Exam Details
Subject | effective communication skills | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | mba | |
Department | ||
Organization | Gujarat Technological University | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | April, 2016 | |
City, State | gujarat, ahmedabad |
Question Paper
Page 1 of 2
Seat No.: Enrolment
GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
MBA (INTEGRATED) SEMESTER 1 • EXAMINATION WINTER 2016
Subject Code:4110502 Date: 15/12/ 2016
Subject Name: Effective Communication Skills
Time: 10.30 a.m. to 01.30 p.m. Total Marks: 70
Instructions:
1. Attempt all questions.
2. Make suitable assumptions wherever necessary.
3. Figures to the right indicate full marks.
Q.1
Define the communication process. Also explain it with the help of schematic representation.
07
Explain the strategies for overcoming the different barriers for communication.
07
Q.2
Differentiate between listening and hearing. Give traits of good listener.
07
What is more important, Verbal or non verbal communication. Justify your stand with proper reason.
07
OR
What are the barriers to effective listening.
07
Q.3
Explain by giving examples of Stress and Intonation.
07
Read the following text and answer the questions given below:
Psychology is the study of human behaviour of how people behave and why they behave in just the way they do. Its chief purpose is to know more about human nature and human activity. In the past psychology was defined as the science of soul or mind but it is not possible to have any direct knowledge of the soul of mind. Whole behaviour is objective and can be observed, both soul and mind are just assumptions, and even if we agree that they are justifiable assumptions, they cannot be observed and are not a proper object of scientific study. Later psychology was defined as the science of consciousness or conscious experience, but nobody has been able to say what makes us conscious of things and people around us, and in any case there are a number of things an individual does without being aware of them. Many people bite their nails or move their heads and are surprised when their attention is drawn to these acts. They perform them unconsciously. Besides anybody‟s experiences his own private and personal world into which others cannot enter. It is known directly only to him who has that experience. But a person‟s behavior is open to everybody to observe, it can be directly studied and it is better to confine the study of psychology to behaviour alone, to those activities of the individual which can be observed, compared and analyzed by all. It is a systematic study of all that man does in response to his world of things and persons.
Find the words from the passage that are similar in meanings to the following:
character guesses individual orderly
. State whether the following statements are true or false:
In the past psychology was defined as the science of body.
Behavior is objective and can be observed.
)Many people bite their nails consciously.
Psychology is the systematic study of human behavior
Answer the following questions:
How is psychology defined?
How did people define psychology later?
07
Page 2 of 2
Can a person‟s behavior be observed directly? If so how?
OR
Q.3
Explain the importance of communication in student's life.
07
Read the following text and answer the questions given below:
Nowadays schools and colleges have become the abode of indiscipline. Everybody knows that students have become undisciplined. At the time of examination police are called. Who will be happy when he sees a policeman standing at the gate with a stick in his hand? One is tempted to ask, "What is the use of this education where policemen are needed for conducting examinations?"
The aim of education is to wipe out the existence of the force. When a father sends his son to school, does he think that his son will become a thief? So it is not an irony that parents spend money to see students thieves who copy in the examination hall at the point of a knife, stick, khukuri, pistol or bayonet are no better than robbers. Can any father be happy when he sees this?
The cause of such indiscipline is that students read and teachers teach. Generally, in many places inefficient teachers are appointed by the authorities on the basis of recommendation. Sometimes they select inefficient hands to pay less. The result is that the schools and colleges play with the lives of the young students. Among teachers, there is friction. Sometimes principals harass teachers and sometimes teachers unite against them. The result is that schools/colleges which are the Viddya Mandir become places of petty party politics.
Another cause is that schools and colleges are over-crowded. Ill-fed, ill -clothed and tuition hunter teachers are there to teach. Papers are out. Students are tempted to go to the safest way of tuition. When there is no work, indiscipline comes in. An idle man's mind is the devil's workshop.
From the passage find the words which mean:
the place where somebody lives minor
lured the strange aspect of situation
What is the main cause of indiscipline in schools and colleges
What types of students are called thieves?
Why is the security force managed at the exam centers?
Mention the meaning of "An idle mind is the devil‟s workshop".
07
Q.4
Explain the techniques for a good comprehension skills
07
What are the different purpose of reading
07
OR
Q.4
Explain in detail the skimming and scanning as a reading techniques.
07
Reading is an art. Explain how one can develop this as an art.
07
Q.5
What are the steps in developing a paragraph
07
Develop a complete paragraph of 200 words on " The Internet is fast becoming the communication tool of choice. "
07
OR
Q.5
Explain the different type of punctuation marks along with their examples.
07
Develop a complete paragraph of 200 words on " In coming decades road transport will face serious problems. "
07
Seat No.: Enrolment
GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
MBA (INTEGRATED) SEMESTER 1 • EXAMINATION WINTER 2016
Subject Code:4110502 Date: 15/12/ 2016
Subject Name: Effective Communication Skills
Time: 10.30 a.m. to 01.30 p.m. Total Marks: 70
Instructions:
1. Attempt all questions.
2. Make suitable assumptions wherever necessary.
3. Figures to the right indicate full marks.
Q.1
Define the communication process. Also explain it with the help of schematic representation.
07
Explain the strategies for overcoming the different barriers for communication.
07
Q.2
Differentiate between listening and hearing. Give traits of good listener.
07
What is more important, Verbal or non verbal communication. Justify your stand with proper reason.
07
OR
What are the barriers to effective listening.
07
Q.3
Explain by giving examples of Stress and Intonation.
07
Read the following text and answer the questions given below:
Psychology is the study of human behaviour of how people behave and why they behave in just the way they do. Its chief purpose is to know more about human nature and human activity. In the past psychology was defined as the science of soul or mind but it is not possible to have any direct knowledge of the soul of mind. Whole behaviour is objective and can be observed, both soul and mind are just assumptions, and even if we agree that they are justifiable assumptions, they cannot be observed and are not a proper object of scientific study. Later psychology was defined as the science of consciousness or conscious experience, but nobody has been able to say what makes us conscious of things and people around us, and in any case there are a number of things an individual does without being aware of them. Many people bite their nails or move their heads and are surprised when their attention is drawn to these acts. They perform them unconsciously. Besides anybody‟s experiences his own private and personal world into which others cannot enter. It is known directly only to him who has that experience. But a person‟s behavior is open to everybody to observe, it can be directly studied and it is better to confine the study of psychology to behaviour alone, to those activities of the individual which can be observed, compared and analyzed by all. It is a systematic study of all that man does in response to his world of things and persons.
Find the words from the passage that are similar in meanings to the following:
character guesses individual orderly
. State whether the following statements are true or false:
In the past psychology was defined as the science of body.
Behavior is objective and can be observed.
)Many people bite their nails consciously.
Psychology is the systematic study of human behavior
Answer the following questions:
How is psychology defined?
How did people define psychology later?
07
Page 2 of 2
Can a person‟s behavior be observed directly? If so how?
OR
Q.3
Explain the importance of communication in student's life.
07
Read the following text and answer the questions given below:
Nowadays schools and colleges have become the abode of indiscipline. Everybody knows that students have become undisciplined. At the time of examination police are called. Who will be happy when he sees a policeman standing at the gate with a stick in his hand? One is tempted to ask, "What is the use of this education where policemen are needed for conducting examinations?"
The aim of education is to wipe out the existence of the force. When a father sends his son to school, does he think that his son will become a thief? So it is not an irony that parents spend money to see students thieves who copy in the examination hall at the point of a knife, stick, khukuri, pistol or bayonet are no better than robbers. Can any father be happy when he sees this?
The cause of such indiscipline is that students read and teachers teach. Generally, in many places inefficient teachers are appointed by the authorities on the basis of recommendation. Sometimes they select inefficient hands to pay less. The result is that the schools and colleges play with the lives of the young students. Among teachers, there is friction. Sometimes principals harass teachers and sometimes teachers unite against them. The result is that schools/colleges which are the Viddya Mandir become places of petty party politics.
Another cause is that schools and colleges are over-crowded. Ill-fed, ill -clothed and tuition hunter teachers are there to teach. Papers are out. Students are tempted to go to the safest way of tuition. When there is no work, indiscipline comes in. An idle man's mind is the devil's workshop.
From the passage find the words which mean:
the place where somebody lives minor
lured the strange aspect of situation
What is the main cause of indiscipline in schools and colleges
What types of students are called thieves?
Why is the security force managed at the exam centers?
Mention the meaning of "An idle mind is the devil‟s workshop".
07
Q.4
Explain the techniques for a good comprehension skills
07
What are the different purpose of reading
07
OR
Q.4
Explain in detail the skimming and scanning as a reading techniques.
07
Reading is an art. Explain how one can develop this as an art.
07
Q.5
What are the steps in developing a paragraph
07
Develop a complete paragraph of 200 words on " The Internet is fast becoming the communication tool of choice. "
07
OR
Q.5
Explain the different type of punctuation marks along with their examples.
07
Develop a complete paragraph of 200 words on " In coming decades road transport will face serious problems. "
07
Other Question Papers
Subjects
- accounting for managers
- accounting for managers (afm)
- advance marketing management
- applied pharmaceutics
- b2b marketing
- banking and insurance
- banking and insurance -ii
- brand marketing
- business analytics (ba)
- business communication
- business english (be)
- business environment
- business ethics
- business ethics and corporate governance (becg)
- business law for managers
- business mathematics
- business process reengineering
- business process reengineering (bpr)
- business statistics
- business statistics (bs)
- business structure and management
- business structure and process
- change management & organization development
- change management and organizational development
- company law
- compensation management
- computer applications
- constitution of india
- consumer behavior (cb)
- consumer behaviour
- cooperative management
- corporate accounting (ca)
- corporate restructuring
- corporate tax planning
- corporate taxation (ct)
- corporate taxation and financial planning (ct & fp)
- cost & management accounting (cma)
- cost and management accounting
- counseling skills for managers
- creativity and innovation
- creativity, incubation and innovation (cii)
- cross continent business philosophy
- cyber security and it governance (csitg)
- database management
- designing of operations system (dos)
- development of human skills
- digital marketing
- e-commerce
- ecological management & business
- economics for managers (efm)
- effective communication skills
- elements of direct & indirect taxes
- elements of financial accounting
- english language
- enterprise resource planning
- entrepreneurial finance (ef)
- entrepreneurship
- environment for business
- environment management
- export – import policy, procedure documentation
- export-import policy procedures & documentation
- export-import procedures
- family business management
- financial accounting
- financial management
- financial planning
- foreign exchange management
- foreign language-french
- french (foreign language)
- fundamentals of information technology
- fundamentals of marketing (fom)
- gandhian philosophy for managing business (gpmb)
- german (foreign language)
- global human resource management (ghrm)
- healthcare and hospital management
- human resource development
- human resource management
- human resource management.
- human skills
- human values & business ethics (hvbe)
- import export procedures
- income tax (it)
- indian economy
- indian ethos & human quality development
- information system audit and control
- information systems
- information technology and global business
- integrated marketing communication
- integrated marketing communication (imc)
- intellectual property rights
- international accounting practice
- international business
- international business (ib)
- international commercial law (icl)
- international economic environment (iee)
- international economics (ie)
- international finance
- international financial management (ifm)
- international human resource management
- international human resource management (ihrm)
- international marketing
- international supply chain management
- inventory management, material planning and management
- inventory management, materials planning and management
- investment banking (ib)
- labor law
- leadership
- legal aspects business
- legal aspects of business
- legal aspects of business (lab)
- macro economics (me)
- management accounting
- management control system
- management control systems
- management information system
- management of cooperatives
- management of financial planning (mfp)
- management of financial services (mfs)
- management of industrial relation and labour law
- management of industrial relations and labour laws (mir & ll)
- management principles
- managerial communication
- managerial communication (mc)
- managerial economics
- managerial economics(me)
- managing digital innovation and transformation (mdit)
- marketing management
- marketing research (mr)
- material management
- mergers and acquisitions
- micro economics
- micro small and medium enterprise
- multicultural organizational behavior (mob)
- new entrepreneurship & innovation management
- new venture creation
- operation management
- organisational dynamics
- organizational behavior
- organizational behaviour
- performance management (pm)
- principles of management (pm)
- product & brand management (pbm)
- product and brand management
- product design and development
- production & operations management (pom)
- production and operations management
- production management
- project management
- project management for entrepreneurs
- public relation management
- quantitative analysis - ii
- quantitative analysis (qa)
- quantitative analysis-i
- relational database management system (rdbms)
- research methodology
- research methodology (rm)
- retailing - ii
- retailing and franchising (rf)
- risk management
- rural marketing
- sales & distribution management
- sales and distribution management (sdm)
- security analysis & portfolio management
- security analysis & portfolio management (sapm)
- service marketing
- services and relationship marketing (srm)
- social entrepreneurship
- social media analytics (sma)
- strategic financial management
- strategic financial management (sfm)
- strategic human resource management
- strategic information technology management
- strategic management
- supply chain & logistics management
- supply chain and logistics management
- supply chain management
- supply chain management (scm)
- system analysis and design
- system analysis and design(sa&d)
- talent management
- technology and business
- technology management
- total quality management and world class manufacturing excellence (tqmwcme)
- tourism and hospitality management (thm)
- wto multilateral trading system and it’s impact on business
- wto multilateral trading system and its impact on business(wmts-i)