Mobile phone communication is an instance of Full-Duplex transmission. In a Full-Duplex setup, simultaneous communication between both parties is feasible. This enables one individual to speak while the other listens and replies concurrently, eliminating any lag in transitioning between listening and speaking.
Conversely, Simplex mode facilitates one-way communication, akin to radio broadcasts where messages are sent but not received. Half-Duplex enables bidirectional communication, but not simultaneously; participants must alternate sending messages, as seen with walkie-talkies. Double-Duplex is not a recognized term for communication modes.
Column-I has statements made by Shanthala; and, Column-II has responses given by Kanishk.

LIST I | LIST II | ||
| A | Controlling TV channels through remote | I | Circuit switching |
| B | Moving elevators up/down | II | Simplex communication |
| C | Communication between two computers | III | Half-duplex communication |
| D | Communication through telephone call | IV | Full-duplex communication |