TLDR;
This video provides the correct answer key for an English paper, specifically for BSN first-semester students. The lecture covers a range of multiple-choice questions, explaining the correct answers and the reasoning behind them. The topics include grammar, vocabulary, communication, and report writing.
- Oral communication elements
- Grammar and vocabulary
- Report writing and presentation skills
- Communication process
MCQ on Oral Communication [0:21]
The lecture begins by addressing the question of what constitutes an important element of oral communication. The correct answer is politeness, which encompasses concentration and respect. Slang and informal language are deemed inappropriate for effective oral communication.
Summary Length and Detail [0:50]
The video addresses what to do if a summary exceeds 25 pages. The advice is to delete extra details to condense the summary.
Definition of Communication [1:31]
According to Nyman and Samar, communication involves the exchange of facts, ideas, opinions, and emotions between two or more individuals.
Allergic Reaction [1:53]
The lecture explains that discontinuing the use of a cream due to adverse reactions like itchiness indicates an allergic reaction.
Prepositions in Sentences [2:15]
The correct preposition to use in the sentence "He is not blank home right now" is "at," making the complete sentence "He is not at home right now."
Present Tense [2:28]
The sentence "Alli plays with me" is an example of the present tense.
Pronunciation of Foreign Names [2:40]
Foreign names are often mispronounced. The opposite of correct pronunciation is mispronunciation.
Meaning of "Chair" in a Meeting Context [3:11]
In the context of a meeting, to "chair" means to preside over it.
Conclusion of a Discussion [3:26]
The conclusion of a discussion should summarize the existing points and wind up the discussion. New points, topics, or examples should not be introduced during the conclusion.
Identifying "I" as a Modal Verb [3:54]
In the sentence "I come into the world as," the word "I" is identified as a modal verb.
Key Elements in Report Writing [4:16]
When writing a report, it is important to record the object of the report accurately.
Meaning of "Chalk" [4:37]
The term "chalk" refers to writing with a piece of chalk.
Patient's Condition [4:52]
If a patient is about to die, they are considered hopeless.
Active Voice [5:12]
Active voice allows for writing short, fun sentences and is often more straightforward than passive voice.
Personal Pronouns [5:33]
In the sentence "She gave him a present," "she" is a personal pronoun because it replaces a name.
Starting a Phone Conversation [5:50]
There are several ways to start a phone conversation.
Identifying an Unidentified Person [6:12]
An unidentified person is referred to as "unknown."
Meaning of "Hyper" in Hypertension [6:59]
In the word "hypertension," "hyper" means above or higher.
Meaning of "Wift" [7:14]
In the context of a conversation, "wift" means uninteresting.
Linking Theory to Practical Usage [7:40]
Discussions should link theory to practical usage.
Sequential Report Writing [7:54]
Reports should always be written in a sequential manner.
Identifying "Brave" as an Adjective [8:05]
In the phrase "brave man," "brave" is an adjective that describes the noun.
Physician's Monitoring [8:16]
A physician will monitor a patient's growth to ensure they do not develop cancer.
Encoding and Decoding in Communication [8:46]
During the communication process, the sender encodes the message, and the receiver decodes it.
Chronemics in Communication [9:02]
Chronemics refers to the use of time in communication.
Alphabetical Order in References [9:18]
References should be listed in alphabetical order.
Importance of Transition Between Sections [9:41]
It is important to have a good transition between sections in a presentation or report.
Uncountable Noun [10:03]
Best position is an uncountable noun.
Meaning of "Kanari" [10:16]
"Kanari" means preparation of food.
Meaning of "Feature" [10:34]
"Feature" means to create a mental image.
Elements of a Good Oral Presentation [11:09]
A good oral presentation requires conquering the stage, knowing the idea, and delivering the presentation effectively.
Opposite of Possible [11:32]
The opposite of "possible" is "impossible."
Memory Retention of Heard Information [11:45]
People remember about 20% of what they hear.
Greetings [12:12]
Greetings are a form of salutation exchanged when people meet.
Speaker's Expression [12:25]
The speaker is expressing a suggestion.
Phrase [13:12]
"Of an water" is a phrase.
Prescription [13:26]
A doctor's note is a prescription.
Scanning [13:42]
Scanning involves collecting specific information while skipping irrelevant material. Skimming, on the other hand, is a general overview.
Adverb [14:34]
"Should you have" is an adverb.
Hang On [14:50]
"Hang on" means "wait a little."
Presentation Grammar [14:59]
Presentations should include proper grammar.
Introductory Presentation [15:30]
Introductory remarks in a presentation should introduce the topic.
Scumming and Scumming [15:55]
Scumming and scumming you do it when you are reading.
Singular Form [16:04]
No one means that no one was there.
Imperative [16:19]
Kal the beast at type of sentence comes in imperative.
Rehearsal [16:31]
Practice is very important for presentation and it is called rehearsal.
Touch Language [16:46]
Paper this language patx which space is sign is touch language.
Presenting [16:53]
Presenting means to tell things in your own words.
Successful Elements of Presentation [17:16]
When you link the successful element presentation, you have to link it carefully.
Tool [17:33]
Favorite point is one of the widely used machines this is a tool which we use for presentation.
Light Headed [17:43]
When you are light headed then you should not dry with the medicine.
Logical [17:59]
In the presentation you have to arrange things with logical fear with logical suck your.
Ecology [18:12]
When your blood is abnormal, then you do that with the help of science also, it means ecology.
Post Reading [18:38]
Summarizing and presenting are done after reading, which is referred to as post-reading.
Audience [19:14]
An annual presentation is a formal structure of the message to the audience.
Passive Voice [19:30]
If you know the rules of active passive then R tree is being planted.
Report Title [19:54]
The title of the report should include data module and the name all so the name of that report you have to write in the title data and module then these come in the content.
Pacing and Practice [20:05]
Whenever you do a presentation you have to improve the pacing also pacing means you face your audience you should give your presentation and practice should also be necessary.
Presentations [20:28]
Presentations are different for different purposes.
Enjoy [20:34]
Nasir black hiking everybody enjoy enjoy enjoy and none so this is singular and this is present so with this you have to put s in it ang wav jan an expression of jai this.
Two Way Communication [20:49]
Communication is mainly two way communication.
Side Effects [21:12]
Medication include nausea and depression these side effects are sss benefits so this nausea and depression are not benefits or side effects are.
Method [21:26]
The way you collect your data such as questionnaire and interview a report come under umbrella summary method gi abstract writing style so what does this come under it comes under method only questionnaire interview.
Communication [21:45]
The presenter must consider how best to communicate to the audience.
Scanning [22:02]
Finding the same of the name of the individual in a telephone diary or looking for a word in a dictionary as the process of scanning is scamming and whether it is reading or writing so what is this also this is scanning you have to see the specific words specific facts specific information so what does this come in scanning.