Questions and Answers
What does the text suggest about communication in the past?
Communication in the past was primarily personal
Which one of the following best describes the nature of man mentioned in the text?
Man is a social being
What does the text imply about the variety of people man encounters?
Man encounters people from different walks of life
What is the main reason why man feels an irresistible urge for communication?
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What effect has scientific and technological progress had on man's communication?
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Study Notes
Communication in the Past
- Limited means of communication restricted human interaction to a small circle of family and friends.
Human Nature
- Man is inherently social, with an instinctive need for communication and connection with others.
Social Interactions
- Throughout life, man encounters a diverse range of people with different backgrounds, interests, and personalities.
The Urge for Communication
- The primary drive for communication stems from the natural human desire for social interaction and connection.
Impact of Scientific Progress
- Advances in science and technology have greatly expanded and accelerated human communication, enabling global connections and interactions.
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