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Quiz # 3, MCQs
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1)
Which type of letter not only conveys information, but also establishes a contractual relationship between you and the organization or person offering you the position?
- A) Job application letter
- B) Acceptance letter
- C) Inquiry letter
- D) Transmittal letter
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2)
Which of the following is the primary vehicle for communication within an organization?
- A) Letter
- B) Report
- C) Memorandum
- D) Proposal
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3)
Why do Experts read technical and scientific documents?
- A) To maintain and expand their own general expertise
- B) To obtain specific answers to their own research and writing
- C) To evaluate a document's technical or scientific content.
- D) All of the above
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4)
Which phrase should be used while making a presentation?
- A) Please feel free to interrupt me with questions.
- B) Don't disturb me while I'm presenting these statistics.
- C) No, you're wrong. We need more staff.
- D) Please! No interruptions during the presentation.
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5)
Which phrase is correct?
- A) When were you born?
- B) When you are born?
- C) When are you born?
- D) When are you born?
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6)
Which of the following is best when you don’t need immediate feedback, but you do need speed?
- A) Written massage
- B) Electronic message
- C) Oral massage
- D) informal massage
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7)
Which of the following suggests the following statement? "First group the ideas and then put them in sequence."
- A) Revising a message
- B) Editing a message
- C) Organizing a message
- D) Planning a message
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8)
A letter or report to a customer from an employer belongs to which kind of communication?
- A) Official communication
- B) Officer Communication
- C) Administrator communication
- D) Manager Communication
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9)
Which of the following aims at gathering specific information?
- A) Letter of claim
- B) Letter of request
- C) Letter of inquiry
- D) Letter of information
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10)
When you are writing a routine message, what kind of approach will be used?
- A) The direct approach
- B) The indirect approach
- C) The long approach
- D) None of the above