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A) Three supervisors will travel to Orlando.They are:
1) Bob,
2) Larry, and
3) John.
B) Our company should provide access to the security system to all managers because:
1) Most managers have keys and will be entering the building during times when no one from the security office is available to disarm the system.2.Managers should be able to allow other employees into the building.3.Managers would see the trust our company has in them and that would help boost employee morale.
C) When you are ready to log into the network, you should: 1.Double-click the network icon located in your desktop.2.Type in your user ID and password in the boxes indicated.3.Click OK.4.Select the network drive you wish to access (e.g.X: Personnel) .5.Click OK.
D) None of the above is an effective example.
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A) Sentence fragments, passive voice, jargon, and clichés are some types of errors that can be detected.
B) After reviewing a document, the program can generate the total word count, average sentence length, and readability measures.
C) They flag potential errors and require the writer to accept or reject the change.
D) Such programs eliminate the need for the reader to check a passage for grammatical correctness.
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A) are unnecessary when the writing is effective.
B) distract from important information in long, complex documents.
C) can be overused and create clutter.
D) can be applied easily using word processing features.
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A) She served the customer the food.
B) The food was served to the customer.
C) The customer asked to change the order.
D) You took the customer's order.
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A) Repeat a word used in a preceding sentence.
B) Use a pronoun to represent a noun from the preceding sentence.
C) Use connecting words.
D) Use active voice.
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A) You can rely on the spell checker to locate any misspelled word.
B) Spell check can locate errors such as homophones and omitted words.
C) Another term for spell check is thesaurus.
D) When the software cannot guess the spelling based on your attempt, you must use a paper or online dictionary to look up the correct spelling of any incorrect word.
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A) from the computer screen.
B) from a draft paper copy.
C) from a final copy on company letterhead.
D) from an archive file copy.
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A) Readers are more motivated to pay attention to a document with headings than one without headings.
B) Headings should not reveal the conclusions reached in the discussion.
C) Major and minor headings should be formatted to receive equal attention.
D) All of the above are true.
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A) Leave proofreading to the administrative help.
B) Spot check documents for accuracy before signing them.
C) Read all documents carefully before signing them.
D) Key your own documents, even if you have administrative help.
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A) To explain how to get optimum performance from a smart phone
B) To outline procedures for logging into a network
C) To tell employees that a two-week furlough is necessary for all employees.
D) To respond positively to a request to replace a defective treadmill
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A) 6 lines or less in length.
B) 7 to 12 lines in length.
C) no longer than 20 lines.
D) any desired length, as the number of lines is not important.
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A) The clerk made five errors.
B) Susan had been in sales for five years.
C) She asked for an adjustment.
D) The report was completed by the entire team.
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