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Botany Material Practice Quiz 11

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Which of the following is NOT an example of an angiosperm fruit?

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Which serological test detects viral antigens or host antibodies (e.g., HIV)?

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The size range of viruses is:

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What is the protein shell enclosing the viral genetic material called?

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What imaging technique is used for high-resolution visualization of viral structures?

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Which agents primarily assist in the pollination of angiosperms?

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Which of the following is NOT a basic characteristic of viruses as described in the text?

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What is the main reason for gymnosperms being fewer species compared to angiosperms?

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The genetic material of viruses can be:

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Which molecular method is used to amplify viral DNA or RNA, exemplified by SARS-CoV-2?

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GST 111 - A

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Listening to enjoy a message as a form of entertainment is ________ listening

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Which of the following groupings best presents the five major elements of the Communication process

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Kinesics and proxemics, as categories of non-verbal communication, refer to ?

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"Oral communication is synonymous with non-verbal communication." True OR False?

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Fix-up strategies include ______

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The language skills needed to produce language are___________. i. reading ii. speaking iii. listening iv. Writing

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Upward communication is associated with _____________

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Which of the following groupings best presents the five major elements of the Communication process

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____ is the combination of textual clues with personal experience and knowledge to draw conclusions beyond what is explicitly stated

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One of the following is not an element of communication

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Which one of the following epithets does not describe the essence of communication?

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_____________ is not a barrier to effective listening

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What is your understanding of Grapevine as it relates to organizational communication?

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Exchange of views or opinions on an inter-personal communication basis is __________________

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_____________ is not an example of grapevine

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"Transience and tenability are features of oral communication." True OR False?

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In the grapevine, the type of communication in which an individual spreads information among a select group of people he or she trusts is known as ____________

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Distinguish between hearing and listening______________

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One of these is not a technique for effective listening _____________

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One of these is not a purpose for listening _____________

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_____________ is not a central task of listening.

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____________ is synonymous with paralanguage as a category of non-verbal communication?

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_____________ listening entails listening to music and other forms of entertainment

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_______ refers to the combination of information garnered from a text with those obtained from other sources to create a new, unique understanding

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In the SQ3R technique of reading, the S stands for ___________

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A problem within a communicator is known as an ___________ barrier

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The most preferred reading technique is ______________

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Concentrating on a short text in order to bring out its full meaning __________________

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One of these is not a type of reading skills_________________

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The modification of message in response to feedback is _____________

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What are the types of listening? Except

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Which communication model is best illustrated with the "ping-pong" table tennis game?

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According to the International Listening Association , the process of listening does not entail_________

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Which of the following options best expresses the uniqueness of human communication?

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Critical listening aims at ___________

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Problems with sound articulation are associated with ___________ barrier

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____________ communication can negatively affect the image of an organisation

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Chronemics, as a category of Non-verbal communication deals with

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Chronemics, as a category of Non-verbal communication deals with ?

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An informal type of communication is ____________

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