MCM301 Final Term Quiz 4 July 2023 by Miss Mehwish

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Q1. Which one of the following seating is most common for proactive presentation delivered to large audiences?

1. V-formation
2. Conventional classroom style
3. Conventional theater style
4. Modified T-formation

Correct option: C) Conventional theater style

Q2. In a presentation setting, the only sound that should be prominent is that of the: Options:

1. Music
2. Speaker's voice
3. Electronic feedback from sound system
4. Announcements

Correct option: B) Speaker's voice Speaker's voice

Q3. All of the following steps are found in the planning stage of business writing, except:

1. Choose your idea
2. Consider your reader
3. Proofreading
4. Determine your purpose

Correct option: C) Proofreading

Q4. What is the basic requirement of Coordinating behavior?

1. It requires the use of nonverbal communication only
2. It requires the exchange of messages whether verbal or nonverbal
3. It requires that group members be in the same geographic area

Correct option: B) It requires the exchange of messages whether verbal or nonverbal

Q5. All of the following are considered as the core values of correctness, except: Options:

1. Spelling
2. Punctuation
3. Loudness
4. Grammar

Correct option: C) Loudness

Q6. _______________ is the language of business correspondence written for a general readership. Options:

1. African English
2. Informal English
3. Common English
4. Formal English

Correct option: C) Common English

Q7. All of the following steps are essential to an effective response to questions, except: Options:

1. Anticipation
2. Listen
3. Answer
4. Discern

Correct option: B) Listen

Q8. Which of the following is NOT among the drawbacks of using computerized design programs? Options:

1. Design over content
2. Overly complex presentations
3. Poorly conceived messages
4. Simplistic presentations