0.5
Answer:A. 1
73. As per Shannon-Hartley theorem, a noise less Gaussian
channel has
A. zero capacity
B. infinite capacity
C. small capacity
D. none of the above
Answer:B. infinite capacity
74. DVD uses
A. laser beam for both recording and playback
B. laser beam for recording and video head for playback
C. video head for recording and laser beam for playback
D. none of the above
Answer:A. laser beam for both recording and playback
75. Fourier analysis indicate that a square wave can be
represented as
A. a fundamental sine wave and odd harmonics
B. a fundamental sine wave and even harmonics
C. a fundamental sine wave and harmonics
D. fundamental and subharmonic sine waves
Answer:A. a fundamental sine wave and odd harmonics
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