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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) , Bachelor of Commerce (B Com) , Bachelor of Arts in English (BA English) .
351. |
–s / ‐es is pronounced ……….. if the singular noun ends in /s/, /z/, /t/, /dʒ/, / ʃ /, / ʒ / |
A. | / ɪs / |
B. | / s / |
C. | / ɪz / |
D. | / z / |
Answer» C. / ɪz / |
352. |
If the base verb ends in voiceless sounds –d / ‐ed is pronounced ………. |
A. | / t / |
B. | / ө / |
C. | / d / |
D. | / ∂ / |
Answer» A. / t / |
353. |
If the base verb ends in /t/ and /d/ ‐d / ‐ed is pronounced ……….. |
A. | / ɪt / |
B. | / d / |
C. | / ɪd / |
D. | / t / |
Answer» C. / ɪd / |
354. |
Which one of the given below transcriptions is correct for the word ‘enjoyed’ |
A. | / endʒɔɪd / |
B. | / ɪndʒɔɪt / |
C. | / ɪndʒɔɪd / |
D. | / enjɔɪd / |
Answer» C. / ɪndʒɔɪd / |
355. |
Which one of the given below transcription is correct for the word ‘leaped’ |
A. | / Iepd / |
B. | / li:pɪd / |
C. | / li:pd / |
D. | / li:pt / |
Answer» D. / li:pt / |
356. |
The way English is spoken in one region of Britain ………. Slightly and sometimes greatly from the way it is spoken in another region of the country. |
A. | Same |
B. | Varies |
C. | Resembles |
D. | Identifies |
Answer» B. Varies |
357. |
In large number of words, when British English uses the /a:/ sound, American English uses the ……… sound |
A. | / æ / |
B. | / a: / |
C. | / Λ / |
D. | / ʒ: / |
Answer» A. / æ / |
358. |
What is the British English pronunciation for the word ‘dance’? |
A. | / dæns / |
B. | / dʌns / |
C. | / da:ns / |
D. | / da:ns / |
Answer» D. / da:ns / |
359. |
How will you pronounce the word ‘rocket’ in American English? |
A. | / ra:ket / |
B. | / ra:kɪt / |
C. | / rɔ:kɪt / |
D. | / rɔɔkɪt / |
Answer» B. / ra:kɪt / |
360. |
How is the word ‘news’ pronounced in American English? |
A. | / nju:k / |
B. | / nu:z / |
C. | / nju:s / |
D. | / njʊz / |
Answer» B. / nu:z / |
361. |
What is the correct pronunciation of the word ‘filling’? |
A. | / fɪllɪŋ / |
B. | / fi:llɪŋ / |
C. | / fɪllɪng / |
D. | / fɪlɪŋ / |
Answer» D. / fɪlɪŋ / |
362. |
For a speaker who speaks the regional variety of English, there is always the influence of the ……….. |
A. | Mother tongue |
B. | American English |
C. | Standard English |
D. | British English |
Answer» A. Mother tongue |
363. |
How is the word ‘buds’ pronounced? |
A. | / bʊds / |
B. | / bʌds / |
C. | / bads / |
D. | / bʌdz / |
Answer» B. / bʌds / |
364. |
Mark the stress for the word ‘admit’ |
A. | I |
B. | AdmiI |
C. | AdI |
D. | AI |
Answer» C. AdI |
365. |
Various changes in pitch or intonation is called ………. |
A. | Stress |
B. | Voice modulation |
C. | Rhythm |
D. | Rising intonation |
Answer» B. Voice modulation |
366. |
Communication is the exchange of ………….. |
A. | Money |
B. | Information |
C. | Goods |
D. | Voice |
Answer» B. Information |
367. |
Which one of the following does not belong to the chain of communication? |
A. | Telephone |
B. | Receiver |
C. | Message |
D. | Sender |
Answer» A. Telephone |
368. |
Effective communication does not involves: |
A. | Understanding the message being communicated |
B. | Using appropriate dress that suits the situation |
C. | Responding appropriately |
D. | Using appropriate voice and body language |
Answer» B. Using appropriate dress that suits the situation |
369. |
Pick the most appropriate usage to the following situation You were absent for two days and you want the notebook of one of your friends. |
A. | Give me your notebook |
B. | Give me your book otherwise I will beat you |
C. | You can write later |
D. | Could you please lend me your notebook? |
Answer» D. Could you please lend me your notebook? |
370. |
The written form of this dialogue – ‘Once you are done with your degree, you can apply’ |
A. | If your degree is over, then apply |
B. | You can apply on the completion of your final year exams. |
C. | Apply after taking degree |
D. | Complete your degree and then apply |
Answer» B. You can apply on the completion of your final year exams. |
371. |
Which one of the following is not a reason for gaps in communication? |
A. | Incorrect sentence |
B. | Inappropriate use of language |
C. | Ability to hear |
D. | Non‐standard accents |
Answer» C. Ability to hear |
372. |
Which one would be your appropriate response when your neighbour is playing music at a high volume, while you are studying for your exams? |
A. | Listen to music later |
B. | Could you please turn down the volume a little? |
C. | I can’t study for my exams |
D. | Don’t play music now |
Answer» B. Could you please turn down the volume a little? |
373. |
Your lecturer has given you an assignment. You have forgotten to bring your completed assignment sheets to college. What would be your appropriate response? |
A. | I’ll give my assignment tomorrow |
B. | I can’t give you my assignment today. I don’t have it |
C. | I left behind my completed assignment at home. Could I submit it tomorrow? |
D. | I haven’t brought my assignment today. |
Answer» C. I left behind my completed assignment at home. Could I submit it tomorrow? |
374. |
Which of the following is an informal / friendly greetings |
A. | Good morning |
B. | Hi! |
C. | Pleased to meet you |
D. | Well done |
Answer» B. Hi! |
375. |
The most common expression for making request is ……… |
A. | Sorry |
B. | Of course |
C. | Please |
D. | Certainly |
Answer» C. Please |
376. |
Which one of the following is not a request? |
A. | Can you shut the window? |
B. | Do you mind shutting the window? |
C. | Shut the window |
D. | Could you shut the window? |
Answer» C. Shut the window |
377. |
Which one of the following is not an expression used for giving permission? |
A. | OK |
B. | Sure, go ahead |
C. | Sorry |
D. | Yes, I guess so |
Answer» C. Sorry |
378. |
It is useful to explain the ………. Before asking permission |
A. | Purpose |
B. | Expression |
C. | Response |
D. | Plan |
Answer» A. Purpose |
379. |
The expressions used for making requests are also used for seeking……: |
A. | Expression |
B. | Situation |
C. | Purpose |
D. | Permission |
Answer» D. Permission |
380. |
We offer help to those who……… it |
A. | Aim |
B. | Plan |
C. | Expect |
D. | Need |
Answer» D. Need |
381. |
I’m very thirsty. You may respond to it by saying |
A. | Can I get you a drink? |
B. | Can I get you some cold water? |
C. | Do you want me to buy some water for you? |
D. | All these. |
Answer» D. All these. |
382. |
Which is the expression that cannot be used for offering help? |
A. | Can/May I help you? |
B. | I will help you |
C. | Do you need any help? |
D. | Would you like me to do that for you? |
Answer» B. I will help you |
383. |
The head of a group is giving ……… to the members of the group. |
A. | Instructions |
B. | Suggestions |
C. | Purpose |
D. | Aims |
Answer» A. Instructions |
384. |
A group discussion is the communication between members of a ……….. group on a topic of common concern. |
A. | Common |
B. | General |
C. | Individual |
D. | Specific |
Answer» D. Specific |
385. |
Which is not the common purpose for holding group discussion |
A. | To explore ideas and exchange information |
B. | To critique proposals or new ideas |
C. | To prepare existing policies |
D. | To look for the best solution to a problem |
Answer» C. To prepare existing policies |
386. |
Which one is not considered to be a skill required for effective participation in group discussions |
A. | Good communication skills |
B. | Interpersonal skills |
C. | Planning |
D. | Leadership skills |
Answer» C. Planning |
387. |
For effective participation in group discussions primarily ought to be a good…………. |
A. | Communicator |
B. | Critic |
C. | Listener |
D. | Schemer |
Answer» A. Communicator |
388. |
Interpersonal skills refer to our ability to ……… with other members and carry on the conversation in a pleasant way. |
A. | Speak |
B. | Communicate |
C. | Interact |
D. | Discuss |
Answer» C. Interact |
389. |
Leadership skills are the skills to …………. |
A. | To lead and inspire the team |
B. | To initiate and give the discussion a sense of direction |
C. | To summarize the discussion |
D. | All the above statement |
Answer» D. All the above statement |
390. |
We need …… skills to solve problems |
A. | To think creatively |
B. | To think out of the box |
C. | To think for innovative solutions |
D. | All these |
Answer» D. All these |
391. |
If someone disagrees with your views or ideas, do not jump to the conclusion that he or she is your…….. |
A. | Enemy |
B. | Friend |
C. | Partner |
D. | Advisor |
Answer» A. Enemy |
392. |
Wear a …… on your face when you speak. It is an effective ice‐break. |
A. | Scorn |
B. | Smile |
C. | Surprise |
D. | Shock |
Answer» B. Smile |
393. |
A……… topic gives scope for argument and debate |
A. | Factual |
B. | Controversial |
C. | Abstract |
D. | Subjective |
Answer» B. Controversial |
394. |
Towards the end of the group discussion, it is necessary for one of the members to …….. the discussion. |
A. | Conclude |
B. | Introduce |
C. | Summarize |
D. | Criticise |
Answer» C. Summarize |
395. |
We make telephone calls for……… purpose |
A. | Personal |
B. | Official |
C. | Business |
D. | All these |
Answer» D. All these |
396. |
Which one of the following are not instructions you see at public places. |
A. | Pull the chain to stop the train |
B. | Break the glass in case of fire |
C. | Turn off the lights before you leave |
D. | None of these |
Answer» D. None of these |
397. |
If you are giving instructions, you need to do a few things. Which one of the following is right |
A. | Ensure that you give them slowly and clearly |
B. | Check that the listener has understood your instructions |
C. | Offer to repeat instructions |
D. | All these |
Answer» D. All these |
398. |
A group discussion is the communication between ………. of a specific group. |
A. | Leaders |
B. | Members |
C. | Agents |
D. | Directors |
Answer» B. Members |
399. |
A group discussion is the communication between members of a specific group on a topic of …….. interest. |
A. | Common |
B. | Personal |
C. | Universal |
D. | Particular |
Answer» A. Common |
400. |
Group discussions take place among student groups or teacher groups in…………institutions |
A. | Business |
B. | Academic |
C. | Formal |
D. | Informal |
Answer» B. Academic |
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