Multiple Choice
In order to do an effective job at proofreading a document,
A) scan each page as quickly as you can.
B) go through the document several times.
C) avoid using a systematic approach.
D) stop the process after you've run the spell-checker.
E) read the document once,but thoroughly.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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