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Communication Skills - Question 1:

As compared to unannounced negotiation, formal negotiation:

  1. is simpler
  2. is more time consuming
  3. requires less preparation
  4. is more difficult






Communication Skills- Q2. The word communication is derived from communis (Latin) which means:

  1. oral speech
  2. community
  3. common
  4. message
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Communication Skills- Q3. Negotiation implies that both parties accept that the agreement between them is:

  1. subject to further dispute
  2. conditional
  3. final and binding
  4. necessary
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Communication Skills- Q4. The simplified style business letter has:

  1. a subject line
  2. a complimentary close
  3. indentation
  4. a salutation
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Communication Skills- Q5. “Tease” or “stress” questions are intended to judge:

  1. the candidate’s intelligence quotient
  2. the candidate’s technical skill
  3. the candidate’s stress level
  4. how the candidate handles them
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Communication Skills- Q6. A clarifying listener:

  1. explains the message
  2. elaborates the speaker’s underlying thoughts and feelings
  3. illustrates the message with examples
  4. repeats what is said
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Communication Skills- Q7. Body talk is also known as:

  1. leakage
  2. noise
  3. physical communication
  4. overflow
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Communication Skills- Q8. ____ is not one of the 7 C’s of communication:

  1. clarity
  2. correctness
  3. character
  4. conciseness
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Communication Skills- Q9. When introducing ourselves, we should use:

  1. only the surname
  2. both the first name and the surname
  3. only our first name
  4. only our designation
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Communication Skills- Q10. Meta-communication relates to the speaker’s:

  1. intentional choice of words
  2. intentional choice of dress
  3. unintentional choice of both words and dress
  4. unintentional choice of words
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