Question 1

The solutions you find for a problem are shaped by how you have defined it.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Writers develop good writing style through knowledge and practice.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

A report has the following headings in the given order: (1)Investigating a New Cheque Supplier (2)Selection Criteria (3)Suppliers Considered (4)Evaluation Results.What type of report does this MOST likely represent?

Accepted Answer

A) A progress report 
B) A problem-solving report 
C) A proposal report 
D) A closure report 
A) A progress report 
B) A problem-solving report 
C) A proposal report 
D) A closure report

Question 4

If you are writing a report about the problem of why a theatre's season ticket subscriptions are declining,you would start by:

Accepted Answer

A) brainstorming other ways to generate revenue besides season tickets. 
B) surveying the audience to see if a different lineup of productions would be more interesting. 
C) defining the cause of the problem. 
D) comparing season ticket prices to those of comparable theatres in the area to see if the prices are too high. 
A) brainstorming other ways to generate revenue besides season tickets. 
B) surveying the audience to see if a different lineup of productions would be more interesting. 
C) defining the cause of the problem. 
D) comparing season ticket prices to those of comparable theatres in the area to see if the prices are too high.

Question 5

Progress reports are often prepared:

Accepted Answer

A) weekly or monthly during a long project. 
B) only at the end of a project. 
C) for short projects (lasting less than a month)only. 
D) only at major milestones in the project plan. 
A) weekly or monthly during a long project. 
B) only at the end of a project. 
C) for short projects (lasting less than a month)only. 
D) only at major milestones in the project plan.

The solutions you find for a problem are shaped by how you have defined it.

Writers develop good writing style through knowledge and practice.

A report has the following headings in the given order: (1)Investigating a New Cheque Supplier (2)Selection Criteria (3)Suppliers Considered (4)Evaluation Results.What type of report does this MOST likely represent?

If you are writing a report about the problem of why a theatre's season ticket subscriptions are declining,you would start by:

Progress reports are often prepared:

Introducing Business Communications

Adapting Your Messages to Your Audience

Communicating Across Cultures

Planning, Writing, and Revising

Designing Documents, Slides, and Screens

Formatting Hardcopy Letters and Memos

Writing Electronic Messages

Composing Informative and Positive Messages

Composing Negative Messages

Composing Persuasive Messages

Communicating Reader Benefits

Communicating With Positive Emphasis

Communicating You-Attitude

Researching Information

Writing Information Reports

Writing Proposals and Analytical Reports

Writing Formal Reports

Using Visuals

Listening

Working and Writing in Teams

Planning, Managing, and Recording Meetings

Making Oral Presentations

Researching Jobs

Creating Persuasive Résumés

Creating Persuasive Application Letters

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Exam 15: Synthesizing and Documenting Information

The solutions you find for a problem are shaped by how you have defined it.

Writers develop good writing style through knowledge and practice.

A report has the following headings in the given order: (1)Investigating a New Cheque Supplier (2)Selection Criteria (3)Suppliers Considered (4)Evaluation Results.What type of report does this MOST likely represent?

If you are writing a report about the problem of why a theatre's season ticket subscriptions are declining,you would start by:

Progress reports are often prepared:

Introducing Business Communications

Adapting Your Messages to Your Audience

Communicating Across Cultures

Planning, Writing, and Revising

Designing Documents, Slides, and Screens

Formatting Hardcopy Letters and Memos

Writing Electronic Messages

Composing Informative and Positive Messages

Composing Negative Messages

Composing Persuasive Messages

Communicating Reader Benefits

Communicating With Positive Emphasis

Communicating You-Attitude

Researching Information

Writing Information Reports

Writing Proposals and Analytical Reports

Writing Formal Reports

Using Visuals

Listening

Working and Writing in Teams

Planning, Managing, and Recording Meetings

Making Oral Presentations

Researching Jobs

Creating Persuasive Résumés

Creating Persuasive Application Letters

Filters