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 English Exam

Exercise 02
-true or false
1. True

2. False

3. true
4. true.
5. True
6. Answer these questions.
a) What are some ways you can make a good impression with your body language?

 Maintaining good posture, making appropriate eye contact, having a firm handshake, smiling
genuinely, and using open and welcoming gestures are some ways to make a positive
impression with your body language.

b) If you wear very casual clothing to a meeting, what message do you give?

 Wearing very casual clothing to a meeting may give the message that you are not taking the
meeting or the people involved seriously. It can convey a lack of professionalism or respect
for the occasion.

c) How does the way you speak affect a listener's impression of you?

 The way you speak can significantly impact how others perceive you. Factors such as tone of
voice, clarity, confidence, and the use of appropriate language can influence whether you
come across as credible, confident, and engaging.

d) Why should you maintain eye contact with people when you talk with them?

 Maintaining eye contact shows attentiveness, interest, and respect in a conversation. It helps
establish a connection with the person you are speaking with and conveys that you are
actively engaged and listening to them.

e) What is one way to show you are paying attention?

 One way to show you are paying attention is by actively listening and providing verbal and
non-verbal cues that demonstrate your engagement, such as nodding, asking relevant
questions, and providing thoughtful responses.

f) Why should you avoid disagreeing with people you have just met?

 Avoiding immediate disagreement with someone you have just met helps establish a positive
rapport and avoids creating a confrontational or negative atmosphere. Building a foundation
of mutual respect and understanding first can lead to more productive and respectful
discussions later on.
Exercise 01
Here are the answers to the multiple-choice questions:
1. - a) Share

2: - c) Process

3. - e) Telepathy

4. - c) Yes, they have used non-verbal communication

5. - c) 55%

6. - c) Oral communication

7. - d) All of these (audience, content, body language)

8. - a) 43%

9. - c) Smiling continuously

10. What does an upright (straight) body posture convey or show?

- Confidence or attentiveness (specific options were not provided)

11. ___________________is the person who decodes and attaches some meaning to the
message.

- c) The receiver

12. ____________________refers to all of these factors that disrupt the communication.

- b) Noise

13. Our dress code is an example of __________________communication.

- c) Non-verbal

14. Clear voice and tone are necessary for effective __________communication.

- a) Oral

15. Television and films are media of communication.

- c) Audio-visual

16. Communication via SMS, e-mail, letter, and handbook is a) Written communication.

B|. Match the following words with their definitions: (04 pts)
Here are the matches for the given words and their definitions:

• The sender-----c. decides the message to be transmitted and encodes it.

• The channel----d. medium used to send the message to the receiver.


• The feedback----b. response to the sender's message.

• The receiver---a. decodes the message and provides feedback to the sender.

D/ THE Types of communication


Certainly! Here are five types of communication:

1. Verbal Communication: This type of communication involves the use of spoken or


written words to convey messages. It includes face-to-face conversations, phone calls,
presentations, emails, letters, and any form of communication that relies on language.

2. Nonverbal Communication: Nonverbal communication refers to the use of body


language, facial expressions, gestures, posture, and other nonverbal cues to convey
messages. It can complement or even override verbal communication, and it plays a
significant role in conveying emotions, attitudes, and intentions.

3. Written Communication: This form of communication involves the use of written


words or symbols to convey messages. It includes emails, memos, reports, letters, texts,
and any other form of communication that is documented in writing.

4. Visual Communication: Visual communication relies on visual elements to convey


messages. It includes the use of images, photographs, diagrams, charts, graphs, videos,
and other visual aids to communicate information effectively.

5. Interpersonal Communication: Interpersonal communication occurs between


individuals in face-to-face or one-on-one interactions. It involves direct communication
and interaction between people, such as conversations, discussions, interviews, and
personal interactions.

1. The child was afraid of the stranger. He feels more comfortable with
people he knows. Comfortable
2. Our cooking teacher likes to demonstrate new things before we try them
ourselves. Last week, he showed us how to make potato soup Demonstrate
3. People with confidence usually make better public speakers because they
feel very comfortable standing in front of a lot of people Confidence
4. The academic standards at that university are high. It only accepts
students with very good grades
5. Paris is a city that has a lot of cultural attractions for tourists to visit ,such
as museums and theatres.
6. You should select what you wear to a job interview carefully. What you
wear to an interview is very important important
7. I really appreciate my sister. She always gives me good advice Appreciate
8. Andrew wanted to impress the interviewer, so he told her about the
important project he worked on Impress
9. To maintain your health, you should eat well and exercise Maintain
10. When you travel to other countries, you should learn about the
culture first so you don’t do or say anything offensive to people offensive

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