MCM301 – Lecture 1 to 18: MCQs with Corresponding Short
Questions
1. Communication is derived from which Latin word?
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A) Communis
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B) Communico
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C) Communicatio
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D) Communa
Correct Answer: B
Short Question: From which Latin word is the term
'Communication' derived?
2. Which is the most used communication skill?
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A) Reading
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B) Writing
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C) Speaking
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D) Listening
Correct Answer: D
Short Question: Which communication skill do people use the
most?
3. Which element refers to the actual physical product of
the source encoding in communication?
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A) Channel
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B) Feedback
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C) Message
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D) Encoding
Correct Answer: C
Short Question: In communication, what is the physical
product of encoding called?
4. Which of the following is *not* a level of communication?
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A) Intrapersonal
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B) Interpersonal
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C) Superpersonal
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D) Mass Communication
Correct Answer: C
Short Question: Name one type that is *not* a level of
communication.
5. What term describes a person’s image of who they are?
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A) Self-concept
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B) Self-esteem
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C) Self-evaluation
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D) Self-image
Correct Answer: A
Short Question: What is the term for one's image of who they are?
Lecture 18: Strategic Oral Delivery
Part 1: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. Which of the following is *not* a vocal cue in oral delivery?
A) Pitch
B) Volume
C) Hand gestures
D) Rate
Correct Answer: C
2. What does a mellow voice imply?
A) Too loud
B) Rich in tone and fully mature
C) High-pitched
D) Monotonous
Correct Answer: B
3. A high-pitched voice is usually associated with:
A) Maturity
B) Seriousness
C) Immaturity
D) Confidence
Correct Answer: C
4. The term 'pitch' refers to:
A) Speed of speech
B) Loudness of sound
C) Highness or lowness of sound
D) Emotional tone
Correct Answer: C
5. What does dropping the pitch at the end of a sentence signify?
A) A question
B) A joke
C) A statement
D) Uncertainty
Correct Answer: C
6. Overuse of pitch variation can suggest that the speaker is:
A) Confident
B) Calm
C) Emotional or frantic
D) Engaged
Correct Answer: C
7. Which volume level is recommended for an effective delivery?
A) Always high
B) Always low
C) Moderate and varied
D) Monotonous
Correct Answer: C
8. Which quality helps emphasize a point more than raising volume?
A) Faster rate
B) Louder pitch
C) Lowering volume
D) Using visuals
Correct Answer: C
9. Rate refers to:
A) Volume
B) Pitch
C) Speed of speaking
D) Quality of tone
Correct Answer: C
10. A very fast rate may cause:
A) Better understanding
B) Audience interest
C) Difficulty in comprehension
D) Emotional appeal
Correct Answer: C
Part 2: Short Questions (Based on Above MCQs)
1. What is an example of a non-vocal cue in oral delivery?
2. What does a mellow voice indicate about the speaker?
3. What type of voice is considered immature in tone?
4. Define 'pitch' in oral communication.
5. What does a dropping pitch at the end of a sentence typically signify?
6. What impression can overuse of pitch variation give about the speaker?
7. What is the ideal volume level for effective oral delivery?
8. Which technique can emphasize a point better than raising your voice?
9. What does 'rate' refer to in speech delivery?
10. Why is a fast speaking rate potentially problematic for listeners?
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