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WorksheetsCLASS 9_communication_skills
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 17mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following is not a type of communication?
a)
Verbal
b)
Non-verbal
c)
Lateral
d)
Hardware
2.
Communication is a process of:
a)
Reading and writing only
b)
Transferring information from one person to another
c)
Talking to oneself
d)
Making fun of others
3.
Which is not a mode of communication?
a)
Listening
b)
Speaking
c)
Dancing
d)
Reading
4.
Which of the following is an example of non-verbal communication?
a)
Email
b)
Speech
c)
Hand gestures
d)
Phone call
5.
Verbal communication involves:
a)
Body posture
b)
Eye contact
c)
Words
d)
Facial expressions
6.
The communication cycle includes:
a)
Sender and Receiver
b)
Actors and Dancers
c)
Teachers and Students
d)
None of the above
7.
Which is not a component of communication?
a)
Message
b)
Channel
c)
Electricity
d)
Feedback
8.
The response given by the receiver to the sender is called:
a)
Message
b)
Channel
c)
Feedback
d)
Noise
9.
Noise in communication means:
a)
Loud sound
b)
Barrier in communication
c)
Music
d)
Clapping
10.
The best way to check if the receiver understood the message is to:
a)
Ask questions
b)
Repeat the message
c)
Ignore
d)
End the conversation
11.
Communication through letters or emails is:
a)
Oral
b)
Written
c)
Visual
d)
Non-verbal
12.
Face-to-face communication is an example of:
a)
Written
b)
Visual
c)
Oral
d)
Electronic
13.
Sign language is a form of:
a)
Verbal
b)
Written
c)
Non-verbal
d)
Oral
14.
In oral communication, the medium used is:
a)
Paper
b)
Email
c)
Voice
d)
Symbols
15.
Written communication is useful when:
a)
Immediate feedback is needed
b)
A permanent record is required
c)
Talking on the phone
d)
Watching TV
16.
Which is the most formal mode of communication?
a)
Oral
b)
Written
c)
Visual
d)
Gesture
17.
What is body language?
a)
Speaking style
b)
Writing skills
c)
Non-verbal communication
d)
None
18.
Eye contact is part of:
a)
Verbal
b)
Written
c)
Non-verbal
d)
Audio
19.
Communication using visuals is:
a)
Sign language
b)
Drawings and charts
c)
Verbal
d)
Written
20.
Listening actively means:
a)
Just hearing
b)
Ignoring the speaker
c)
Giving full attention
d)
Multitasking
21.
Which is not a barrier to communication?
a)
Noise
b)
Feedback
c)
Language
d)
Emotions
22.
Emotional barrier in communication means:
a)
Feeling sleepy
b)
Overthinking
c)
Letting feelings affect message understanding
d)
Taking a break
23.
Which of the following helps improve communication?
a)
Interrupting
b)
Active listening
c)
Shouting
d)
Multitasking
24.
Using technical terms with a layman is a:
a)
Physical barrier
b)
Cultural barrier
c)
Language barrier
d)
Emotional barrier
25.
What is feedback in communication?
a)
Message
b)
Reply from receiver
c)
Channel
d)
Noise
26.
Physical barrier can include:
a)
Distance between sender and receiver
b)
Language
c)
Culture
d)
Attitude
27.
Cultural barrier in communication arises due to:
a)
Similar background
b)
Technical issues
c)
Different traditions and beliefs
d)
Good communication
28.
To overcome barriers, a sender should:
a)
Use complex language
b)
Use gestures only
c)
Use simple, clear language
d)
Shout loudly
29.
Interrupting while someone is speaking is:
a)
A good habit
b)
A barrier to communication
c)
Encouraging
d)
Active listening
30.
One effective way to overcome barriers is to:
a)
Avoid communication
b)
Increase noise
c)
Use feedback
d)
Ignore the message
31.
Which of the following is a good example of written communication?
a)
Phone call
b)
Email
c)
Meeting
d)
Video chat
32.
A professional email should contain:
a)
Emoticons
b)
Slang
c)
Clear subject line
d)
All caps text
33.
In a formal letter, “Dear Sir/Madam†is a:
a)
Body
b)
Salutation
c)
Closing
d)
Address
34.
What is the correct way to end a formal email?
a)
Cheers
b)
Love
c)
Yours sincerely
d)
Bye-bye
35.
An email should be:
a)
Long and emotional
b)
Short and rude
c)
Clear, polite, and to the point
d)
Casual
36.
Which one of the following is a professional way to respond to a message?
a)
Okayz
b)
K
c)
Thank you for the information
d)
Lol
37.
Which of the following should be avoided in official communication?
a)
Formal language
b)
Emojis
c)
Salutations
d)
Conclusion
38.
The subject line of an email tells:
a)
Name of the sender
b)
Date
c)
What the email is about
d)
Password
39.
The body of an email should be:
a)
Full of jokes
b)
Confusing
c)
Clear and brief
d)
Without paragraphs
40.
Professional communication requires:
a)
Rude tone
b)
Strong vocabulary
c)
Respectful language
d)
Slang usage
41.
Which of the following is a homophone of “right�
a)
Write
b)
Rite
c)
Rite
d)
All of these
42.
Homonyms are words that:
a)
Sound different
b)
Have same spelling and pronunciation but different meaning
c)
Are used in homophones
d)
Are used in dialogues
43.
The study of sounds in language is called:
a)
Grammar
b)
Phonetics
c)
Punctuation
d)
Vocabulary
44.
Capitalization means:
a)
Using small letters
b)
Using numbers
c)
Using capital letters in writing
d)
Ignoring spelling
45.
In public speaking, what is important?
a)
Whispering
b)
Clear voice and confidence
c)
Sitting quietly
d)
Ignoring audience
46.
Which word is a homograph?
a)
Bow (a weapon) & Bow (to bend)
b)
Red & Read
c)
See & Sea
d)
Sun & Son
47.
Phonetic symbols help in:
a)
Grammar checking
b)
Pronunciation
c)
Speaking loudly
d)
Writing neatly
48.
Homophones are:
a)
Same sounding words with different meanings
b)
Opposites
c)
Slangs
d)
None
49.
Example of homonym:
a)
Bat (animal) & Bat (cricket)
b)
Sea & See
c)
Write & Right
d)
No & Know
50.
Effective pronunciation includes:
a)
Speaking fast
b)
Clarity and correct sounds
c)
Avoiding vowels
d)
Slang only
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