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1. Reading may be described by all the following, except:
2. ____and testimonials are important because they express the opinion of others the applicant’s suitability for a position.
3. Communication over telephone is an example for
4. .................. of the message is referred to as the objectives of the sender underlying the words
5. A memo is known as an inter office memo because :
6. “Communication is something so simple and difficult that we can never put it in simple words”- says___
7. Small cards that contain the important points of presentation is known as:
8. Face-to-face communication is a ______
9. The inside address should be written
10. Margin to a letter is like _____
11. The words “cognizant” and “aware” m ean the same thing. Using “cognizant” instead of “aware” is an example of :
12. Posters fall under _______communication.
13. If each line in the inside address is started after leaving a small gap, it is known as
14. Another name for dialogic listening is:
15. Our purpose in a ---------- presentation is to move your audience to take your suggested action.
16. A --------- starts by listing your work history, with the most recent position listed first.
17. A GD is highly structured because:
18. ------------ is an assigned communication for a purpose and for specific receiver or reader.
19. Gestures is an example for
20. Communication starts with:
21. The official record of the proceeding of a meeting is known as ____
22. Communication in an organization should ideally flow____
23. Curriculum vitae is known as
24. The main objective of communication is
25. Errors in language, grammar or visual representation of facts take away:

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