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GRADE XI - Employability Skills | Unit 1: Assignment


 Employability Skills

Unit 1: Communication Skills

Introduction to Communication

QUE. Answer the following questions:

1.                   What is meant by sender in communication?

2.                   What is feedback in communication?

3.                   Explain the communication cycle with diagram.

4.                   Describe the importance of effective communication in daily life.

5.                   Explain verbal communication and its types with examples.

6.                   Describe the 7 Cs of effective communication.

7.                   Explain advantages and disadvantages of verbal communication.

8.                   How can verbal communication be made effective?

9.                   Describe different types of non-verbal communication (gesture, posture, eye contact, etc.).

10.               During an interview, Aman avoids eye contact and keeps crossing his arms.

                a) Identify the type of communication issue.

                b) Suggest two improvements in body language. 

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