Functional Communication - I

Course: Diploma Code: UNKNOWN Branch: TRAVELANDTOURISM,HOTELMANAGEMENTANDCATERINGTECHNOLOGY Date: July 2011

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Second Semester

Travel and Tourism / Hotel Management and Catering Technology

Scheme July 2011

FUNCTIONAL COMMUNICATION - I

Time : Three Hours Maximum Marks : 60

Note :

  1. All questions are compulsory.
  2. Read the instructions carefully and follow them faithfully.
  3. Do not exceed the prescribed time-limit.
  4. Instructions for the examiner: This question paper must be handed over to students after the completion of oral test.

(Practical part) (Oral Test)

1.
Activity 1 [Role-play] 5 minutes. 10

The students may be asked to play the role of (any one)

  1. Greeting a customer / guest as a hotel.
  2. Playing the role of a guide describing a historical structure in front of tourists.
2.
Activity 2 [speaking] 3 minutes. 10
  1. Self-introduction of students
  2. Students may be asked to read any article from the news-paper or a portion from their text-book.
3.
Activity 3 [Listening] 5 minutes 10

An article from the news paper or a magazine can be read to the students and simple questions can be asked to test their listening skills.

P.T.O.

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Writing Part

4.
How can we make effective use of SMS/Email/Fax? 10
5.
Do as directed :
a)
Add prefix to 2
  1. Legal
  2. Regular
b)
Add suffix to 2
  1. disturb
  2. commit
c)
Write the correct spelling. 2
  1. Comfort
  2. Lasson
d)
Choose the correct verb. 4
  1. Rice and curry ______ my favourite dish. (is / are)
  2. ‘The Thirty-nine Steps’ ______ written by John Buchan. (was / were)
e)
Supply the missing preposition. 4
  1. He ran ______ the road.
  2. Don’t talk ______ me.
f)
Insert articles wherever necessary. 6
  1. _______ Ramayan is _______ sacred book for ______ Hindus.
  2. He is ______ youngest of all.
  3. ______ apple a day keeps _______ doctor away.