RGPV BTech First Year English Important Questions

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  Important Questions

English for Communication 

Expected Questions for English for Communication- 

BT 103

Please note that these are most important questions from questions that are asked in every semester. If you prepare the answers of these questions, you can be rest assured that you will possibly solve 75 percent paper.

1. Write the technical description of the following: - personal computer, mobile phone, refrigerator,  pen, air cooler, electric iron, washing machine, food processor, ATM, calculator and Lathe Machine.

2. Write an application letter for job.

3.What guidelines would you prescribe for writing a good résumé? 

4. Write a letter inviting quotation.

5. Write a letter sending quotation.

6. Write a letter placing the order.

7. Write a letter of complaint.

8. Write the structure and lay out of a business letter.

9. What are the advantages and disadvantages of writing E-mail? Highlight writing techniques required to draft a professional E-mail

10.What is a tender notice? Describe.

11.Write a sample tender notice. Invent necessary details by yourself.

12. How does a tender notice differ from a letter inviting quotation?

13. Define definition. What are the elements of definition?

14. What are different types of definitions used in technical communication? Explain.

15. What is communication? Define and describe the process of communication.

16. What are different kinds of communication? Describe in brief.

17. What is verbal communication? Describe the forms of verbal communication.

18. What is nonverbal communication? Describe all its elements.

19. What is a barrier to communication? Describe different kinds of barriers to communication.

20. What are psychological barriers to communication? Describe.

21. How can we overcome the barriers to communication? Describe.

22.What are the 7 C’s of communication? Describe.

23.What is a report? Define and describe different kinds of reports.

24.Describe the structure and layout of report. 

25. Assume that you are the Sales Manager of Ratna Soaps and Detergents Ltd Bhopal. Recently a decline in the sale of your products has been observed.

Write a recommendation report.

  1. Write notes on the following:-

  1. Feedback

  2. Encoding and decoding

  3. Technical communication

  4. You psychology

  5. Grapevine

  6. Coded/ sign language

  7. Postscript                                 

  8. Enclosure



Unit wise Important Questions

Unit 3

1. What is communication? Define and describe the process of communication.

2. What are different kinds of communication? Describe in brief.

3. What is verbal communication? Describe the forms of verbal communication.

4. What is nonverbal communication? Describe all its elements.

5. What is a barrier to communication? Describe different kinds of barriers to communication.

6. What are psychological barriers to communication? Describe.

7. How can we overcome the barriers to communication? Describe.

8. What are the 7 C’s of communication? Describe.

9. Write notes on the following:-

I. Feedback

II. Encoding and decoding

III. Grapevine

IV. Coded/ sign language

V. Gesture

VI. Posture

VII. Haptics

VIII.  Chronemics

IX. Paralanguage

X. Kinesics

XI. Artifacts

XII. Proxemics

XIII. Allness in communication

XIV. Know it all attitude

Unit 4

1. Write the technical description of the following: - personal computer, mobile phone, refrigerator, pen, air cooler, electric iron, washing machine, food processor, ATM, calculator and Lathe Machine.

2. Define definition. What are the elements of definition?

3. What are different types of definitions used in technical communication? Explain.

4. What is a report? Define and describe different kinds of reports.

5. Describe the structure and layout of report. 

6. Write a recommendation report.

7. What is technical communication? Describe various features of technical communication.

8. Assume that you are the Sales Manager of Ratna Soaps and Detergents Ltd Bhopal. Recently a decline in the sale of your products has been observed. Write a recommendation report to boost the sale.

9. Write a report of trouble. (Invent necessary details by yourself)

10. Write a progress report. (Invent necessary details by yourself)

11. What is a precis? Describe the features of a good precis.

12. Describe prefatory elements of report.

13. Describe supplemental elements of report.

14. Describe main body elements of report.

15. What are different elements of a paragraph? Describe.

16. Describe different steps to prepare a document.

17. Write notes on the following: -

I. You psychology

II. Bibliography

III. Index

IV. Appendix

Unit 5

1. Write an application letter for job.

2. What guidelines would you prescribe for writing a good résumé? 

3. Write a letter inviting quotation.

4. Write a letter sending quotation.

5. Write a letter placing the order.

6. Write a letter of complaint.

7. Write the structure and lay out of a business letter.

8. What are the advantages and disadvantages of writing E-mail? Highlight writing techniques required to draft a professional E-mail

9. What is a tender notice? Describe.

10. Write the importance of email.

11. Write a sample tender notice. Invent necessary details by yourself. 

12. How does a tender notice differ from a letter inviting quotation?

13. Write notes on the following: -

i. Postscript                                 

ii. Enclosure

iii. Letter Head

iv. Reference

v. Identification marks

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