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Communications Concept 3
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Names a person, place, thing, or idea
Noun
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Which punctuation mark used to indicate the omission of characters or possession?
apostrophe
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A message that contains all the information needed to achieve the writer’s objective is considered to be ??
complete
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What are the methods of proofreading?
Comparative, Onscreen, Team
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How do you know a sentence is parallel?
It is easier to understand because it will have the same wording, ex: The work was done quickly and accurately.
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Clear messages are precise and ??
complete.
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Abbreviations rules included addresses, business names, miscellaneous, and ?
Expressions of time - be sure to study these from the notes.
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The words "and", "but", and "or" are examples of what part of speech?
conjunction
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When a sentence contains a series, which internal mark should be used to separate items in the series?
Comma
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What is a sentence that can stand alone, has a subject and a verb, and expresses a complete thought?
Independent
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A courteous message is positive, considerate, and bias-free. Be courteous by using proper names with their what?
Titles
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Number expression rules include numbers one through ten written as words and numbers 11 and up written as what?
figures
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A pronoun is a word that takes the place of what part of speech?
Noun
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This process is done with the final draft and involves making corrections that do not require use of reference materials.
Proofreading
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What are the four types of common biases?
Race, Gender, Age, Disability
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Concise messages are brief and ??
to the point!
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This is the technical term for a mark used to signal the end of a sentence.
External
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What is a nonrestrictive element?
not essential to the meaning of the sentence
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