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390+ Business Communication Solved MCQs

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 Business Administration in Human Resource Management (BBA HRM) .

201.

The business letter that neither please nor displease the receiver, but are received with interest are known as

A. good news letter
B. praising letter
C. routine letter
D. all the above.
Answer» C. routine letter
202.

For analysing readability of a communication, ................. is calculated

A. fischer’s index
B. pachees index
C. fog index
D. any of the above
Answer» C. fog index
203.

The purpose of a -------------- is to help the management identify the reasons underlying a situation that management already know.

A. report
B. memos
C. letters
D. circulars
Answer» A. report
204.

Which of the following is /are element of body of a business report?

A. glossary
B. cover letter
C. recommendation
D. executive summery
Answer» C. recommendation
205.

Which of the following is not an element of front matters of business report?

A. introduction
B. cover letter
C. acknowledgement
D. table of contents
Answer» A. introduction
206.

Which of the following is not an element of back matters of business report?

A. appendix
B. list of references
C. bibliography
D. conclusion
Answer» D. conclusion
207.

Which of the following is not a basic part of report?

A. introduction
B. discussion
C. executive summery
D. glossary
Answer» D. glossary
208.

Which of the following is a basic part of report?

A. cover
B. recommendation
C. title page
D. glossary
Answer» B. recommendation
209.

------------ indicates the hierarchy of topics and their sequences.

A. appendix
B. list of references
C. bibliography
D. table of contents
Answer» D. table of contents
210.

A------------ includes rules for forming compound words, abbreviating technical terms, and writing unusual or difficult words

A. appendix
B. list of references
C. bibliography
D. glossary
Answer» D. glossary
211.

Which is NOT one of the three purposes for giving oral presentations?

A. to persuade
B. to debate
C. to build goodwill
D. to inform
Answer» B. to debate
212.

Which of the following is an informative presentation?

A. promoting a new service that your company is offering
B. convincing customers to upgrade to a higher level of service
C. demonstrating three successful sales techniques to new employees
D. entertaining the audience to stroke the customers' egos
Answer» C. demonstrating three successful sales techniques to new employees
213.

A presentation designed to entertain and validate the audience is a(n)

A. persuasive presentation.
B. informative presentation.
C. oral presentation.
D. goodwill presentation.
Answer» D. goodwill presentation.
214.

All of the following would be examples of persuasive presentations EXCEPT

A. selling a company's service to a new client.
B. changing an audience's opinion to secure enough votes for an innovative new policy.
C. stroking the audience's egos to validate their commitment to the organization.
D. convincing upper management to accept a proposal for hiring additional personnel.
Answer» C. stroking the audience's egos to validate their commitment to the organization.
215.

Which of the following purposes of an oral presentation is specific in nature?

A. "this presentation will cover interpersonal skills, telephone etiquette, and up selling."
B. "this presentation will show that some departments are not providing high levels of customer service."
C. "this presentation will cover customer service."
D. "this presentation will explain why customers are so important to the success of the company."
Answer» A. "this presentation will cover interpersonal skills, telephone etiquette, and up selling."
216.

An oral message is preferable to a written one when one of the goals is to

A. report many specific details of a law, policy, or procedure.
B. present extensive or complex financial data.
C. modifies a proposal that may not be acceptable in its original form.
D. minimize undesirable emotions.
Answer» C. modifies a proposal that may not be acceptable in its original form.
217.

The speaker presents questions or issues that both speaker and audience have agreed on in advance. This is characteristic of a(n)

A. powerpoint presentation.
B. guided presentation.
C. interactive presentation.
D. monologue presentation.
Answer» B. guided presentation.
218.

Good strategies for planning oral presentations include all of the following EXCEPT

A. learning about the physical conditions in which you will be speaking.
B. analyzing the audience and adapting the message to them.
C. incorporating proper headings and paragraph indentation.
D. simplifying what you want to say.
Answer» C. incorporating proper headings and paragraph indentation.
219.

How many points should you limit yourself to in a typical presentation?

A. one
B. three
C. eight
D. there is no limit.
Answer» B. three
220.

Which of the following does NOT involve communicating in the workplace?

A. answering customer letters
B. listening to instructions
C. lifting heavy boxes
D. working on a team project
Answer» C. lifting heavy boxes
221.

Which of the following is an example of nonverbal communication?

A. an online blog where employees in different cities can share ideas
B. a company logo designed to project the organization's image
C. an e-mail message reminding employees of an upcoming staff meeting
D. a phone call from an attorney to a client
Answer» B. a company logo designed to project the organization's image
222.

Effective business communication

A. decreases the number of positive responses to requests on the first try.
B. increases reading time.
C. increases the time that it takes disagreements to surface.
D. builds a positive image of your organization.
Answer» D. builds a positive image of your organization.
223.

Which of the following is an example of an internal document?

A. a performance appraisal of an employee after his first six months on the job
B. a corporation's annual report released at the end of the year
C. a claims adjustment letter that grants a refund to a customer for a faulty product
D. a price quote for the purchase of new computers
Answer» D. a price quote for the purchase of new computers
224.

Which of the following is an external audience of an organization?

A. peers
B. superiors
C. subordinates
D. stockholders
Answer» D. stockholders
225.

Organizations expect writing to be professional and free from typographical and grammatical errors, so it makes sense to

A. rely exclusively on spell check software programs.
B. depend on secretaries to do all of your writing.
C. edit and proofread your written documents carefully and more than once.
D. have documents sent out to a professional printer to have copies made
Answer» C. edit and proofread your written documents carefully and more than once.
226.

Writing skills for professionals in the workplace

A. are rarely used because the internet has significantly reduced the need to write
B. are not required because secretaries do most of the writing for professionals.
C. are not necessary since form letters and pre-designed templates are now available.
D. are a key job requirement that is frequently listed in professional job descriptions.
Answer» D. are a key job requirement that is frequently listed in professional job descriptions.
227.

When writing is not as good as it could be, you and your organization pay the price in all of the following EXCEPT:

A. ineffective results
B. reduced workload
C. wasted time
D. lost goodwill
Answer» B. reduced workload
228.

The primary purpose of a document that is written to convince readers to change their opinions is to

A. answer a question
B. building goodwill
C. persuade
D. inform
Answer» C. persuade
229.

Which of the following is NOT an important aspect of working in teams?

A. drawing on each team member's strengths
B. resolving conflicts constructively
C. cooperating with others
D. assigning your work to others
Answer» D. assigning your work to others
230.

Information overload

A. keeps people well informed and up to date
B. forces people to be selective about the messages they open and read.
C. is a primary purpose of informative and positive messages.
D. ensures that people get all the important information that they need
Answer» B. forces people to be selective about the messages they open and read.
231.

The term “communis” derived from ___word.

A. Greek.
B. Latin.
C. Chinese.
D. English.
Answer» B. Latin.
232.

Communication means ___information, feeling and thoughts, with others.

A. To receive.
B. Exchange of.
C. Conveying.
D. All the above.
Answer» B. Exchange of.
233.

Grapevine communication is associated with _____communication.

A. Formal
B. Informal
C. Horizontal
D. Vertical.
Answer» B. Informal
234.

Lateral communication is between

A. Superior and subordinate.
B. Same cadre of personal.
C. Subordinate and superior.
D. Among all.
Answer» B. Same cadre of personal.
235.

Audio Visual communication combines

A. Auditory only.
B. Visual only.
C. Both auditory & visual.
D. Written.
Answer» C. Both auditory & visual.
236.

Communication problems otherwise known as

A. Enquire.
B. Barriers.
C. Encoding.
D. Decoding.
Answer» B. Barriers.
237.

Posters fall under _______communication.

A. Oral.
B. Visual.
C. Written.
D. Spoken.
Answer» B. Visual.
238.

Informal communication is otherwise known as ______ communication.

A. Grapevine.
B. Lateral.
C. Visual.
D. Horizontal.
Answer» A. Grapevine.
239.

Horizontal communication flows through _______

A. Face-to-face discussion.
B. Telephonic talk.
C. Periodical meeting.
D. All the above.
Answer» D. All the above.
240.

Gestural communication is a ______

A. Non-Verbal Message.
B. Direct conversation.
C. oral communication
D. Written.
Answer» A. Non-Verbal Message.
241.

Physical Barriers to communication are ______

A. Time and distance.
B. Interpretation of words.
C. Denotations.
D. Connotations.
Answer» A. Time and distance.
242.

Communication is derived from a Latin word “Communis” which means

A. Community
B. Share
C. Common
D. Marxist
Answer» C. Common
243.

Communication starts with:

A. Encoding
B. Sender
C. Channel
D. Feedback
Answer» B. Sender
244.

The number of key elements in the communication process is :

A. Five
B. Six
C. Seven
D. Four
Answer» C. Seven
Explanation: There are 7 key elements in the communication process: sender, message, encoding, channel, receiver, decoding, and feedback.
These elements represent the different stages and components involved in the process of effectively transmitting and receiving information between individuals or groups.
245.

The two broad areas of communication are:

A. Oral and written communication
B. Verbal and written communication
C. Verbal and non-verbal communication
D. Oral and non-verbal communication
Answer» C. Verbal and non-verbal communication
246.

Which of the following combination is /are example/s of oral communication?

A. Meetings, memos and presentations
B. Meetings, memos and performance reviews
C. Meetings, presentations and performance reviews
D. All the above
Answer» C. Meetings, presentations and performance reviews
247.

Which of the following combination is /are example/s of written communication?

A. Letters and voicemail
B. Reports and email
C. Circulars and voicemail
D. All the above.
Answer» B. Reports and email
248.

Orders and directives are the example of:

A. Downward communication
B. Upward communication
C. Diagonal communication
D. Horizontal communication
Answer» A. Downward communication
249.

Communication between HR manager and salesman is an example of:

A. Horizontal communication
B. Lateral communication
C. Diagonal communication
D. Vertical communication
Answer» A. Horizontal communication
250.

Diagonal communication is also known as:

A. Cross ward communication
B. Horizontal communication
C. Vertical communication
D. Any of the above
Answer» A. Cross ward communication

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