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Question

The faces of a cube are numbered 1 to 6. Four different positions of the cube are shown below :



The number on the face opposite to 2 is:

The correct answer is
5

To determine the number on the face opposite to 2, we need to analyze the positions of the cube shown and deduce the opposite faces.

Let's analyze the faces:

  1. In the first position, the visible numbers are 2, 3, and 4.
  2. In the second position, the visible numbers are 1, 3, and 2. From this, we know:
    • Number 1 cannot be opposite to 2, and it must then be opposite 4 since they do not appear on the same sides.
  3. In the third position, the visible numbers are 3, 5, and 4:
    • Number 5 must be opposite a number not shown with 3, which is now 2.
  4. In the fourth position, the visible numbers are 6, 2, and 4:
    • Number 6 must be opposite to 3, as resolved with other visible numbers.

Therefore, based on our analysis, the number opposite to 2 is 5.

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Important Questions from Process of Communication

  1. Arrnage the steps of message development in sequential order:
    A. Encoding message
    B. Transmission message
    C. Formulation of meaning
    D. Submitting message
    E. Development of message
    Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
  2. Arrange the elements of Westley and MacLean Model in sequential order:
    A. Feedback
    B. Senders Sensory experience
    C. Environment
    D. Message to the reciever
    E. Gate keeper who controls the flow of information
    Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
  3. Communication can be seen as processes of information transmission governed by three levels of semiotic rules:
  4. Which one of the following models use only three elements to explain the process of communication ?
  5. Match the elements of communication process in List I with their important characteristics in List II :

    List - IList - II
    (a)Communicator(i)Needs
    (b)Message(ii)Availability
    (c)Channel(iii)Relative advantage
    (d)Receiver(iv)Credibility
    (v)Fidelity

    code :
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