The document contains multiple choice questions (MCQs) about various communication skills topics including cross-cultural communication, group communication, reading skills, writing skills, and presentation skills. The MCQs assess knowledge on defining key concepts, identifying examples, and understanding principles of effective communication. Overall, the document quizzes fundamental aspects of different modes of communication.

1. Government Engineering College Bhavnagar
Production department SEM-2,
Parth Dankhara (130210125021)
Communication Skills
MCQs
Ø Cross cultural communication
1. Which of following is example of cross cultural communication?
a) Speaking foreign language
b) Eating food in restaurant
c) Wearing traditional cloth
d) Non of above
2. Judging another person's culture by its own context is called:
a) ethnocentrism.
b) cultural relativism.
c) stereotyping.
d) ethnocentric relativity.
3. Culture is embedded in our:
a) Minds
b) Beliefs
c) Gestures
d) Expressions
4. Culture refers to:
a) Thinking
b) Rules of behaviour
c) Behaviour
d) attitude
5. The aim of cross-cultural communication training is to
a) Create strong culture ties
b) Give social status
c) Improve behaviour
d) Develop business equette
Ø Group communicatin
1. What ensures team success?
a) Team-spirit
b) Co-ordination
c) Communication
d) Work distribution
2. Leadership roles first emerge in which of the following kinds of communication?
a) intrapersonal communication
b) small group communication
c) face-to-face public communication
d) media-like cell phones and instant messenger
3. Which criterion is used to classify groups?
a) membership
b) strength of social tie
c) type of contact

2. d) all of the above
4. When does a group become a team?
a) When they develop their own purpose and mission.
b) Any group is already a team.
c) When they have a common relationship
d) When anyone achieve his or her individual goal
5. There is a difference between group and team. Group consist of:
a) Goal oriented people whose effectiveness is measured
b) Two or more people with a common relationship
c) A group of people that share leadership.
d) Individual who develop a purpose or mission.
Ø Reading skills
1. Which of the following is not a type of reading skill?
a) Skimming reading
b) Scanning reading
c) Idea reading
d) Healthy reading
2. Generally we use ___% reading skills in a day.
a) 45%
b) 30%
c) 16%
d) 9%
3. What is the average speed of reading?
a) 100-200 wpm
b) 200-250wpm
c) 250-350wpm
d) 500-800wpm
4. Which of above is the style of reading academic texts?
a) Skimming
b) Scanning
c) In-depth reading
d) All of above
5. Reading comprehension is defined as the level of understanding of a text/message.
a) True
b) false
Ø Writing skills
1. Which of the following not quality of business letter?
a) Clarity
b) Curiosity
c) Correctness
d) co-ordination
2. To complete the function of the written word, we require
a) Three persons
b) Two persons
c) One person
d) Four persons
3. In business, the purpose of writing is mainly to:

3. a) Entertain
b) Persuade
c) Inform
d) Both inform and persuade
4. In writing business letters, one has to be:
a) Dull
b) Formal
c) Conventional
d) Friendly
5. Which of above is short hand for “because”?
a) B/4
b) b/c
c) vs.
d) w/
Ø Presentation skills
1. A presentation is a form of oral communication in which a person shares factual information
with an audience that is:
a) Specific
b) Small
c) Large
d) Mixed
2. The presenter acts as the:
a) Support of the information
b) Advocate of information
c) Medium of the information
d) Deliverer of the information
3. The three major elements of presentation do not include:
a) A presenter
b) Visual aids
c) Specific content
d) An audience
4. To be able to give a good presentation, a full rehearsal is
a) Necessary
b) Useless
c) Audience based
d) Optional
5. To make a presentation effective and impressive, you should use:
a) Passive sentences
b) A simple and active form of sentences
c) Complex sentences
d) Jargon