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Virtual Communication

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

During a virtual class, Rishi forgets to mute his mic. Background noise from his house (TV and people talking) disrupts the session. The teacher repeatedly asks everyone to mute themselves.What is Rishi's mistake in this situation?

a)

Joining late

b)

Not using headphones

c)

Not muting his mic in a shared space

d)

Asking too many questions

2.

Neha emails her project guide with the message:
Subject: Regarding File
Message: “I want file. Send fast.”

What is the main issue with Neha’s email?

a)

She didn’t attach a file

b)

Her language is too demanding and informal

c)

The email is too long

d)

None of these

3.

In a group project WhatsApp chat, Aditya disagrees with a teammate and types in all caps:
“THIS IDEA IS USELESS. DO SOMETHING PROPER!”


What netiquette rule did Aditya break?

a)

Sending long texts

b)

Using emojis inappropriately

c)

Showing disrespect and shouting online

d)

Using all caps

4.

Anjali takes a screenshot of a classmate’s embarrassing video frame from a Zoom session and shares it as a meme on Instagram without permission.
Which serious netiquette violation has occurred?

a)

Sharing files in class

b)

Poor lighting in the video

c)

Technical issue with Zoom

d)

Violation of digital privacy and consent

5.

Karthik joins an online team presentation wearing a casual vest and lying on his bed, while others are formally dressed and sitting properly.What aspect of netiquette is violated?

a)

Technical skills

b)

Virtual presence and professionalism

c)

Screen sharing

d)

Internet speed

6.

What is the best way to begin a formal virtual meeting?

a)

Say "Hi guys!" and start presenting

b)

Wait silently until everyone joins

c)

Greet participants, confirm audio/video, and state the agenda

d)

Start screen sharing immediately

7.

Which of the following is NOT a good practice during a virtual meeting?

a)

Using active listening cues like nodding or "I see"

b)

Turning off your video in a group presentation without notice

c)

Keeping your phone on silent

d)

Asking questions politely

8.

Which is an example of asynchronous virtual communication?

a)

Zoom meeting

b)

Phone call

c)

Google Docs with comments

d)

FaceTime

9.

What does “mute yourself when not speaking” help with?

a)

Saving internet bandwidth

b)

Being lazy during the session

c)

Reducing background noise and improving clarity

d)

Showing that you are not interested

10.

You join a Zoom meeting, but no one can hear you. What should you check first?

a)

Your screen brightness

b)

Your microphone settings and mute status

c)

The camera lens

d)

Whether others are using the chat

11.

Your video appears blurry during a virtual meeting. What’s the likely cause?

a)

Low screen brightness

b)

Weak internet connection

c)

Battery level of your laptop

d)

Check Camera setting

12.

During screen sharing, participants say they can’t see your slides. What should you do?

a)

Ask them to leave and rejoin

b)

Switch off your camera

c)

Check if you shared the correct window or application. Reshare if needed

d)

Restart your laptop

13.

You hear an echo when you speak in a virtual meeting. What might be the reason?

a)

Someone else is sharing their screen

b)

Multiple devices with microphones are active nearby

c)

Your display settings are wrong

d)

Your internet is slow

14.

If your video keeps freezing during a class, what is the best immediate action?

a)

Turn off your video to save bandwidth

b)

Shout in the chat for help

c)

Keep talking even if others can’t hear

d)

Leave the meeting without informing anyone

15.

During an online class, you realize your microphone is not working. You try speaking, but no one can hear you.
What is the first thing you should do to troubleshoot this issue?

a)

Leave the meeting immediately and restart your device

b)

Type in the chat to inform the teacher and check if your mic is muted or set to the wrong device

c)

Turn off your camera to see if that fixes the mic

d)

Wait and hope someone notices you’re speaking