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Communication MCQ - Communication - Section 1

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 A teacher who uses a film projector along with proper use of the board combines both visual and traditional aids effectively. This approach enhances understanding, maintains student engagement, and caters to diverse learning styles.

  • Option A: One who uses board occasionally
    Incorrect – Minimal board use may lead to lack of clarity and reduced visual reinforcement.

  • Option B: One who uses chart and maps
    Incorrect – Good for visualization but may be limited in delivering dynamic or complex information.

  • Option C: One who uses film projector along with the proper use of the board
    Correct – Best integrates multimedia with traditional teaching, keeping students involved and clarifying difficult topics.

  • Option D: One who uses motion picture as a last resort
    Incorrect – Using multimedia tools rarely or only when necessary misses the opportunity for enhanced learning.

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Evaluative listening involves analyzing and forming judgments about the content or speaker, combining both the content and credibility aspects.

  • Option A: to accept or reject an idea given to the listener
    Incorrect – This is only one part of evaluative listening.

  • Option B: to evaluate the speaker's credibility and personality
    Incorrect – This too is a component, but not complete.

  • Option C: both of above
    Correct – Evaluative listening is comprehensive, involving assessing both the idea and the speaker.

  • Option D: none of these
    Incorrect – Evaluative listening includes both A and B.

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CHEER refers to "Children Enrichment Education Through Radio", an initiative using radio as a medium to enhance learning for children.

  • Option A: Children Enrichment Education Through Radio
    Correct – This is the full and correct form of CHEER.

  • Option B: Child Health Education Electronic Recording
    Incorrect – This is unrelated to education via radio.

  • Option C: Children for Engineers and Energy Requirement
    Incorrect – Not connected to educational broadcasting.

  • Option D: None of the above
    Incorrect – Option A is valid.

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Listening improves with focus, relevant and interesting material, and effective delivery. All factors together contribute to active and improved listening.

  • Option A: making the attention fully paid
    Incorrect – Important but alone not sufficient.

  • Option B: making the communicated material novel-interesting and need based
    Incorrect – Helps, but not the only method.

  • Option C: making voice effective and impressive
    Incorrect – Effective voice helps, but is only one part.

  • Option D: all of these
    Correct – All contribute collectively to better listening.

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Educational Television (ETV) began in India in 1969 with the launch of the Satellite Instructional Television Experiment (SITE).

  • Option A: 1961
    Incorrect – Too early for ETV in India.

  • Option B: 1959
    Incorrect – Doordarshan started then, not educational TV.

  • Option C: 1968
    Incorrect – Close but not accurate.

  • Option D: 1969
    Correct – The correct year ETV began in India.

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