Q1 You may use a specific set of words, gestures, and images to convey what you want to say.

True
False
Q2 Communication is always a one-way process of passing information and ideas to someone
else.

True
False
Q3 Communication achieves shared understanding.

True
False
Q4 Communication involves only words.

True
False
Q5 Meaning is crucial to communication.

True
False
Q6 Communication directs the flow of information to help people interact with each other.

True
False
Q7 It is always possible for the sender to get a feedback.

True
False
Q8 Symbolic action is limited to verbal communication.

True
False
Q9 In order to achieve desired objectives, the sender and receiver must share common
understanding.

True
False
Q10 Communication is designed to achieve a goal.

True
False
Q11 Human interaction is not communicative interaction.

True
False
Q12 The sender is the person initiating the communication.

True
False
Q13 Vertically downward flow of communication can be used for issuing instructions.

True
False
Q14 It is the duty of the receiver to keep the communication channel free from interference.

True
False
Q15 The process of communication begins when the sender converts the idea into words or
gestures.

True
False
Q16 The sender often expects a response from the receiver.

True
False
Q17 The scope of 'ideation' is not determined by the situation.

True
False
Q18 Ideation is shaped by assumptions based on the sender's experiences.

True
False
Q19 Diagonal flow of communication restricts feedback.

True
False
Q20 Transmission confirms the medium selected during the process of encoding.

True
False
Q21 The term “Communication” is derived from the Spanish word “comunicaciôn” that means “to
talk rapidly.”

True
 False
Q22 The responses of the receiver create feedback.

True
False
Q23 Noise is anything that interrupts the transmission of a message.

True
False
Q24 Decoding relates to the sender of a message.

True
False
Q25 Grapevine is the most reliable means of office communication.

True
False