This document contains 40 multiple choice questions about communication topics like non-verbal communication, email etiquette, report writing, cover letters, interviews, and more. The questions cover subjects such as positive gestures, personal space, filters that affect message content, the components of an email address, basic rules of communication, report structure, job application letters, interview types, and the origins of the word "interview".
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This document contains 40 multiple choice questions about communication topics like non-verbal communication, email etiquette, report writing, cover letters, interviews, and more. The questions cover subjects such as positive gestures, personal space, filters that affect message content, the components of an email address, basic rules of communication, report structure, job application letters, interview types, and the origins of the word "interview".
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Positive gestures are body signals that make you look:
A) Relaxed B) Arrogant C) Hurtful D) Nervous 2. Non-verbal communication does not involve: A) Words B) Silence C) Space D) Gestures 3. Between a speaker and a listener, the closest zone of personal space possible is: A) Friendly B) Intimate C) Social D) Public 4. Giving non-verbal message is: A) Spontaneous B) Tutored C) A dramatic skill D) Deliberate 5. Human communication is essentially: A) Imperfect B) Short-lived C) Emotional D) Perfect 6. If a speaker winks after saying something, it suggests to the audience that the subject is A) True B) Incredible C) Serious D) Non-serious 7. Your email address is a representation of _______. A) your school B) you C) your work ethic D) your teacher 8. Filters that affect the content of a message are in: A) The mind of the speaker B) The medium of communication C) The mind of the listener D) The minds of both the speaker and the listener 9. ____ is not one of the 7 C’s of communication: A) Clarity B) Character C) Conciseness D) Correctness 10. What does BCC stand for? A) Behind Carbon Copy B) Business Copy Carbon C) Blind Copy Cat D) Blind Carbon Copy 11. What is the first part of an email address [email protected] i.e. lsedlacek called? A) Log In B) User Name C) Host Name D) Recipient 12. You should _________ your emails before sending. Once they are sent you cannot get them back. A) return B) reply C) review D) remind 13. Typing emails in ALL CAPS is the same as ____________________. A) messaging B) browsing C) shouting D) making a point 14. Basic rules are called _________. A) etiquette B) good manners C) politeness D) respect 15. Which of these is a good example of an email username? A) sassychick1999 B) johntsmith1 C) whatever2002 D) youcantguessme1 16. The signature line feature in e-mail is a time saving advantage because: A) Users can sign their name in cursive so it looks like a handwritten signature B) The user does not have to type their name and contact information each time they send an email C) It looks cool D) It makes your e-mail look fancy 17. "Good Morning Mr. Thomas" is an example of a ________. A) Salutation B) Closing Statement C) Email Body D) CC 18. Report use features as: A) Mobile B) Graphics and images C) Method D) Account 19. The report is always written in: A) Sequential manner B) Irregular manner C) Horizontal manner D) Data biased manner 20. Which type of report is report of action: A) Analytical report B) Periodic report C) Recommendation report D) Data report 21. A statement of the results of an investigation of any matter on which definite information is required is called ____ A) Letter B) Mails C) Report D) Job application 22. A short paragraph thanking any person or organization which gave you help in collecting data is called. A) Acknowledgement B) C-glossary C) Summary D) Introduction 23. A summary of the report in which you include one structure or so for every main section of your report is called A) Glossary B) C-introduction C) Abstract D) Summary 24. States the purpose of report, scope of the report and explanation of arrangement of report sections is known as A) Title page B) Summary C) Introduction D) Glossary 25. A list of works on a subject or by an author that were used or consulted to write a research paper, book or article is called ____. A) Body B) Conclusion C) Bibliography D) Suggestion 26. Letter written for searching or seeking a job is called: A) Resume B) Job Application C) CV D) Prospecting Letter 27. Job letter is also called: A) Prospecting letter B) Application C) Cover letter D) Resume 28. A good cover letter will A) Make a good first impression B) Answer the question ―Why should I hire you? C) Present your qualification directly D) Get you a job 29. The job application letter is A) A statement of your job objective B) A summary of your qualifications and experiences C) A description of your core strength and suitability for job D) A foreword 30. Which of the following is NOT something that a cover letter should always contain in its closing paragraph? A) Request for an interview B) Statement that you look forward to hearing from the recipient C) Statement thanking the employer for considering the cover letter D) Your availability/interest in attending an interview. 31. What’s the best way to make value judgments or claims of personal attributes more credible in a cover letter? A) Use very positive language in making the claim B) Substantiate the claims by backing them up with examples C) There is no good way to make such claims, so omit them D) Not an important aspect 32. The structured for report writing as: A) Genre B) Advanced C) Difficult D) Easy 33. Which part of the letter contains the main content: A) Body of the letter B) Heading C) Complimentary close D) Signature 34. The word interview is derived from A) Latin B) French C) German D) Spanish 35. Interviews are conversations with _______ A) Fun B) Purpose C) Friendliness D) Informality 36. Which kind of interview includes a process in which the employability of the job applicant is evaluated? A) Stress interview B) Screening interview C) Group interview D) Behavioural interview 37. In which of these, more than one candidate is interviewed? A) The behavioural interview B) The stress interviews C) The group interviews D) The audition 38. The term interview has been derived from French word_______ A) Enter-voir B) Anter-view C) Inter- voir D) Entre-view 39. A panel interview as known as __________. A) Panel interview B) Face to face interview C) Board interview D) Group Interview 40. Which one is the type of un-structural interview: A) Panel Interview B) Group Interview C) Behavioural Interview D) One-on-one interview