Exam 7: Negative Messages
Exam 1: Career Success Begins With Communication Skills49 Questions
Exam 2: Before You Write50 Questions
Exam 3: Writing and Revising50 Questions
Exam 4: E-Mails, Instant Messages, Memos50 Questions
Exam 5: Letters50 Questions
Exam 6: Persuasive Messages50 Questions
Exam 7: Negative Messages50 Questions
Exam 8: Informal Reports50 Questions
Exam 9: Proposals and Formal Reports50 Questions
Exam 10: Communicating in Person: Professionalism, Etiquette, Teamwork and Meetings50 Questions
Exam 11: Oral Presentations50 Questions
Exam 12: The Job Search, Résumés, and Cover Letters50 Questions
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Which strategy does your text reccommend for delivering unwelcome or negative news?
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Which statement best expresses the advice offered in the textbook about using a buffer in a negative message?
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You need to write a message refusing a request to act as master of ceremonies at a silent auction for a charitable cause. Which sentence would be most appropriate for the closing?
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The writing plan for refusing requests or claims recommends using a _________________ between the buffer and the reasons or explanation.
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Which sentence would be the best buffer for a bad-news letter declining an invitation to speak at an annual Chamber of Commerce awards banquet?
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Bad news can be de-emphasized by putting it in an independent clause or by using active-voice verbs.
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Which would be the best closing sentence for a message to employees telling them that the company will no longer provide a free parking space for each employee in the company lot, but will instead issue a limited number of parking passes based on evidence of ride-sharing?
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Most reputable businesses never grant questionable claims because they don't want to appear to be in the wrong.
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It is usually NOT necessary or appropriate to explain or give reasons for the bad news in a negative message.
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It is usually best to deal with a business problem by first sending a letter or e-mail so that everything is documented.
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