BC MCQ test practice

___________ communication may be defined as information that flows from subordinates to superiors.

• a. Downward communication

• b. Horizontal communication

• c. Upward communication

   

• d. a, b, and c are incorrect

You have more flexibility in conveying ideas to others when you use ___________ communication than when you use emails.

• a. SMS

• b. Telephone calls

   

• c. Memos

• d. deports

You have more flexibility in conveying ideas to others when you use ___________ communication than when you use emails.

• a. inadequate knowledge

• b. language differences

• c. specific, concrete words

• d. differences in interpretation

Successful communication involves

• a. b) and c) are correct

• b. messages that are sent, received accurately, and understood

• c. Sending a message and assuming the receipt of the message

• d. Sending a message and receiving a message

Identify the characteristics of a bad report

• a. Hard work, boring and irritating to read

• b. Still needs basic editing

• c. Unconcise, is muddled and illogical

• d. All of the aboved.

Communication is sharing of information between two or more persons, with continuous ___________

• a. Geusture

• b. Feedbacks

• c. Efforts

• d. Movement

The information, which is transferred, has to be interpreted by the receiver. This process of interpretation is known as ___.

• a. Channels

• b. Feedbacks

• c. Transmitter

• d. Decoding

 Unclarified assumptions in communication can lead to _________ and ________.

• a. confusions, misunderstanding

• b. lack of planning, physical barriers

• c. premature evaluation, poor listening

• d. information overload, selective perception

 _____________ refers to casual words that are not accepted and recognised in a standard English dictionary.

• a. Metaphors

• b. Slang

• c. Phrases

• d. Jargon

 A resume is a summary of your _________ and _________ all in one document.

• a. projects; skills

• b. objectives; experiences

• c. skills; aims

• d. accomplishments; experiences