KVV E-Modules - Communication Skills

Quadrant -I (Video)

Communication Skills

Quadrant - II (Study Material)

1. Communication Skills

Quadrant - III (Assignments)

1. Communication Skills

1.Explain the communication cycle in detail. Describe all the stages involved and discuss the qualities of sender, receiver, and message with suitable examples. 2. Discuss the types of communication in detail. Explain verbal, non-verbal, and written communication with examples. Short Notes 1.Elements of Communication 2.Formal and Informal Communication 3.Situations of Communication 4.Principles of Communication Activity • Draw a communication cycle diagram • Give real-life examples • Suggest improvements in communication

Quadrant - IV (MCQs)

1. Communication is defined as

A: Sending information only B: Receiving Information only C: Exchange of ideas and information D: Writing messages only

The word “communication” is derived from

A: Greek B: Latin C: English D: French

The person who initiates communication is called

A: Sender B: Receiver C: Feedback D: Channnel

Which of the following is a non-verbal form of communication?

A: e mail B: speech C: Body language D: Report

Feedback in communication refers to a) Sending message b) Receiving message c) Response of receiver d) Channel used

A: Sending Message B: Receiving message C: Response of receiver D: Channel used

Which of the following is an example of written communication?

A: Lecture B: Phone call C: E mail D: Gueature

Communication becomes complete only when

A: Message is sent B: Receiver listens C: Feedback is received D: Channel is selected

A teacher explains a topic, but students remain silent and confused. What is missing in the communication process?

A: sender B: channel C: feedback D: Receiver

A manager sends a long and complicated email that employees cannot understand. Which principle of communication is violated?

A: Courtesy B: Clarity C: Consideration D: Completeness

During a presentation, a speaker says “I am confident” but avoids eye contact and looks nervous. What type of communication …

A: Verbal Communication B: Written Communication C: Non Verbal Communication D: Formal Communication

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