When a sender converts ideas into words, signs, or symbols, what is this process called?
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Correct answer: Encoding
Encoding is the sender’s act of converting an internal idea into a communicable form, such as spoken words, written language, gestures, images, or symbols. The receiver later decodes that form to interpret its meaning. Feedback is the receiver’s response, and noise is any interference. Since the question describes the sender preparing the message, option A is correct.
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Encoding
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Encoding is the sender’s act of converting an internal idea into a communicable form, such as spoken words, written language, gestures, images, or symbols. The receiver later decodes that form to interpret its meaning. Feedback is the receiver’s response, and noise is any interference. Since the question describes the sender preparing the message, option A is correct.
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This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Fun They Had.
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