UNIPORT GES 100 – Answers to GES 100 Workbook Part I | Communication Skills in English

Uniport GES 100 – This post is majorly for all the students that want to fill UNIPORT GES 100 – Communication Skills in English Workbook. This article will help you to confirm the answers you selected or you wrote. Also, guidelines on how you will write your GES 100 exam and possible questions you will see are also stated. UNIPORT GES 100 is a compulsory course to all departments in the University of Port Harcourt and even to other schools at large. It is a course where you are been taught the Use of English. Uniport does not play with GES courses as it is very compulsory that all students must pass it before graduating from the University.

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The UNIPORT GES 100 part I is typically done to assist students in answering the questions from Module One to Module Three. If you’ve answered yours and want to confirm if what you’ve done is correct, you can easily check the answers below. If you’ve not answered any, you can still use this as a guideline to answer yours. But in all, we advise you read the Textbook so that you can confirm the answers provided.

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MODULE ONE

Unit One

1. Listening
2. Skills reading
3. Reading
4. Researching
5. (a) Reading (b) Listening (c) Writing (d) speaking
6. Decoded
7. Purpose
8. Listening for gist
9. Reciprocal
10. Non-reciprocal
11. Intensive reading
12. Skimming

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Unit Two

1. Language
2. Form and function
3. Communication
4. The message, the encoder/sender, the channel, the receiver/decoder, the feedback
5. Listening and speaking
6. Reading and writing
7. Viewing and visual representation
8. Spoken, written, sign and body
9. Structural
10. True
11. Language function
12. Expressive function
13. Directive function
14. The phatic function
15. Ceremonial

MODULE TWO

Unit Three

1. Note taking
2. Note taking
3. It makes you forget information fast
4. False
5. Language format
6. Self Assessment Exercise
7. Mentally, physically, psychologically
8. Record, reduce, recite, reflect, review
9. Note making

Unit Four

1. Library
2. Recovery libraries
3. Mobile library
4. Hospitals and medical schools
5. Cover
6. Front cover, central ridge and back cover
7. Half title page
8. The publishers’ blurb
9. Frontispiece
10. The copyright page
11. International Standard Book Number
12. The National Library
13. The main book
14. Library classification
15. Call numbers
16. Call mark
17. The Library in American Congress
18. P
19. The Card Catalogue
20. International Standard Serial Number
21. Editors
22. Directory
23. Publisher
24. Abstract
25. Journals and periodicals

Unit Five

1. Encyclopedia
3. General and specific sources
4. General and subject specific dictionaries
5. Cambridge advanced learners dictionary, Advanced learners dictionary, Oxford English dictionary, Longman dictionary of contemporary English
6. Bilingual dictionary
7. Trip
8. Companion
9. Dictionary
10. Thesaurus
11. Subject specific dictionary
12. Cambridge advanced learners dictionary

MODULE THREE

Unit Six

1. Listening
2. 45%
3. Two months
4. Hearing, listening
5. Hearing is a complex activity
6. People listening style
7. Attentive listeners
8. A combative listener
9. Encoding, decoding and recording
10. An active

Unit Seven

1. Intermittent listening, Biased listening, Social listening, Serious listening, Critical listening
2. Physiological defeats and psychological problems
3. Anxiety
4. Cognitive dissonance
5. Controlling listeners
6. Insincere listeners
7. Work of mouth
8. Mental retardation
9. Verbal, non-verbal
10. Psychological
11. Doing two things at a time
12. Social

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