An Overview of Communication MCQs

An Overview of Communication MCQs

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1: The act of sending messages—whether or not they are received is called as:

A.   Communication as interaction

B.   Communication as action

C.   Communication as transaction

D.   None of these

2: An exchange of information between two (or more) individuals is called communication as transaction.

A.   True

B.   False

3: Communication as transaction is the__________between two (or more) individuals:

A.   Exchange of information

B.   Construction of shared meanings or understandings

C.   Pulling of attention

D.   None of these

4: A boundary around a conversation that pulls one’s attention toward certain things and away from others is called as

A.   Frame

B.   Communication Frame

C.   Both of these

D.   None of these

5: Constitutive approach to communication is a communication that can create or bring into existence something that has not been there before.

A.   True

B.   False

6: Frame is a basic form of knowledge that provide a defini­tion of a scenario because:

A.   Both people agree on the nature of the situation

B.   The cultural assumptions built into the interaction

C.   The previous relational con­text of talk gives a clue

D.   All of these

7: Meaning refers to what a symbol represents

A.   Symbol

B.   Language

C.   Sign

D.   All of these

8: Medium Means through which a message is conveyed is called as

A.   Frame

B.   Presentation

C.   Medium

D.   None of these

9: ________describes facts or conveys information

A.   Presentation

B.   Representation

C.   Both

D.   None of these

E.   Sign

10: A consequence or an indicator of something specific, which cannot be changed by arbitrary actions or labels is known as:

A.   Symbol

B.   Meaning

C.   Language

D.   Sign

11: Social Construction is the way in which_____ in a social context or society as they are used over time

A.   Symbols take on meaning

B.   Meaning takes on symbol

C.   Signs take on symbol

D.   None of these

12: Symbols are the arbitrary representations of________, relationships, cultures, genders, races, and so forth

A.   Ideas

B.   Objects

C.   People

D.   All of these