Chapter 1 · Class 9 · CBSE Information Technology (402)

Employability: Communication Skills – I

25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage

Topics in this chapter

  • Communication Process and Types
  • Effective Communication Principles
  • Communication Barriers and Solutions
  • Listening, Feedback and Decoding
  • Grammar and Sentence Structure

Cheat sheet

Employability: Communication Skills – I cheat sheetKey formulas, facts and points to remember on one page.

Practice questions

  1. Question 1Q-E3001C

    Which of the following is considered a visual method of communication?

    1. A.Email
    2. B.Traffic signs
    3. C.Telephone call
    4. D.Face-to-face discussion
    See the answer and solution
  2. Question 2Q-C7037D

    What is the primary purpose of feedback in the communication cycle?

    1. A.To terminate the communication channel
    2. B.To encode the original message
    3. C.To let the sender know whether the message was understood
    4. D.To introduce noise into the conversation
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  3. Question 3Q-244D59

    Which of the following best describes 'Paraphrasing' in active listening?

    1. A.Repeating the exact same words of the speaker mechanically
    2. B.Summarizing or restating the speaker's ideas in your own words
    3. C.Interrupting the speaker to correct their grammar
    4. D.Ignoring minor details while focusing entirely on non-verbal cues
    See the answer and solution
  4. Question 4Q-BD3C57

    Which part of speech describes an action, state, or occurrence in a sentence?

    1. A.Noun
    2. B.Adjective
    3. C.Verb
    4. D.Adverb
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  5. Question 5Q-2DA329

    Identify the type of sentence: "Please submit your IT project report by tomorrow morning."

    1. A.Interrogative sentence
    2. B.Imperative sentence
    3. C.Exclamatory sentence
    4. D.Declarative sentence
    See the answer and solution

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