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Communication Questions in NCC

The document consists of multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank exercises, true/false statements, and open-ended questions related to communication in the National Cadet Corps (NCC). It covers the purpose, types, methods, and importance of communication, as well as the role of feedback and communication barriers. The document aims to assess understanding of effective communication practices within NCC activities.

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Communication Questions in NCC

The document consists of multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank exercises, true/false statements, and open-ended questions related to communication in the National Cadet Corps (NCC). It covers the purpose, types, methods, and importance of communication, as well as the role of feedback and communication barriers. The document aims to assess understanding of effective communication practices within NCC activities.

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COMMUNICATION

• Multiple choice questions :

1. What is the primary purpose of


communication in NCC?
a) Entertainment
b) Conveying orders and instructions
c) Personal storytelling
d) None of the above

2. Which of these is NOT a type of


communication?
a) Verbal
b) Non-verbal
c) Logical
d) Written

3. What is the role of feedback in


communication?
a) To initiate the communication
b) To ensure the message is understood
c) To interrupt the communication
d) To end the communication

4. Which of the following is an example


of non-verbal communication?
a) Speaking in a parade
b) Writing an email
c) Saluting a senior officer
d) Reading a book

5. Which of the following are methods


of communication ?
a) Written script
b) Wireless
c) Sign language
d) All of the above

• Fill in the blanks :

1. Communication involves a sender, a


message, a __________, and feedback.
2. In NCC, effective __________ is
essential for ensuring that orders are
carried out properly.

3. Non-verbal communication in NCC


includes gestures like __________ and
salutes.

4. The process of converting thoughts


into words or actions is known as
__________.

5. Radio communication involves


__________ and __________.

• One word answers questions :

1. What is the process of interpreting a


message called?

2. What is the primary medium of


communication during drills in NCC?
3. What type of communication
includes body language?

4. What is the main communication


barrier caused by differences in
language?

5. What is also known as open wire line


?

• TRUE / FALSE

1. Written communication is faster than


verbal communication in emergency
situations.

2. Communication barriers can affect the


efficiency of a team in NCC.

3. Feedback is not essential in a one-way


communication system.
4. Effective communication helps in
building team spirit in NCC.

[Link]-verbal communication is irrelevant


during NCC drills and parades.

[Link] communication can only


occur face-to-face.
7. Telecommunication methods, like radios,
are often used in NCC camps for
coordination.
8. Non-verbal communication can
sometimes contradict verbal
communication.
9. The choice of communication method
depends on the nature of the message and
the situation.
10. Visual communication methods are
rarely used in NCC activities.

• Answer these questions :


1. Explain the importance of communication
in the National Cadet Corps (NCC).

2. Discuss briefly about the methods of


communication.

3. What are the types of communication ?


Discuss about their advantages and
disadvantages.
4. Why is feedback an essential part of
communication in NCC? Provide examples.

5. What are Transmission lines? Briefly


explain its types.

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