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121.

It is imprecise to speak of "source" and "receiver" in communication because:

A.	There is much variation in what constitutes a source and receiver	B.	If the receiver is not listening, the source can't be a source
C.	Communication is an ongoing, reciprocal process.	D.	None of these

122.

Because it is imprecise to speak of "source" and "receiver" in communication, Osgood and Schramm replaced these concepts with in their model of commuication.

A.	Decoders	B.	Participants
C.	Interpreters	D.	Encoders

123.

Network executives read the overnight ratings for a new television series. This is an example of:

A.	Feedback in mass communication	B.	Noise in interpersonal communication
C.	Encoding in interpersonal communication	D.	Feedback in interpersonal communication

124.

An example of occurs when your newspaper gets wet and it is difficult to read page 1 because page 2 bleeds through.

A.	Noise in interpersonal communication	B.	Noise in mass communiation
C.	Feedback in interpersonal communication	D.	Feedback in mass communication

125.

The news which has significance for relatively large numbers of readers, listeners, or viewers in called:

A.	Soft news	B.	Hard news
C.	Important news	D.	Plain news

126.

Who for the first time appointed Waqa-inawees (newsmen) in all areas to keep the government well informed?

A.	Sultans of Delhi	B.	Mughals
C.	Britishers	D.	None of these

127.

Who strengthened the system of Waqa-inawees (newsmen) in the Subcontinent?

A.	Tughlaq	B.	Hindu
C.	Mughals	D.	Britishers

128.

The first weekly magazine in the Subcontinent was:

A.	Jam-e-Jejan Numa	B.	Al-Hilal
C.	Jago	D.	Calcutta Reviews

129.

Jam-e-Jehan Numa appeared on the horizon in Calcutta, under the editorship of Munshi Sada Sukh, in:

A.	1822	B.	1823
C.	1824	D.	1825

130.

To control journalism, British introduced its first law on journalism in:

A.	1798	B.	1799
C.	1800	D.	1801