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Effective Communication

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does communication mean?

a)

Exchanging message between two people.

b)

Imparting messages from one to other.

c)

Pushing someone to get desired result.

d)

Imposing one’s thought on other.

2.

What is the importance of Effective communication?

a)

To increase workload.

b)

To improve productivity.

c)

To manage people.

d)

To get the right thing done.

e)

To achieve result somehow.

3.

What are the benefits of Effective communication?

a)

Improves work transfer

b)

Improves build work

c)

Improves teamwork

d)

Build creativity in others

4.

Choose the right psychological barrier in communication:

a)

Good transmission & retention

b)

Undue reliance on the written word

c)

Trust of communication

d)

Attitude of superior

5.

Choose the right sentence:

a)

Effective Communication involves selective listening

b)

Effective Communication utilizes imposing thoughts.

c)

Effective Communication is subject to change.

d)

Effective Communication reflects the accountability of speaker and listener both.

6.

Choose the right one:

a)

Cooperative

b)

Conciseness (least possible words)

c)

Condenses

d)

Condenses

e)

Concreteness

7.

Choose the right habit to develop your effective communication:

a)

Ask for feedback

b)

Motivate the audience

c)

Document without discussion

d)

Try to humiliate

e)

Use the PIP approach

8.

Workplace communication involves:

a)

Speaking only.

b)

Selective listening.

c)

Ability to find mistakes in work.

d)

Ability to understand verbal meanings.

e)

Playing blame games.

9.

Choose the right sentence:

a)

Let the sender know you have received the message.

b)

Consider alternatives before reacting.

c)

Respond when the content is as per your thoughts.

d)

Feeling never impact responding

e)

Meaning making is the best to react.

10.

Choose the right sentence:

a)

Active listening is to preparing what you’re going to say.

b)

Active listening is to wait to tell your story.

c)

Active listening is to understand not only what’s being said, but what’s not said.

d)

Acting listening is to ignore what’s being said.

e)

Active listening to make minutes of meeting.