Comm.S1 Q.9

Two-way communication occurs when there is an exchange of information between the sender and the receiver, allowing for feedback. While public meetings, padyatras, and street plays involve interaction and dialogue, processions and rallies are generally one-way forms of communication, where messages are conveyed but there’s limited or no feedback from the audience.

Option A: Public meeting
Incorrect – Public meetings allow audience members to respond, ask questions, and express opinions, making it a two-way communication medium.

Option B: Padyatra
Incorrect – In a padyatra, there is often direct interaction with local people, leading to discussions and feedback.

Option C: Street plays
Incorrect – Street plays often provoke audience reaction and dialogue, making them a two-way medium.

Option D: Procession and rallies
Correct – These are mostly one-directional, with the message being broadcasted through slogans and banners, but without meaningful audience feedback.