Communication MCQs

Welcome to our comprehensive collection of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) on Communication, a fundamental topic in the field of IC90 Human Resource Management. Whether you're preparing for competitive exams, honing your problem-solving skills, or simply looking to enhance your abilities in this field, our Communication MCQs are designed to help you grasp the core concepts and excel in solving problems.

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Q151.
What is communication?

a.

The process of exchanging thoughts and ideas

b.

The process of sharing only thoughts

c.

The process of exchanging only information

d.

The process of exchanging only decisions

Discuss
Answer: (a).The process of exchanging thoughts and ideas Explanation:Communication is the process of exchanging (sharing) thoughts, information, interpretations, ideas, opinions and decisions between persons, to create common understanding.
Q152.
Who is called the Sender in the communication process?

a.

The person who receives the message

b.

The person who codes the message

c.

The person who understands the message

d.

The person who transfers the message

Discuss
Answer: (d).The person who transfers the message Explanation:In the process of communication, the idea (or information) in the mind of one person, who is called the Sender, is being transferred to another person, who is called the Receiver.
Q153.
How are ideas coded in communication?

a.

Words, illustrations, histrionics or symbols

b.

Words, illustrations, histrionics or sentences

c.

Words, paragraphs, histrionics or symbols

d.

Words, sentences, histrionics or symbols

Discuss
Answer: (a).Words, illustrations, histrionics or symbols Explanation:Ideas are coded in words, illustrations, histrionics or symbols.
Q154.
When does communication occur?

a.

When the sender sends the message

b.

When the receiver receives the message

c.

When the receiver understands the thought of the sender

d.

When the sender understands the thought of the receiver

Discuss
Answer: (c).When the receiver understands the thought of the sender Explanation:Communication occurs, not when the receiver receives the message sent by the sender, but when he understands the thought of the sender.
Q155.
What are the limitations of language in communication?

a.

It cannot capture the fullness of one's thought

b.

It cannot convey ideas

c.

It can only convey information

d.

It can only convey opinions

Discuss
Answer: (a).It cannot capture the fullness of one's thought Explanation:Language has limitations in capturing the fullness of one's thought.
Q156.
What is the meaning of "Noise" in the communication process?

a.

Problems caused by disturbances during transmission

b.

Problems caused by the sender

c.

Problems caused by the receiver

d.

Problems caused by the context

Discuss
Answer: (a).Problems caused by disturbances during transmission Explanation:Problems of communication may be caused because of "Noise" or disturbances during transmission.
Q157.
Why is the context or background important in communication?

a.

It helps to create common understanding

b.

It helps to code ideas

c.

It helps to transmit messages

d.

It helps to receive messages

Discuss
Answer: (a).It helps to create common understanding Explanation:The context or background in which an idea exists is important to understanding the idea properly.
Q158.
What is the impact of unclarified assumptions in communication?

a.

The message becomes clearer

b.

The message becomes more complex

c.

The message becomes easier to understand

d.

The message becomes confusing

Discuss
Answer: (d).The message becomes confusing Explanation:All messages make certain assumptions about the content of the message and the addressee. Unclarified assumptions can cause confusion in communication.
Q159.
How do stereotypes and beliefs impact communication?

a.

They can cause stereotype ideas about other people

b.

They can cause clear understanding

c.

They can cause effective communication

d.

They can cause the receiver to be attentive

Discuss
Answer: (a).They can cause stereotype ideas about other people Explanation:All of us have stereotype ideas about other people and tend to behave on that basis. Stereotypes and beliefs can cause miscommunication and misunderstandings.
Q160.
What is the role of the sender in the process of communication?

a.

To transfer the idea (or information) to the receiver

b.

To receive the idea (or information) from the receiver

c.

To ignore the receiver

d.

To confuse the receiver

Discuss
Answer: (a).To transfer the idea (or information) to the receiver Explanation:In the process of communication, the idea (or information) in the mind of one person, who is called the Sender, is being transferred to another person, who is called the Receiver.
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