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Session 3: Non-verbal Communication

By Rabbi Masrur

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Session 3: Non-verbal Communication

Unit 1: Communication Skills

Textual Question-Answers

Check Your Progress

A. Multiple choice questions

Read carefully all the options given below the question and choosethe correct option(s).

1. Which of these is a positive (good) facial expression?

(a) Staring hard

(b) Nodding while listening

(c) Wrinkled forehead

(d) Looking away from the speaker

Ans: (b) Nodding while listening

2. What does an upright (straight) body posture convey or show?(a) Shyness

(b) Fear

(c) Confidence

(d) Intelligence

Ans: (c) Confidence

3. Which of these is not an appropriate non-verbal communicationat work?

(a) Putting arm around a coworker’s shoulder

(b) Shaking hands firmly

(c) Looking at the speaker with a smile

(d) Standing with an upright posture

Ans: (a) Putting arm around a coworker’s shoulder

4. When you are preparing for a presentation, you should(a) focus on the message

(b) practice hand gestures

(c) try different speaking techniques

(d) All of the above

Ans: (d) All of the above

B. Now let’s have a recap of what you have understood by nonverbal communication. Put a X mark against the actions below whichare bad for non-verbal communication.

Ans:

Laughing during formal communication — X

Scratching head — X

Smiling while speaking to a friend

Nodding when you agree with something

Standing straight

Yawning while listening — X

Sitting straight

Maintaining eye contact while speaking

Biting nails — X

Firm handshake

Clenching jaws — X

Looking away when someone is speaking to you — X

Intense stare — X

C. Subjective question

1. Draw any two common signs used for visual communication.

Ans: Two common signs used for visual communication are:

1. Stop sign: This sign is generally red in colour with the word “STOP” written on it. It is used on roads to indicate that vehicles must stop.

2. No smoking sign: This sign shows a cigarette with a red circle and adiagonal line across it. It indicates that smoking is not allowed in that area.

Rabbi Masrur

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