ICET Communication Ability 5 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: Which word is spelled correctly?
- Accomodation
- Accommodation (Correct answer)
- Acommodation
- Acomodation
Correct answer: Accommodation
'Accommodation' is correctly spelled with double 'c' and double 'm'.
Question 2: The sentence 'He is good in English' is incorrect. The correct preposition to use is:
- on
- for
- at (Correct answer)
- with
Correct answer: at
The correct expression is 'good at' when referring to skills or subjects, not 'good in.'
Question 3: Choose the option that best summarizes: 'While social media enables rapid information sharing, it also facilitates the spread of misinformation, making critical evaluation of online content essential.'
- Social media is harmful and should be avoided.
- Social media spreads misinformation only.
- Social media's benefits require careful, critical use. (Correct answer)
- Critical thinking is only needed offline.
Correct answer: Social media's benefits require careful, critical use.
The passage acknowledges both rapid sharing and misinformation risks, concluding that critical evaluation is essential.
Question 4: Identify the sentence that contains a dangling modifier:
- Running to catch the bus, he dropped his bag.
- Running to catch the bus, the bag was dropped. (Correct answer)
- While running to catch the bus, he dropped his bag.
- He dropped his bag while running to catch the bus.
Correct answer: Running to catch the bus, the bag was dropped.
In option B, the participial phrase 'Running to catch the bus' illogically modifies 'the bag,' not a person.
Question 5: What is the tone of a message that reads: 'Your immediate attention to this matter is required as further delay will result in consequences'?
- Friendly and casual
- Apologetic and humble
- Firm and urgent (Correct answer)
- Neutral and informative
Correct answer: Firm and urgent
Words like 'immediate,' 'required,' and 'consequences' create a firm, urgent tone indicating seriousness.
Question 6: Select the option that correctly uses 'fewer' and 'less':
- There are less students in the class today; I have fewer time.
- There are fewer students in the class today; I have less time. (Correct answer)
- There are fewer students in the class today; I have fewer time.
- There are less students in the class today; I have less time.
Correct answer: There are fewer students in the class today; I have less time.
'Fewer' is used with countable nouns (students) and 'less' with uncountable nouns (time).
Question 7: A job application letter is best described as:
- An informal request sent to a friend for job leads
- A formal document introducing a candidate and expressing interest in a position (Correct answer)
- A brief text message highlighting qualifications
- An internal memo requesting a transfer
Correct answer: A formal document introducing a candidate and expressing interest in a position
A job application letter is a formal written document that introduces the applicant and states their interest in a specific position.
Which word is spelled correctly?