Communication and Presentation Skills
Mastering Communication and Presentation Skills
Test your knowledge and improve your communication and presentation skills with our comprehensive quiz! This quiz covers various aspects of effective communication, including barriers, personal biases, and the responsibilities of both the sender and the receiver.
- 75 engaging questions
- Multiple choice format
- Instant feedback on your answers
Communication means transmission of a message from a sender to a receiver using one of the means of communication
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False
Communication means transmission of a message from a sender to a receiver using one of the means of communication with interest to feedback
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False
Participation is not an active element in remembering
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False
Personal bias is one factor of the personal barriers to communication
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False
Recognition is one factor of the situational barriers to communication
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False
Body chemistry is one factor of the personal barriers to communication
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False
Body composition is one factor of the situational barriers to communication
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False
Clothing is one factor of the situational barriers to communication
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False
Body language is one factor of the situational barriers to communication
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False
Way of talking is one factor of the personal barriers to communication
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False
Work stress is one factor of the personal barriers to communication
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False
General atmosphere is one factor of the situational barriers to communication
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False
Place (light – ventilation) is one factor of the personal barriers to communication
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False
Noise is one factor of the situational barriers to communication
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False
Timing is one factor of the personal barriers to communication
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False
To be a good communicator, if you are receiver, you should be in a position, whether sitting or standing, that allows you to listen.
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False
To be a good communicator, if you are receiver, you should make gestures of encouragement
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False
To be a good communicator, if you are receiver, when you repeat a message change in words to make the sender feel you are interested
True
False
To be a good communicator, If you are a sender, you should determine the needs of others
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False
To be a good communicator, if you are receiver, you should select the results you want to reach
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False
To be a good communicator, if you are receiver, you should plans for the main points
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False
Support your ideas and express them clearly, is one responsibility of the
SENDER
RECEIVER
Highlight what others benefit from, is one responsibility of the
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Make sure that what you want to communicate is what actually arrives in the future, is one responsibility of the
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Are characterized in their way of learning that they are participant
ADULTS
CHILDREN
are characterized in their way of learning that they are voluntary
ADULTS
CHILDREN
Is one advantage of improvisation
INDULGE IN SIDE TOPICS
FREEDOM TO USE BODY LANGUAGE
.is one disadvantage of improvisation
INDULGE IN SIDE TOPICS
FREEDOM TO USE BODY LANGUAGE
Is one advantage of improvisation
BEING DISTRACTED WHEN ARGUING
INTEGRATED OPTICAL DISTRIBUTION
Is one disadvantage of improvisation
BEING DISTRACTED WHEN ARGUING
INTEGRATED OPTICAL DISTRIBUTION
Is one advantage of improvisation
MUTUAL TRUST
DIFFICULTY MANAGING TIME
Is one disadvantage of improvisation
MUTUAL TRUST
DIFFICULTY MANAGING TIME
is one advantage of reading
SET THE TIME
CONFUSION WHEN LOST
Is one disadvantage of reading
SET THE TIME
CONFUSION WHEN LOST
Is one advantage of reading
LACK OF HUMAN CONTACT
SEQUENCE OF INFORMATION
Is one disadvantage of reading
LACK OF HUMAN CONTACT
SEQUENCE OF INFORMATION
is one disadvantage of reading
SET THE TIME
LACK OF INTERACTION WITH THE AUDIENCE
Talking fast is one feature of the ……… person
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Talking about the future is one feature of the ……. Person
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Has the ability to read quickly is one feature of the ……. Person
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Breathing fast is one feature of the ……. Person
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Notice the spelling errors is one feature of the ……. Person
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Watching you, hearing you well is one feature of the ……. Person
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Writes or draws what he hears so he can understand is one feature of the ……. Person
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Likes to know the topic in general before going into details is one feature of the ……. Person
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Poor in memorizing oral information is one feature of the ……. Person
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Talks to others a lot is one feature of the ……. Person
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Lots of questions and loves to discuss is one feature of the ……. Person
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He has the ability to save is one feature of the ……. Person
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Easily memorizes oral instructions is one feature of the ……. Person
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Notices any sound is one feature of the ……. Person
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Would rather not see you than hear you well is one feature of the ……. Person
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Moderate breathing is one feature of the ……. Person
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Memorizes what he hears more than what he sees is one feature of the ……. Person
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Deep breath is one feature of the ……. Person
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Silent most of the time is one feature of the ……. Person
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Speaks in a calm tone is one feature of the ……. Person
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Affected by any signal from his colleagues is one feature of the ……. Person
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Uses the hand as a pointer is one feature of the ……. Person
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Tends to think about the past is one feature of the ……. Person
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Get into the details is one feature of the ……. Person
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Judge things by his inner sense is one feature of the ……. Person
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Moves a lot is one feature of the ……. Person
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If you ask him a question, the answer is present in his memory, his eyes go up then to the left to remember the information
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If you ask him a question whose answer is present in his memory, his eyes turn to the left at the same level.
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If you ask him a question, you will notice that his eyes go down in order to remember the information
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See, watch, imagine are the words that the ……… person use
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Hear, listen, say, noise are the words that the ……… person use
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Feel, sad, joy are the words that the ……… person use
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Try to make them see what you are talking about is a way to deal with the …… person
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Provide your physical energy to suit them is a way to deal with the …… person
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Speak slowly and clearly and change the tone of your voice is a way to deal with the …… person
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Encourage discussion by asking open and honest questions is a way to deal with the …… person
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Make them feel what you're saying is a way to deal with the …… person
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Try to empathize with the same emotional state is a way to deal with the …… person
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