Bachelor Of Mass Media (BMM) SEM I 2018 19 Nov 2018-19 EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

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• (2) Figures to the right indicate full marks

1. Q1 Write an application letter with attached resume for the post of Editor in The Times of Define communication and explain the barriers to communication with relevant examples
2. Q2 Write a letter to your elder sister asking her to guide you in making a career choice after
   • B.MM. 15
   • (a) Mention briefly the various types of listeners. 8
   • (b) Elaborate on the concept of shuttle experience. 7
3. Q3 Draft a notice, agenda and minutes for the Extraordinary General Meeting of M/s Rizvi & ‘Oral communication skills form important part of one’s personality.’ Elucidate the statement with the help of illustrations from the real world. (15)
4. Q4 Discuss the concept and importance of translation in current times. Translate the following passage in Hindi or Marathi: (15) Middle-class families are often riddled with their own set of values and social systems While pregnancy and motherhood are celebrated, subjects like sex and romance are talked about with a degree of embarrassment and awkwardness. The concept of 'Badhaai where a quintessential. Delhi couple; parents to two adult boys (one of them is of marriageable age), get pregnant out of the blue, is just the sort of subject that can ruffle up feathers within the middle-class family system. Yet, this dramedy, based on children feeling terribly embarrassed by the outcome of their parents’ mid-age romance; with outsiders joining in the criticism, conveys some really progressive thoughts. This film is as funny as it is liberal. The conversation around the fact that romance and passion have nothing to do with age, make this film a stand out for many reasons. In a new-age rom com, you’d expect Ayushmann and Sanya’s love story to take centre stage, but when you see the middle-aged parents blush with romance, the entertainment really becomes novel perfectly. The film engages thoroughly, while still making a social statement. Even though the story has a limited scope, the detailed writing, the finesse of Sharma’s direction and some unforgettable performances, make this absolute winner Source: Times of India 15 marks
5. Q5 Write any Three short notes: 15 marks
   • (a) Anchoring
   • (b) State the errors of thinking
   • (c) Reading techniques
   • (d) Coherence and Cohesion
   • (e) Translator’s Reliability 2.30 FUT: 75
6. Q1 sisar AT. Middle-class families are often riddled with their own set of values and social systems. While pregnancy and motherhood are celebrated, subjects like sex and romance are talked about with a degree of embarrassment and awkwardness. The concept of 'Badhaai Ho', where a quintessential Delhi couple; parents to two adult boys (one of them is of marriageable age), get pregnant out of the blue, is just the sort of subject that can ruffle-up feathers within the middle-class family system. Yet, this dramedy, based on children feeling terribly embarrassed by the outcome of their parents’ mid-age romance; with outsiders joining in the criticism, conveys some really progressive thoughts. This film is as funny as it is liberal. The conversation around the fact that romance and passion have nothing to do with age, make this film a stand out for many reasons. In a new-age rom-com, you’d expect Ayushmann and Sanya’s love story to take centre stage, but when you see the middle-aged parents blush with romance, the entertainment really becomes novel. Tracks like Tenu', 'Naina Na Jodeen' and 'Sajan Bade fit the mood perfectly. The film engages thoroughly, while still making a social statement. Even though the story has a limited scope, the detailed writing, the finesse of Sharma’s direction and some unforgettable performances, make this film an absolute winner Source: Times of India 15 marks
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8. Q4 (coherence) (cohesion)

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