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Post Assesment of Soft Skills
1. What are soft skills?
Technical skills related to job roles
Measurable academic knowledge
Personal attributes that help you interact effectively with others
Hard skills used in coding
2. Which of the following is a soft skill?
Java programming
Business etiquette
Accounting
Data analysis
3. Why are soft skills important in professional life?
They help in passing technical exams
They build stronger and harmonious workplace relationships
They eliminate the need for technical knowledge
They are only useful in interviews
4. Which one of these is not a soft skill?
Goal setting
Time management
Emotional intelligence
Machine learning
5. How do soft skills contribute to career growth?
They help automate tasks
They improve communication, confidence, and teamwork
They increase hardware efficiency
They replace technical knowledge
6. What is the difference between soft skills and hard skills?
Soft skills are easier to learn than hard skills
Soft skills are technical; hard skills are emotional
Soft skills are interpersonal and hard to measure, while hard skills are teachable and measurable
There is no difference
7. Which quote emphasizes the importance of soft skills?
"Technical skills are everything."
"Soft skills get little respect but will make or break your career." — Peggy Klaus
"Only knowledge matters."
"Hard skills are the future."
"Hard skills are the future."
8. Which of the following is a benefit of soft skills?
Enhances public speaking skills
Reduces workload
Improves memory
Automates tasks
9. What helps in boosting networking skills?
Ignoring others
Building confidence and emotional intelligence
Being silent in meetings
Avoiding social interactions
10. What is communication?
Reading information from books
An act of sending information from one person
Watching educational videos
Posting on social media
11. Why do we communicate?
To complete assignments
To give information, persuade, express needs, form social bonds, and share feelings
To avoid social interaction
To learn a new language
12. Which of the following is NOT a type of communication?
Visual
Mechanical
Non-verbal
Verbal
13. What is an example of a physical barrier to communication?
Different greeting styles
Poor internet connection
Gender difference
Misunderstood language
14. Which element has the highest impact on communication, according to the presentation?
Voice tone (38%)
Words used (7%)
Body language (55%)
Grammar
15. Which of the following is a component of non-verbal communication?
Email
Paralanguage
Report writing
Speaking
16. What ensures effective communication?
Only verbal skills
Only writing skills
Harmony between verbal and non-verbal communication
Fast speaking
17. What does posture in non-verbal communication reflect?
Your fashion sense
How you feel
The loudness of your voice
Your qualification
18. What is a prioritization technique?
A method to delay tasks
A method to randomly pick tasks
A systematic method to decide the order of tasks
A method to assign tasks to others
19. Why is prioritization important in the workplace?
To avoid making decisions
To ensure the least important tasks are done first
To make sure impactful tasks are completed efficiently
To keep everyone equally busy
20. Which of the following is a prioritization method mentioned in the presentation?
SWOT Analysis
Eisenhower Matrix
5 Whys
Fishbone Diagram
21. What does the MoSCoW method stand for?
Must, Should, Could, Would
Might, Sometimes, Can, Wil
Must, Soon, Clear, Wise
None of the above
22. The RICE scoring method includes which of the following factors?
Relevance, Importance, Cost, Effect
Reach, Impact, Confidence, Effort
Research, Information, Clarity, Execution
Research, Information, Clarity, Execution
23. What does the Eisenhower Matrix help to distinguish?
Who will complete the task
What resources are required
Urgent vs. Important tasks
The number of team members needed
24. What is the full form of ABCD in the ABCD method?
Action, Balance, Control, Deliver
A - Urgent and Important, B - Important but Not Urgent, C - Urgent but Not Important, D - Neither
Always, Better, Clear, Done
Ask, Build, Create, Do
25. Which technique is best for visualizing what should be done now vs. what can wait?
SWOT
Eisenhower Matrix
MoSCoW
SMART Goals
26. Which of the following helps in building flexibility in the workplace?
Strict scheduling
Ignoring tasks
Adaptability and prioritization
Micro-management
27. How does prioritization support personal growth networking?
It limits communication
It allows better time for meaningful connections
It reduces social interaction
It avoids external collaboration
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