Question 1

Which stylebook is NOT an example of one created by a media outlet?

Accepted Answer

A)  Chicago Manual of Style 
B)  Economist Style Guide 
C)  Associated Press Stylebook 
D)  Guardian Style Guide 
A)  Chicago Manual of Style 
B)  Economist Style Guide 
C)  Associated Press Stylebook 
D)  Guardian Style Guide A

Question 2

Computer software programs only have two versions of English.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

Which word does NOT comply to American English spelling?

Accepted Answer

A)  defense 
B)  pediatric 
C)  humor 
D)  traveller 
A)  defense 
B)  pediatric 
C)  humor 
D)  traveller D

Question 4

The lexicologist of the American Dictionary of the English Language was inspired by Benjamin Franklin and the newly independent U.S. to develop a distinctive American version of English.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Which dictionary provides a historical evolution of words from obsolete to present usage?

Accepted Answer

A)  Macquarie Dictionary 
B)  American Dictionary of the English Language 
C)  Dictionary of the English Language 
D)  Oxford English Dictionary 
A)  Macquarie Dictionary 
B)  American Dictionary of the English Language 
C)  Dictionary of the English Language 
D)  Oxford English Dictionary

Question 6

Who was responsible for developing a new form of American English by departing from traditions in British usage and introducing new American words?

Accepted Answer

A)  James Murray 
B)  Charles Merriam 
C)  Noah Webster 
D)  James Murray. 
A)  James Murray 
B)  Charles Merriam 
C)  Noah Webster 
D)  James Murray.

Question 7

The Macquarie Dictionary set the standard for Australian English.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Dr. Samuel Johnson was the primary editor of the first edition of what is now known as the Oxford English Dictionary.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

List four reasons why stylebooks are important for PR writers.

Accepted Answer

The answer of List four reasons why stylebooks are important...

Question 10

Customized style guides only focus on verbal brand consistency.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Dictionaries are published today with many variations of English beyond American and British English.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Customized style guides also can cover which version of English is used in specific geographic areas.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

If a word is in a dictionary, it is acceptable in business writing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Which style guide is most widely used by PR practitioners in the U.S.?

Accepted Answer

A)  Chicago Manual of Style 
B)  Associated Press Stylebook 
C)  Wall Street Journal Style Guide 
D)  New York Times Manual of Style and Usage 
A)  Chicago Manual of Style 
B)  Associated Press Stylebook 
C)  Wall Street Journal Style Guide 
D)  New York Times Manual of Style and Usage

Question 15

Which word does NOT comply to British English spelling?

Accepted Answer

A)  centre 
B)  neighbour 
C)  fueled 
D)  pretence 
A)  centre 
B)  neighbour 
C)  fueled 
D)  pretence

Question 16

Which topic would NOT be covered in a customized style guide?

Accepted Answer

A)  Messaging and tone guidelines 
B)  Human resources benefits 
C)  Selection of preferred dictionaries and stylebooks 
D)  Guidelines on usage of logo and visual brand identity 
A)  Messaging and tone guidelines 
B)  Human resources benefits 
C)  Selection of preferred dictionaries and stylebooks 
D)  Guidelines on usage of logo and visual brand identity

Question 17

Provide four reasons why stylesheets should be developed for global organizations.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Provide four reasons why stylesheets should be...

Question 18

Webster's English is also called U.S. or American English.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which stylebook is NOT an example of one created by a media outlet?

Computer software programs only have two versions of English.

Which word does NOT comply to American English spelling?

The lexicologist of the American Dictionary of the English Language was inspired by Benjamin Franklin and the newly independent U.S. to develop a distinctive American version of English.

Which dictionary provides a historical evolution of words from obsolete to present usage?

Who was responsible for developing a new form of American English by departing from traditions in British usage and introducing new American words?

The Macquarie Dictionary set the standard for Australian English.

Dr. Samuel Johnson was the primary editor of the first edition of what is now known as the Oxford English Dictionary.

List four reasons why stylebooks are important for PR writers.

Customized style guides only focus on verbal brand consistency.

Dictionaries are published today with many variations of English beyond American and British English.

Customized style guides also can cover which version of English is used in specific geographic areas.

If a word is in a dictionary, it is acceptable in business writing.

Which style guide is most widely used by PR practitioners in the U.S.?

Which word does NOT comply to British English spelling?

Which topic would NOT be covered in a customized style guide?

Provide four reasons why stylesheets should be developed for global organizations.

Webster's English is also called U.S. or American English.

Exploring the Evolution of English As Globish

Understanding Global Perspectives in Public Relations

Changing Global Media Landscape and Ethical and Legal Issues

Appreciating Cultural Similarities and Accepting Differences

Decoding Nonverbal Communication and Imagery Worldwide

Mastering the Fine Art of Storytelling in International Public Relations

Acing Grammar and Punctuation

Sharpening Editing Skills for Global Audiences

Crafting Global News Releases for Mainstream and Social Media

Composing Global Media Kits and Online Newsrooms

Using Other Media Relations Techniques for Local or Global Campaigns

Writing for the Internet and Social Media Worldwide

Shaping Speeches and Scripts

Controlling Content With Brand Journalism and Corporate-Produced Materials

Creating and Presenting Public Relations Plans for Local or Global Markets

Preparing Global Business Correspondence and Internal Reports

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Exam 7: Applying Consistency of Style

Which stylebook is NOT an example of one created by a media outlet?

Computer software programs only have two versions of English.

Which word does NOT comply to American English spelling?

The lexicologist of the American Dictionary of the English Language was inspired by Benjamin Franklin and the newly independent U.S. to develop a distinctive American version of English.

Which dictionary provides a historical evolution of words from obsolete to present usage?

Who was responsible for developing a new form of American English by departing from traditions in British usage and introducing new American words?

The Macquarie Dictionary set the standard for Australian English.

Dr. Samuel Johnson was the primary editor of the first edition of what is now known as the Oxford English Dictionary.

List four reasons why stylebooks are important for PR writers.

Customized style guides only focus on verbal brand consistency.

Dictionaries are published today with many variations of English beyond American and British English.

Customized style guides also can cover which version of English is used in specific geographic areas.

If a word is in a dictionary, it is acceptable in business writing.

Which style guide is most widely used by PR practitioners in the U.S.?

Which word does NOT comply to British English spelling?

Which topic would NOT be covered in a customized style guide?

Provide four reasons why stylesheets should be developed for global organizations.

Webster's English is also called U.S. or American English.

Exploring the Evolution of English As Globish

Understanding Global Perspectives in Public Relations

Changing Global Media Landscape and Ethical and Legal Issues

Appreciating Cultural Similarities and Accepting Differences

Decoding Nonverbal Communication and Imagery Worldwide

Mastering the Fine Art of Storytelling in International Public Relations

Acing Grammar and Punctuation

Sharpening Editing Skills for Global Audiences

Crafting Global News Releases for Mainstream and Social Media

Composing Global Media Kits and Online Newsrooms

Using Other Media Relations Techniques for Local or Global Campaigns

Writing for the Internet and Social Media Worldwide

Shaping Speeches and Scripts

Controlling Content With Brand Journalism and Corporate-Produced Materials

Creating and Presenting Public Relations Plans for Local or Global Markets

Preparing Global Business Correspondence and Internal Reports

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