Hello friends in this post we will discuss about Communication in English Multiple Choice Questions and answers which will really help to you for learning as well as practice purpose in English.
1. Good writers are likely to
A) use one writing strategy for all situations.
B) adhere strictly to a set of established rules
for writing.
C) carefully analyze the initial problem before
beginning a draft.
D) edit documents during the process of
writing the first draft.
Ans : C
2. Which of the following would be considered a planning activity when writing a report?
A) Evaluating your work
B) Defining the purpose
C) Rearranging content
D) Checking for grammar and spelling errors
Ans : B
4. Maria realizes that she has used the word “their“when she meant “there,” so she replaces her original word with the correct term. What part of the writing process does this activity represent?
A) Planning
B) Gathering
C) Revising
D) Editing
Ans : D
5. If you ask your co-worker Steve to give you feedback on a document, he might address all of the following questions with you EXCEPT:
A) How many hours did you spend on the
actual writing?
B) Is your pattern of organization appropriate?
C) Did a revision that you made solve an
earlier problem?
D) Is the writing style clear and easy to
follow?
Ans : A
6. If you have time to do only a light revision, you ask yourself all of the following questions, EXCEPT
A) Is each sentence worded clearly?
B) Is the information sufficient for readers to
understand and act?
C) Are the first and last paragraphs effective?
D) Is the logic clear and convincing?
Ans : A
7. If a reader claims that some of the statements in a written document are false, the writer should NOT
A) provide additional information.
B) cite the sources of the information.
C) remove the statements from the document.
D) rephrase sentences within the document.
Ans : C
8. Proven ways to overcome writer’s block include all of the following EXCEPT:
A) Practice writing regularly and in
moderation
B) Talk harshly to yourself
C) Talk about writing to other people
D) Eliminate distractions
Ans : B
9. If you spent 12 hours analyzing the situation and your audience, gathering information, and organizing what you have to say AND 12 hours evaluating,revising, editing, and proofreading a written document, about how long should you have spent actually writing the content in the document?
A) 6 hours
B) 12 hours
C) 18 hours
D) 24 hours
Ans : B
10. What technique for generating ideas involves writing down ideas, circling them, and looking for patterns or repeated ideas?
A) storyboarding
B) freewriting
C) clustering
D) brainstorming
Ans : C
11. Katherine is preparing to write a proposal to upper management that suggests the need to establish a new position within the company. To generate ideas quickly, Katherine is freewriting. This involves
A) talking to audiences to help involve readers
in the planning process
B) writing down ideas a topic suggests,
circling them, and looking for patterns or
repeated ideas
C) thinking of all the ideas she can, without
judging them
D) making herself write, without stopping, for
10 minutes
Ans : D
12. Which of the following would a spell checker catch as an error?
A) Typing “occured” instead of “occurred.”
B) Typing “papers” instead of “paper’s.”
C) Typing “your” instead of “you’re.”
D) Typing “affect” instead of “effect.”
Ans : A
13. In which part of the writing process is it most important to know the rules of grammar and punctuation?
A) Planning
B) Editing
C) Gathering
D) Revising
Ans : B
14. When writing to a new audience or having to solve a particularly difficult problem, a writer should revise the draft at least three times. What should the writer look for in the SECOND revision of the draft?
A) Spelling and grammar errors
B) Content and completeness
C) Style and tone
D) Organization, layout, and reasoning
Ans : D
15. Which is NOT a question you would ask when revising your document for content and clarity?
A) Does your document meet the needs of the
organization and of the reader?
B) Have you given readers all the information
they need to understand and act on your
message?
C) Does the design of the document make it
easy for readers to find the information they
need?
D) Are generalizations and benefits backed up
with adequate supporting detail?
Ans : C
