What are the two forms of communication?

• A. Verbal and Non-verbal.
• B. Written and Spoken.
• C. Digital and Analog.
• D. Internal and External.

Answer: (A)

Verbal and non-verbal communication are the two broad forms people use to exchange information. Verbal communication uses words, whether spoken or written, to convey meaning. Non-verbal communication includes all the signals we send without words—facial expressions, tone of voice, eye contact, posture, gestures, and other body language. Together, these cover how we express and interpret messages, both through what we say and how we say it or present it. The other options mix narrower or different concepts: written and spoken are parts of verbal communication, not the two forms themselves; digital and analog refer to types of signals; internal and external describe sources rather than modes of communication.