A) you write the message quickly and efficiently.
B) information presented is easy to read and comprehend.
C) all sentences contain ten or fewer words.
D) all paragraphs contain five or fewer lines.
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A) Reply to an e-mail message as soon as you read it; don't read additional e-mail messages in your in-box because doing so might confuse you.
B) If you can't reply immediately, send a quick message to acknowledge receipt of the message and to tell the sender when you'll be able to reply.
C) Include the sender's entire original message in the body of your reply so that he/she knows what you're responding to.
D) Retain the original subject line to identify a conversation thread even if the topic shifts.
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A) Urgent!
B) Our next staff meeting will be held on the 15th of August.
C) Please Attend Staff Meeting August 15
D) Please Read Right Away
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A) Instant messaging is more expensive to use than faxes or phone calls.
B) Organizations fear that privileged information and company records will be revealed through public instant messaging systems, which hackers can easily penetrate.
C) Delivery of instant messages takes longer than e-mail message delivery.
D) Many companies forbid instant messaging use for all of these reasons.
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A) Please submit your report by August 1 so that the information can be presented at the seminar.
B) Please let me know if I may be of further assistance.
C) Thank you in advance for answering my questions.
D) It's been great talking with you.
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A) E-mail messages should be revised for clarity as viewed from the sender's perspective.
B) Since e-mail messages are informal, a few spelling and punctuation mistakes are acceptable.
C) The writer of an e-mail should plan for feedback to ensure that the message is successful.
D) Phase 3 has little importance in routine messages.
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A) I have just read your May 10 e-mail message about working overtime.
B) Yes, I'm available to work overtime next weekend.
C) Thank you for your e-mail message of the 10th in which you asked about my ability to work overtime this weekend.
D) This is to inform you that I received your May 10 e-mail message.
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A) You are not allowed to smoke inside any room in any building according to the company's smoke-free workplace policy.
B) This is to inform you that the company at which you are currently employed has a smoke-free workplace policy.
C) Haven't you noticed the no-smoking signs located throughout the workplace?
D) Smokers may use the smoking area outside the north entrance as part of our smoke-free workplace policy.
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A) have topics that are not sensitive.
B) require persuasion.
C) are indirect and begin with an explanation.
D) need not be carefully organized because they are informal.
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A) E-mail
B) Podcast
C) Interoffice memo
D) All of the above are appropriate channels for sending confidential information.
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A) To help the receiver act on the subject, discuss only one idea.
B) Because e-mail messages and memos are informal, do not use numbered or bulleted lists.
C) Use graphics, various fonts, and different formatting freely.
D) Type the body in all uppercase letters to make it look important.
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