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MCQ:- MODULE -1 CO 5 (10 Q) 1) Q1. The origin of the word communication is A) Communicate B) Communicare C) Compute D) Computer A-B 2) Types of words used for verbal communication? A) Acronyms B) Simple C) Technical D) Jarg...

MCQ:- MODULE -1 CO 5 (10 Q) 1) Q1. The origin of the word communication is A) Communicate B) Communicare C) Compute D) Computer A-B 2) Types of words used for verbal communication? A) Acronyms B) Simple C) Technical D) Jargons A- B 3) By what method we can know what the receiver understood or got the message A) transmitting B) feedback C) message D) listening A-B 4) Which type of word is generally not used in verbal communication. A) Technical B) Simple C) Easy D) Local Language A-A 5) which can be used to overcome the communication barrier A) Using a translator B) By writing a letter C) Not communicating at all D) Using your own language A-A 6) Which of the following is a positive facial expression? A) Staring hard B) Wrinkled forehead C) Looking somewhere else D) Nodding while listening A-D 7) Sending a letter is which type of communication? A) Listening B) Writing C) Speaking D) Reading A-B 8)............................. is the exchange of messages in the communication cycle. A) Transmitting B) Listening  C) Message D) Feedback A-A 9)................... is not a communication barrier? A) Language B) Culture C) Habits D) Physical A-C 10) The word Commūnicāre means in Latin. A) to deliver B) to share C) to present D) to sacrifice A-B MCQ MODULE-2 1) We be punctual in school. A. should B. ought to C. will D. shouldn't A-A 2. Advise your friend to go to the dentist. A. you must go to the dentist. B. you should go to the dentist. C. you have to go to the dentist. D. you shall go to the dentist. A- 3. He do anything for money. A. should B. must C. can D. could A- 4. Take a raincoat as it rain later. A. must B. would C. ought to D. could A- 5. WARN your brother not to touch the switch with wet hands. A. You should not touch the switch with wet hands. B. You must not touch the switch with wet hands. C. You may not touch the switch with wet hands. D. You could not touch the switch with wet hands. A- 1) Correct article to complete the sentence, “the child was thrilled to have unicorn cake”. A. an B. a C. the D. All of the above A- 2) Complete the sentence given below with the suitable determiner. “Can help me?” A. many B. nobody C. everybody D. somebody A- 3) Choose the sentence in active voice. A. The cake was packed by the chef. B. The chef baked the cake. C. The book was written by the author. D. The floor was cleaned by the maid. A- 4) A bouquet of flowers required for the event. A. are B. have C. has D. is A- 5) My mom for two days by the time I see her. A. has been travelling B. will have been travelling C. will has been travelling D. was travelling MODULE -3 1) 1. The prince abdicated the crown and returned to his castle. Abdicated means… 1. Gave up. 2. Sold. 3. Reinvested into. 4. Auctioned. A-A 2) The convicted criminal absconded prior to the sentencing phase of the trial. Absconded means… 1. Touched the jury. 2. Reported immediately. 3. Left after discussion. 4. Departed secretly. A-D 3) The yacht club members were excited about conditions on the loch. Loch means… 1. Water. 2. Lake. 3. Gulf. 4. Ocean. A-B 4) The structure of the compound word ‘quicksilver’ is a) Noun + Noun b) Verb + Noun c) Adjective + Adjective d) Adjective + Noun A-D 5) Which of the following words is a compound word? a) unhappy b) surfeit c) overcoat d) hopeful A-C 6) Which of the following compound words has the structure ‘Gerund + Noun’? a) Blotting paper b) sunlight c) teaspoon d) inborn A-A 7) Careful in the spending of money or time 1. Effeminate 2. Economical 3. Economist 4. Incurable A-2 8) A collection of poems 1. Fleet 2. Verbatim 3. Catalogue 4. Anthology A-4. 9) The person who sneers at the aims and beliefs of his fellowmen 1. Cynic 2. Peel 3. Poetry 4. Scenery A-3 10) Reproducing or memorizing word-for-word 1. Recipe 2. Verbatim 3. Verbose 4. Mesmerise A-2 Module 4( 10 q) 1) Brainstorming is a part of. A) Revision B) Editing c) Pre-writing process d) Publishing A-C 2) The main purpose of which of the following styles of writing is to ‘explain’ and educate the readers? A) Expository B) Descriptive C) Persuasive D) Narrative A-A 3) Colour and imagery in feature stories can be brought through. A) Staid vocabulary B) Descriptive words C) Correct grammar D) All of these A-B 4). Conveying key ideas in the fewest words possible is called as A) Balance B) Brevity C) Clarity D) Simplicity A-B 5) Which of these is not a punctuation mark? a) Full stop b) Comma c) Colon d) Hashtag A-D 1) Which of these is used to separate short co-ordinate clauses of a compound sentence? a) Semicolon b) Comma c) Full stop d) Colon A-B 2) Which of these is used to convey proportions? a) Semicolon b) Colon c) Comma d) Hyphen A-B 3) Choose the correct statement: a) My aunt who lives in Mumbai is a doctor. b) My aunt, who lives in Mumbai, is a doctor.  c) My aunt, who lives in Mumbai is a doctor. d) My aunt who lives in Mumbai, is a doctor. A-B 9) 10) What is the term for the process of arranging sentences and paragraphs in a logical order to improve coherence? a) Punctuation b) Cohesion c) Coherence d) Organization A-C MODULE-5 C06 (10 Q) 1) Which is mentioned in a resume? (A). Address (B). Age (C). Nationality (D). Experience (E). B, C, and D A-E 2) Normally, how many references are to be mentioned in a CV? (A). Two (B). Three (C). Four (D). Five (E). None of these A-B 3) Which of the following is not revealed in a bio-data? (A). Career aim (B). Address (C). Name (D). References (E). None of these A-A 4) 2. Which of these is the first thing mentioned in a notice? a) Name of the organization b) Date c) Notice d) Notice details A-A 5) Where is the date mentioned in a notice? a) Top left b) Top right c) Bottom left d) Bottom right A-B 6) Which of these details are not mentioned in minutes? a) Venue of the meeting b) Date of the meeting c) Name of the chairman d) Age of the chairman A-D 7) Which of these must be avoided in a technical report? a) Facts b) Logical conclusion c) Objective evaluation d) Subjective evaluation A-D 8) Which of these is not a parameter of a report? a) Ability to acquire additional information b) Quality of additional information acquired c) Ability to arrive at subjective evaluation d) Ability to provide worthwhile recommendations A-C 9) Which of these is not a part of a report? a) Front matter b) Gender  c) Front cover d) Title page A-B 10) Which type application of E-mail? A. Server Application B. Client Application C. Client and Server Application D. None of Above A-C Short Questions (5 Marks) MODULE 1 1) Illustrate the barriers to Communication 2) Describe the process of communication, indicating clearly the role of each Constituent element. 3) What is communication? Different types of communication. 4) Explain grapevine and its types Module 2 1) Give an example of a cliché in English and explain why clichés are discouraged in writing. 2) What are degrees of comparison in adjectives? Give an example for each degree (positive, comparative, and superlative). 3) What are the Difference between a Compound Sentence and a Complex Sentence with examples? 4) Define clause and phrase with examples. Module 3 1) Provide five examples of phrasal verbs with their meanings and usage in five sentences. 2) What's the difference between compounding and blending? 3) Mention the origin of the following root words with their meanings: graph, duo, auto, fiesta, café. What is the meaning of the word prefix? If you add the prefix ‘un’ to the word wrap, what is the correct spelling of the new word? A ) unwrap B) unrap C) unwrap. MODULE 4 1) Why is it important to revise and edit for coherence during the writing process? 2) List three common types of technical documents.  3) Why is it important to avoid unnecessary repetition in writing? 4) What is Documentation? What Are the Benefits of Documentation? 5) What Are the Essential Elements of User Documentation? MODULE 5 1) How does a cover letter differ from a CV (curriculum vitae)? 2) Imagine you are the secretary of a local community club. Write a notice informing the club members about an upcoming annual general meeting. Include details such as the date, time, venue. 3) What are the main components of a project proposal? 4) What information should be included in the introduction of an essay? 1) What is expansion writing, and how does it differ from précis writing? 2) Write a letter to the editor giving suggestions for Cleanliness Awareness. 3) Write an E mail to you friend congratulating on his wedding. 4) Write a memo to the manager of your firm suggesting a change in the system circulation of important information to the employee of your organization  Long Questions (10 Marks) MODULE 1 1) Explain the Linear, Interactive and Transactional model of communication. 2) ) Explain the concept of communication flows in an organization. How do upward, downward, and lateral communications differ? 3) Explain the different elements of non-verbal communication. MODULE 2 1) Define tense and its different types with examples in sentences. 2) Explain the process of changing direct speech into indirect speech, including changes in pronouns and verb tenses with proper examples. 3) Explain the concept of subject-verb agreement in detail and provide examples of common errors in this agreement. MODULE 3 1) Write the full forms of the following acronyms: NATO, AIDS, NASA, GPS, WHO. 2) What is Compounding, and how does it work? Provide examples. 3) One Word Substitution: 6) A temporary police force 7) A large group of people 8) The study of plants 9) Several fish swimming together The one who loves mankind Module 4 1) Why is proper punctuation important in written communication? Discuss its role in conveying meaning and clarity. 2) Arrange the following sentences in a logical sequence to create a coherent narrative:- a) The leaders of the revolution gathered in secret to plan their strategy. b) The event marked a turning point in the nation's history. c) The citizens rose up against the oppressive regime d) After months of preparation, the revolution finally began. e) News of the rebellion spread quickly throughout the country. 3) Discuss the differences between documenting sources in print and online media. How does the process vary?. MODULE 5 1) You are a recent graduate in [specific engineering discipline], seeking your first job as an engineer in a reputable company. Write a compelling cover letter and a CV, outlining your educational background, relevant coursework, and any internships or projects that demonstrate your readiness for an entry-level engineering position. Explain why you are interested in this particular company and how your skills align with their needs." 2) Define a technical report and mention its types. 3) Write an essay on the impact of globalization. 4) Imagine you recently purchased a product online, and it arrived damaged or faulty. Write a complaint letter to the customer service department of the company, detailing the issue with the product, the date of purchase, and any relevant order details. Also, explain the impact of the faulty product on your experience and request a resolution or replacement. 5) As the librarian of your organization write a letter claiming compensation for 39 books which arrived in a damaged condition. OR as an alternative demand replacement at the publisher’s cost. 6) In what respect does the structure of a letter of application differ from that of a typical business letter