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WorksheetsBusiness Communication FT107C
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 10mins
Communication is derived from the Latin word “communis,” which means:
To inform
To write
To share
To speak
The main purpose of communication is to:
Entertain
Exchange ideas and understanding
Argue
Persuade only
The process of converting ideas into message is called:
Decoding
Encoding
Channeling
Feedback
The person who initiates the communication process is known as:
Receiver
Listener
Sender
Observer
The medium used to transmit the message is known as:
Channel
Feedback
Encoding
Decoding
Feedback makes communication:
One-way
Two-way
Static
Irrelevant
The communication process ends with:
Message
Feedback
Sender
Encoding
Noise in communication refers to:
Unpleasant sound
Any obstacle in the communication process
Physical disturbance only
Silence
Non-verbal communication includes:
Emails
Facial expressions
Letters
Reports
Upward communication flows from:
Superiors to subordinates
Subordinates to superiors
Same level employees
Customers to company
Grapevine is a type of:
Formal communication
Informal communication
Downward communication
Written communication
A policy manual is an example of:
Oral communication
Written communication
Informal communication
Verbal communication
Face-to-face conversation is a type of:
Verbal communication
Written communication
Visual communication
Electronic communication
The fastest form of communication is:
Letters
Face-to-face
Circular
Fax
Communication among same-level employees is:
Upward
Downward
Horizontal
Diagonal
The free flow of communication among all members happens in:
Chain network
Wheel network
All-channel network
Y-network
Formal communication follows:
Official chain of command
Personal channels
Grapevine
Rumors
Lack of personal touch is a disadvantage of:
Oral communication
Written communication
Visual communication
Non-verbal communication
Communication from manager to employees is:
Upward
Downward
Lateral
Informal
A pie chart in a presentation is a form of:
Verbal communication
Visual communication
Written communication
Non-verbal
The most common form of business communication is:
Business letter
Meeting
Report
Memo
A good business letter must be:
Long and emotional
Clear and concise
Complicated
Personal
The address of the receiver in a letter is called:
Heading
Inside address
Salutation
Subject line
The closing part of a letter is known as:
Body
Complimentary close
Salutation
Reference
“Yours faithfully” is used when:
Receiver’s name is known
Receiver’s name is unknown
Letter is informal
To close emails
The tone of a business letter should be:
Aggressive
Polite and professional
Informal
Demanding
A letter sent to many recipients for same message is called:
Inquiry letter
Circular letter
Complaint letter
Sales letter
The writer’s address and date appear in:
Heading
Inside address
Subject line
Salutation
A letter written to show dissatisfaction is:
Inquiry letter
Complaint letter
Order letter
Circular letter
A letter used to attract customers is:
Sales letter
Inquiry letter
Complaint letter
Order letter
Listening is the process of:
Hearing words only
Understanding and interpreting messages
Speaking
Writing
Language barriers are:
Physical barriers
Semantic barriers
Cultural barriers
Organizational barriers
Using technical terms or jargon causes:
Semantic barrier
Physical barrier
Psychological barrier
Cultural barrier
Poor internet connection causes:
Physical barrier
Psychological barrier
Semantic barrier
Cultural barrier
Filtering occurs when:
Sender hides some information
Message is repeated
Receiver listens carefully
Feedback is immediate
Cultural differences cause:
Semantic barrier
Cross-cultural barrier
Organizational barrier
Physical barrier
Effective listening means:
Interrupting frequently
Paying full attention
Being judgmental
Ignoring the message
Which of the following is not a barrier to communication?
Feedback
Noise
Prejudice
Misinterpretation
Lack of concentration leads to:
Improved communication
Poor listening
Better encoding
Effective speaking
Feedback helps to make communication:
One-way
Interactive
Slow
Ineffective
The official record of a meeting is called:
Agenda
Minutes
Notice
Memo
A written notice must be issued:
After the meeting
Before the meeting
During the meeting
Irregularly
The list of topics to be discussed in a meeting is:
Minutes
Agenda
Report
Memo
The person responsible for conducting the meeting is:
Secretary
Chairperson
Manager
Reporter
Business reports are used to:
Entertain
Present facts and analysis
Advertise
Gossip
Routine reports are prepared:
Occasionally
At regular intervals
Once a year
Rarely
Analytical reports contain:
Investigation and conclusions
Only routine data
Casual discussion
Jokes
A formal report contains:
Table of contents
Greeting
Salutation
Signature
Reports prepared by subordinates for superiors represent:
Upward communication
Downward communication
Horizontal communication
Diagonal communication
The section summarizing key findings is:
Introduction
Conclusion
Abstract
Appendix
Email stands for:
Electronic mail
Efficient mail
Express mail
Easy mail
CC in email means:
Carbon Copy
Central Copy
Combined Copy
Confidential Copy
BCC in email means:
Blind Carbon Copy
Basic Carbon Copy
Best Copy
Background Copy
Video conferencing enables:
Audio and visual interaction
Text only
Written communication
Faxing
The tone of a business email should be:
Professional
Aggressive
Sarcastic
Informal
A memo is used for:
Internal communication
External communication
Personal messages
Advertisements
Emojis in business communication should be used:
Rarely and appropriately
Frequently
Never
Excessively
A PowerPoint presentation is an example of:
Visual communication
Verbal communication
Written communication
Informal communication
Effective business communication must be:
Clear and concise
Complicated
Wordy
Emotional
The most effective communication process is:
One-way
Two-way
Downward only
Grapevine
