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Chapter 4 Final Exam Questions

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Chapter 4 Final Exam Questions

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Question 1 of 7

1. Question
The forecasting sentence:
- Sets the deadline, schedule, or urgency of the timeline.
- Tells the reader the topic of the paragraph.
- Is used in place of the business application/significance.
- Should not be used with a list.
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2. Question
Which of the following is true about lists?
- Lists are the starting blocks of Rambling Ralph.
- Lists should be hidden in paragraphs.
- You should not use a list in your writing.
- Lists are easier to understand than blocks of text.
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3. Question
Using bullets with a list:
- Creates confusion for the reader.
- Draws attention to the list items.
- Should only be done if the list follows a linear sequence.
- Should only be done if the list is alphabetical.
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Question 4 of 7

4. Question
To create parallel structure:
- Each sentence should begin with the same part of speech.
- Each paragraph should be no longer than six sentences.
- Each list should use the Roman numeral system.
- Each document should contain two lists.
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Question 5 of 7

5. Question
When you’re not yet clear about what you want to get done, what should you do first?
- Put the writing off until a later date.
- Brainstorm, make a list, and sort it.
- Write down your journey of discovery and email it.
- Write, rewrite, then keep rewriting until you gain clarity.
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6. Question
Which of the following should be contained in a list?
- Key points and supporting details
- Forecasting subject lines
- Concrete deadlines
- Non-parallel headings
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Question 7 of 7

7. Question
How many business communications contain a list of key points?
- About 2%
- About 25%
- About 40%
- About 80%
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