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English for Effective Business Writing Week 02 Quiz Answers
Quiz 1: Vocabulary quiz
Q1. Which is similar in meaning to the word ‘significant’? MULTIPLE ANSWERS CORRECT
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important
compelling
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Q2. Choose the BEST word to replace the word “change” in the sentence: We need to change our marketing plan since the economy has gone into a recession.
[expand title=View Answer] revise [/expand]
Q3. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: The company is offering free delivery and free samples as an added __ for new customers.
[expand title=View Answer] incentive [/expand]
Q4. Which are common words that appear AFTER ‘inquire’? MULTIPLE ANSWERS CORRECT
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into
about
at
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Q5. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: You will receive an e-mail __ of your purchase.
[expand title=View Answer] confirmation [/expand]
Quiz 2: Challenging grammar: -ing vs. -ed
Q1. Choose the correct word to fill in the blank: ‘Yesterday’s quiz was very __________.’
[expand title=View Answer] challenging [/expand]
Quiz 3: Module 2 Quiz
Q1. In terms of its genre, every type of written communication usually has three differences: its register, format, and __.
[expand title=View Answer] tone [/expand]
Q2. In reference to genre, the __ of the document means its level of formality or type of language used.
[expand title=View Answer] register [/expand]
Q3. Though each business writing genre may have variations in content, it will remain consistent in terms of its unique:
[expand title=View Answer] register, format, and structure. [/expand]
Q4. The _ of wine in the bottle was disappearing quickly!
[expand title=View Answer] amount [/expand]
Q5. The _ lawyer in the firm has gone on indefinite leave.
[expand title=View Answer] principal [/expand]
Q6. Business letters and internal memos are different based primarily on which of the following:
[expand title=View Answer] Audience and function [/expand]
Q7. Business email writers should always write a clear subject line which______.
[expand title=View Answer] describes the purpose of the email[/expand]
Q8. The language used in a business report should be factual, timely, direct and _.
[expand title=View Answer] concise [/expand]
Q9. The appendix of a report contains information that _.
[expand title=View Answer] provides technical detail about the problem that is key to understanding the analysis [/expand]
Q10. What is the purpose of the executive summary in a business report?
[expand title=View Answer] To provide an overview of the subject, which methods were used to analyze the data, the findings and recommendations. [/expand]
Q11. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: You will receive an e-mail __ of your order.
[expand title=View Answer] confirmation [/expand]
Q12. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: Factors that could cause or contribute to such differences include competitive trends in a __ market.
[expand title=View Answer] dynamic [/expand]
Q13. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: The collapse of the economy was __ for all who invested heavily in the market.
[expand title=View Answer] frightening [/expand]
Q14. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
[expand title=View Answer] Our office manager lives by a simple rule, he fires any employee who leaves the office before him.[/expand]
Q15. Which of the following words is similar to the word ‘revise’.
[expand title=View Answer] amend [/expand]
English for Effective Business Writing Week 03 Quiz Answers
Quiz 2: Peer-review practice: Persuasive email
Q1. Does the email contain 3 paragraphs?
[expand title=View Answer] Yes [/expand]
Q2. Has the appropriate directness approach been used? Direct or Indirect?
[expand title=View Answer] A direct approach has been used [/expand]
Q3. Is the opening personalized?
[expand title=View Answer] The opening refers specifically to previous
correspondence or contact but could be more personalized. [/expand]
Q4. Has a benefit for the reader been stated?
[expand title=View Answer] A benefit has been given but it could be more suitable for the reader. [/expand]
Q5. Is there a call for action?
[expand title=View Answer] A call for action has been stated but it could be clearer and more persuasive.[/expand]
Q6. Is the closing positive?
[expand title=View Answer] The closing is positive overall but could be more appropriate for the audience. [/expand]
Q7. Has the writer used persuasive language? e.g. personal pronouns, adjectives & adverbs, positive tone
[expand title=View Answer] The writer has used some persuasive language but sometimes used inappropriate tone or style AND/OR more persuasive language could be used. [/expand]
Q8. Has the writer tried to be persuasive?
[expand title=View Answer] The email is persuasive in some areas but other areas need more persuasion. [/expand]
Quiz 3: Vocabulary quiz
Q1. Which of the following words is similar to the word ‘comprehensive’? MULTIPLE ANSWERS POSSIBLE
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1.complete
2.extensive
3.all-inclusive
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Q2. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: We need to wait for _ from the Board of Directors before we proceed on the merger.
[expand title=View Answer] approval [/expand]
Q3. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: Senior management would like to __ new software into its inventory management system.
[expand title=View Answer] integrate [/expand]
Q4. Which of the following is similar to the word ‘appropriate’? MULTIPLE ANSWERS POSSIBLE
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1.proper
2.pertinent
3.suitable
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Q5. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: To avoid high staff turnover rates, we should offer attractive company benefits that will improve the recruitment and __ of good employees.
[expand title=View Answer] retention [/expand]
Quiz 4: How concise are you?
Q1. Choose the BEST word or phrase to make the following sentence concise: The team __ the employees.
[expand title=View Answer] surveyed[/expand]
Q2. Choose the BEST word or phrase to make the following sentence concise: The manager __ Kingsley.
[expand title=View Answer] offered to promote [/expand]
Q3. Replace each multiword phrase with one word:
- as a means of
- at this point in time
- due to the fact that
- in a timely manner
- in regard to
- in the event that
- no later than
- with the exception of
What do you think? <!-- wp:shortcode --> [expand title=View Answer] a means of → to at this point in time → now due to the fact that → because in a timely manner → promptly in regard to → regarding in the event that → if no later than → by with the exception of → except for [/expand] <!-- /wp:shortcode -->
Q4. Which sentence is more concise and why?
[expand title=View Answer] Our invention is a breakthrough in the coffee industry. [/expand]
Q5. Instructions Rewrite the sentence below so that the message is clear, active, and concise. Then compare your text to our suggested answer. Sentence
An investigation will be conducted by the Anti-Corruption Bureau into the issues raised by Kent Massey.
What do you think? <!-- wp:shortcode --> [expand title=View Answer] The Anti Corruption Bureau will investigate the issues raised by Kent Masssey. [/expand] <!-- /wp:shortcode -->
Q6. Instructions
Rewrite the sentence below so that the message is clear, active and concise. Then compare your text to our suggested answer.
Sentence
At this very moment in time, it has come to our understanding that the new machinery will be able to produce 30 percent more coffee than the amount that can be produced by our current machinery.
[expand title=View Answer] We have learned that the new machinery can produce 30 percent more coffee than our current machinery [/expand]
Quiz 5: Pattern #2 Independent Clause: Appositive
Q1. Which of the following is the CORRECT use of the Independent Clause: Appositive sentence pattern?
[expand title=View Answer] There are two things to ensure a motivated team: commitment and honesty. [/expand]
Q2. Choose the BEST appositive for the following independent clause – ‘There is only one direction for your firm –‘
[expand title=View Answer] Downsize [/expand]
Q3. Choose the CORRECT Independent Clause to match the following Appositive – ‘Time and Money’. (Multiple answers possible)
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1.We should work on two factors that can lead you to being a satisfied employee at our firm:
2.Our company will support you in two ways –
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Q4. Which of the following Independent Clause: Appositive sentence patterns are CORRECT?
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1.The solution to poor staff morale: reward and empowerment.
2.Our organization has one single mission – Philanthropy
[/expand]
Quiz 6: Module 3 Quiz
Q1. It is usually better to use the Direct Approach in business email writing because
[expand title=View Answer] Your reader normally prefers this.[/expand]
Q2. How should you use the Indirect Approach to structure negative or sensitive messages?
[expand title=View Answer] Buffer, Explanation, Bad News, Redirect [/expand]
Q3. When writing persuasive emails your opening should contain the following:
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Previous correspondence.
An attention-getter.
Show understanding of the reader.
[/expand]
Q4. The best way to be persuasive in email writing is to
[expand title=View Answer] Identify the needs and concerns of the reader and match them with the benefits you can offer.[/expand]
.
Q5. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the
sentence: We need to ensure we have the staff’s ___ in
order to guarantee that this strategy will be implemented.
[expand title=View Answer] commitment [/expand]
Q6. Which of the following words are similar to the verb ‘require’? MULTIPLE ANSWERS CORRECT
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1.necessitate
2.need
3.demand
4.request
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Q7. Choose the BEST appositive for the following independent clause – ‘After the recent scandal, there is only one option for the CEO –‘
[expand title=View Answer]Resign. [/expand]
Q8. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
[expand title=View Answer]Management is aware that there are personnel problems throughout the company. [/expand]
Q9. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
[expand title=View Answer] An audience analysis is worth doing before writing any kind of document. [/expand]
Q10. Which of the following subject lines would be appropriate for a business email?
[expand title=View Answer] Request for information about your product XYZ [/expand]
Q11. To help understand a rhetorical situation, you should be aware of __. MULTIPLE ANSWERS CORRECT
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the beliefs, values and knowledge of your readers
how your credibility will be perceived by readers
the type of medium used to write
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Q12. Which sentence places MORE emphasis on being successful?
[expand title=View Answer] Heads of companies need to be both good leaders and good managers –if they want to be successful). [/expand]
Q13. Which rhetorical devices are often used in business writing? MULTIPLE ANSWERS CORRECT
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1.repetition
2.metaphors
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Q14. Writers should consider appealing to _ when attempting to persuade readers. MULTIPLE ANSWERS CORRECT
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1.logic
2.emotions
3.authority
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Q15. Some elements of the rhetorical situation include:_. (MULTIPLE ANSWERS CORRECT)
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Institutions: What are the rules surrounding or constraining the foregoing elements?
Exigence: What happens, or fails to happen? What compels the writing?
Relations: What are the relationships, especially the power differences, among the persons?
Medium: What medium will the writer use? How will the text be received?
Persons: Who are involved in the exigence, and what roles do they play?
[/expand]
Quiz 7: Peer review practice
Q1. Are there any changes made to the email?
[expand title=View Answer] Yes[/expand]
Q2. Are the grammar errors corrected?
[expand title=View Answer] All five grammar errors are identified and corrected[/expand]
Q3. Are the vocabulary errors corrected?
[expand title=View Answer] All three vocabulary errors are identified and corrected [/expand]
Q4. Is there an explanation provided for why changes were made to the text?
[expand title=View Answer] Yes [/expand]
English for Effective Business Writing Week 04 Quiz Answers
Quiz 1: Plain English practice
Q1. Rewrite the passage below using plain English.
A recommendation was made by local businesses that
consideration be given by the government to review the situation about the fact
that road conditions hinder the flow of customers to their stores.
[expand title=View Answer] Local businesses suggested that the government should review the road conditions because they believe it’s affecting customer traffic to their stores. [/expand]
Quiz 2: Vocabulary quiz
Q1. Choose the BEST word to complete the following sentence: The increase in customers is an __ of how much the company has grown.
[expand title=View Answer] indicator [/expand]
Q2. Choose the BEST word to complete the following sentence: The question of equity and the marketability of equity is a contentious problem and can be looked at in two ways, from the perspective ____the international firm and also the national one.
[expand title=View Answer] of [/expand]
Q3. Which words are similar in meaning to the word ‘stability’? MULTIPLE ANSWERS CORRECT
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steadiness
secureness
durability
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Q4. Which of the following will BEST replace the word ‘promote’ in the sentence: The President’s visit was intended to promote foreign trade between our two countries.
[expand title=View Answer] further [/expand]
Q5. Choose the BEST word to complete the following sentence: The company is looking to __ its customer relations to improve its market share.
[expand title=View Answer] enhance [/expand]
Quiz 3: Practising your active and passive voice
Q1. Rewrite the following sentence in the active voice. What
effect is created by changing the voice?
The number of Internet users was estimated to be over one billion.
[expand title=View Answer] Changing to active voice: Experts estimated that over one billion people use the Internet. Effect: The active voice makes the sentence more direct and engaging.[/expand]
Q2. Rewrite the following sentence in the passive voice. What effect is created by changing the voice?
We spent a lot of time on the marketing plan.
[expand title=View Answer] Effect: The passive voice places more emphasis on the action (spending time) rather than who performed it. [/expand]
Q3. Rewrite the following sentence in the active voice. What effect is created by changing the voice?
Electricity is used for all
kinds of purposes.
[expand title=View Answer] Changing to active voice: People use electricity for all kinds of purposes.
Effect: The active voice clarifies who uses electricity and makes the sentence more straightforward. [/expand]
Quiz 4: Module 4 Quiz
Q1. The phrase ‘attractive, blonde bus driver’ could easily be considered gender insensitive because______.
[expand title=View Answer] The gender and appearance of the bus driver is irrelevant in terms of his/her occupation and performance. [/expand]
Q2. Which of the following is an example of a grammatically correct way to avoid the ‘masculine pronoun’?
[expand title=View Answer] If customers want to complain about the store’s customer service, they should speak to the manager of the store.[/expand]
Q3. One way writers can be more gender-sensitive and avoid using the default masculine pronoun is by using __ rather than ‘he’.
[expand title=View Answer] they [/expand]
Q4. If, in your pursuit to write in Plain English, you try to write at the level of an 8th-grade student, you would use precise familiar language, _ and __.
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1.cut out all repetitive redundant language and eliminate jargon
2.remove academic references and be sure to use citations
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Q5. People tend to write in a complicated, convoluted style because __.
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they were taught this was the ‘academic’ style of writing
they are copying the style of writing commonly found in their workplace
they are using jargon associated with their field of employment
[/expand]
Q6. Why should businesses be concerned if their employees do not write in a simple, direct way?
[expand title=View Answer] The businesses are potentially losing customers and, therefore, money. [/expand]
Q7. The purpose of a memo should be in the
[expand title=View Answer] Opening paragraph. [/expand]
Q8. How can you identify the appropriate audience for a memo?
[expand title=View Answer] Do an audience analysis. [/expand]
Q9. The usual tone and style used for a memo should be
[expand title=View Answer] Formal, semi-formal, neutral [/expand]
Q10. Choose the BEST word to complete the following sentence: As a new employee, he worked hard to __ himself in the company.
[expand title=View Answer]establish [/expand]
Q11. What is the noun form of ‘transmit’?
[expand title=View Answer] Transmission [/expand]
Q12. Which sentence is using the active voice?
[expand title=View Answer] The finance department will publish the quarterly results in the next financial report. [/expand]
Q13. You should always use an active voice in your writing.
[expand title=View Answer] False [/expand]
Q14. Which sentence(s) is grammatically correct?
[expand title=View Answer] The economy seems to be improving; therefore, we should anticipate higher growth this year. [/expand]
Q15. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
[expand title=View Answer] The farm lands have not been productive since they were destroyed in the war.[/expand]
Quiz 5: Peer review practice quiz for grammar and vocabulary errors
Q1. Are there any changes made to the memo?
[expand title=View Answer] Yes [/expand]
Q2.Are the grammar errors corrected?
[expand title=View Answer]All five grammar errors are identified and corrected. [/expand]
Q3. Are the vocabulary errors corrected?
[expand title=View Answer] All three vocabulary errors are identified and corrected[/expand]
Q4. Is there an explanation provided for why changes were made to the text?
[expand title=View Answer] Yes [/expand]
Quiz 5: Peer-review practice quiz for memo
Q1. Is the memo between 10-18 sentences? (Not including headings)
[expand title=View Answer] Yes [/expand]
Q2. Does the memo begin with clear To, From, Date and Subject headings?
[expand title=View Answer]Yes [/expand]
Q3. Is the purpose of the memo clearly stated in the first paragraph?
[expand title=View Answer] Yes [/expand]
Q4. Is the tone and style of the text correct for the intended audience?
[expand title=View Answer] No, the tone and style are inappropriate for the audience. [/expand]
Q5. Is the language and sentence structure clear and concise?
[expand title=View Answer] The language and sentence structure is frequently inappropriate (e.g. repetitive, overly long, wordy). [/expand]
Q6. Is the grammar correct?
[expand title=View Answer] There are grammatical errors but they do not affect comprehension.[/expand]
Q7. Is the vocabulary correct in terms of usage and spelling?
[expand title=View Answer] There are some spelling and/or vocabulary mistakes but most of the message is understandable. [/expand]
English for Effective Business Writing Week 05 Quiz Answers
Quiz 2: Vocabulary quiz
Q1. Which word is opposite in meaning to the word ‘merge’? MULTIPLE ANSWERS CORRECT
[expand title=View Answer]separate [/expand]
Q2. Choose the BEST word to complete the following sentence: The company hopes that such measures will __ its position in the market.
[expand title=View Answer] consolidate [/expand]
Q3. Which of the following words appear often before the verb ‘saturate’?
[expand title=View Answer]
to
will
can
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Q4. Choose the BEST word to complete the following sentence: __ with this letter are the invoices that you requested.
[expand title=View Answer] Enclosed [/expand]
Q5. Choose the BEST word to complete the following sentence: Both companies have agreed to __ and will present their cases to the court.
[expand title=View Answer] arbitration[/expand]
Quiz 3: Module 5 Quiz
Q1. At its heart, an executive summary is a _ document.
[expand title=View Answer]persuasive [/expand]
Q2. Within the ‘Introduction’ of an executive summary, the writer should accomplish the following three things:
[expand title=View Answer]
2) an articulation of the specific problem the company is experiencing; and
3) a statement of the goals the company has related to solving the problem.
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Q3. In the executive summary for a business proposal, it is important to provide an overview of the problems your potential client is experiencing because:
[expand title=View Answer] you want to focus the client’s attention and convince them that these problems need to be addressed, preferably using the solutions you are proposing. [/expand]
Q4. When writing the content of an executive summary one should focus on providing _
[expand title=View Answer] an overview of your business proposal, focusing on organizational issues and outcomes.[/expand]
Q5. In the executive summary for a business proposal, you can attract the potential client’s attention by __
[expand title=View Answer] solving the problem or meeting the need the potential client is experiencing.[/expand]
Q6. When addressing the practical issues (e.g. money, time schedule) in an executive summary for a business proposal, you should focus on __
[expand title=View Answer] addressing the issue of cost vs benefit and briefly explaining the schedule, but avoiding detailed explanations.[/expand]
Q7. Choose the BEST word to complete the following sentence: If we are to remain competitive we must sell our product for a __ lower price than our competitors.
[expand title=View Answer] significant [/expand]
Q8. Complete the following sentence with a word from this modules vocabulary list: Their new products are __ the market leaving our company no room for growth.
[expand title=View Answer]saturating [/expand]
Q9. You should never nominalize verbs or adjectives in your writing.
[expand title=View Answer] false [/expand]
Q10. Which is an example of a periodic sentence?
[expand title=View Answer] I am willing to pay slightly more for their product, considering the free service, the low maintenance, and the quality. [/expand]
Q11. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
[expand title=View Answer]I hope that the development of tertiary education will make Hong Kong prosperous. [/expand]
Q12. Which of the following has a positive connotation?
[expand title=View Answer] plump [/expand]
Q13. Which of the following phrases can be used as a concession transition?
[expand title=View Answer] Although it is true that [/expand]
While it may appear that
Q14. Which of the following phrases can be used as an additive transition?
[expand title=View Answer] In addition to [/expand]
Q15. Which is a de-nominalized form of the word remuneration
[expand title=View Answer] remunerate [/expand]
Q16. The key factor in presenting data in an effective way is to have
[expand title=View Answer] Simple and uncomplicated charts [/expand]
Quiz 4: Peer-review practice quiz
Q1. Is the document between 40-60 sentences? (Not including headings)
[expand title=View Answer] Yes[/expand]
Q2. Does the document inform of the market opportunities (i.e. ‘problems’ that need to be solved) and provide a brief overview of how to implement strategies that exploit these opportunities?
[expand title=View Answer] Either market opportunities, or a strategy is outlined, but not both. [/expand]
Q3. Is the style and tone of the text correct for the intended audience?
[expand title=View Answer]Yes [/expand]
- Yes, but the writer uses inappropriate style.
Q4. Is the purpose of the document (i.e. to inform and persuade) clear?
[expand title=View Answer]Yes, but the purpose is only made clear near the middle and end of the summary. [/expand]
Q5. Are headings and subheadings used effectively?
[expand title=View Answer] Yes, headings are used to aid in organization. [/expand]
Q6. Is the grammar correct?
[expand title=View Answer] There are grammatical errors but they do not affect comprehension. [/expand]
Q7. Does the writer use varied sentences that are appropriate for the genre?
[expand title=View Answer] Overall, there is some evidence of sentence variety. [/expand]
Q8. Is the vocabulary correct in terms of usage and spelling?
[expand title=View Answer] There are some spelling and/or vocabulary mistakes but most of the message is understandable. [/expand]
.
English for Effective Business Writing Week 06 Quiz Answers
Quiz 1: Final exam
Q1. It is usually better to use the Direct approach in business email writing because
[expand title=View Answer]Your reader normally prefers this. [/expand]
Q2. You are about to write an email informing a job applicant that they were unsuccessful in their job application. Which approach should you use?
[expand title=View Answer]The Indirect Approach [/expand]
Q3. Which of the following would be a buffer for communicating sensitive or negative massages?
[expand title=View Answer] We appreciate the time and effort you have spent writing this proposal.[/expand]
Q4. When writing persuasive emails your opening should contain the following
[expand title=View Answer]
Previous Correspondence.
An attention-getter.
Show understanding of the reader.
[/expand]
Q5. There is limited time and space for writing persuasive content and language in an email because
[expand title=View Answer] Business people can receive up to hundreds of emails and they don’t have the time. [/expand]
Q6. Which of the following are NOT features of persuasive language in email writing?
[expand title=View Answer] Personal pronouns [/expand]
Q7. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: ‘Once we have received the ____ from your marketing department, we will send the proposal to our Finance department for approval.’
[expand title=View Answer] Quotation [/expand]
Q8. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: ‘The ____ company is owned by ABC’s parent company XYZ Holdings’
[expand title=View Answer] Subsidiary [/expand]
Q9. Which of the following words is similar to ‘comprehensive? (Multiple answers possible)
[expand title=View Answer]
Complete
Extensive
[/expand]
Q10. Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
[expand title=View Answer] ABC company is familiar with the 18-25 youth market.[/expand]
Q11. Which of the following sentences is grammatically incorrect?
[expand title=View Answer] Mike Peters is afraid his proposal is not convincing enough. [/expand]
Q12. Which of the following is the CORRECT use of the Independent Clause: Appositive sentence pattern?
[expand title=View Answer] There are two things to ensure a motivated team: commitment and honesty. [/expand]
.
Q13. Which of the following Independent Clause: Appositive sentence patterns are INCORRECT?
[expand title=View Answer] Mike Peters believes his proposal will work – success. [/expand]
Q14. Which of the following is NOT an example of a written genre in business?
[expand title=View Answer]SMS (text)[/expand]
Q15. The register of a written genre refers to the __.
[expand title=View Answer] formality or type of language used. [/expand]
Q16. The _ of business letters can vary widely, but their _ does not.
[expand title=View Answer] format/structure [/expand]
Q17. The tone of business letters should be __, even if you are writing to complain about something.
[expand title=View Answer] polite and formal [/expand]
Q18. The information in a formal business report can be integral in the decision-making process of a company, so this information presented in the standard __ for any report.
[expand title=View Answer] format [/expand]
Q19. The register used in a formal business report should be precise and concise so readers can _.
[expand title=View Answer] easily understand the information [/expand]
Q20. Which of the following is untrue? The writing process should begin with brainstorming in order to __.
[expand title=View Answer] ask yourself how you can learn from certain concepts or data [/expand]
Q21. When conducting an attitudinal analysis of your audience, you consider what your audience͛s attitude may be towards both the __.
[expand title=View Answer] topic and you the writer [/expand]
Q22. Choose the BEST word to fill in the gap for the sentence: John is already at the top of his pay scale at work, so he doesn’t have any __ to work harder.
[expand title=View Answer] incentive [/expand]
Q23. Which of the following words is similar to ͚innovation͛?
[expand title=View Answer] newness [/expand]
Q24. Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
[expand title=View Answer] Tomorrow we leave for our vacation. I’m so excited! [/expand]
Q25. Which of the following compound sentences with an explanatory statement separated by a colon (:) is correct?
[expand title=View Answer] A lizard never worries about losing its tail: it can always grow another. [/expand]
Q26. Since Richard had already been fired from his job and was in the process of divorcing his wife, he felt that he had little to _.
[expand title=View Answer] lose [/expand]
Q27. The train service __ Hong Kong and Guangzhou is quite efficient.
[expand title=View Answer] between [/expand]
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