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A) organize your message just as you would a written response
B) always begin with a direct answer
C) never admit that you don't have the answer immediately available
D) if your response is likely to disappoint, use the direct organization plan
E) if your response is not controversial, begin with details and lead up to the answer
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A) jump right into the directions at the start of your messag
B) if the sequence or order of steps is important, use bullets instead of numbers
C) include only one action per step of instructions
D) if an instruction is conditional, identify the condition after the action verb
E) if a step requires explanation, place the explanation before the action
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A) including specific details about the act for which you are expressing gratitude
B) writing legibly so that your reader can understand the content of your message
C) coming up with a message generic enough that it could be used for anyone by just changing names
D) making an apology sound sincere when you are just going through the motions
E) keeping the details to a minimum so that your message isn't too lengthy
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A) You should explain the reason behind the problem.
B) You should tell the customer how you will prevent this problem from reoccurring.
C) A good explanation of the problem can win consumer confidence.
D) An explanation that sounds like an excuse will result in a negative reaction.
E) It is necessary to apologize to the customer for the problem.
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A) will divert readers' focus from the directions that are the point of the message
B) is unnecessary in most cases and will confuse readers
C) will help your audience understand when and why they need to use the instructions
D) will waste readers' time and distract from the instructional aspect of the message
E) will give readers all the information they need and allow them to skip to the end of the message
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A) Thank-you messages
B) Congratulatory messages
C) Condolences
D) "For-your-information" messages
E) Informational messages
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A) you should email your boss that night, confirming your appointment for tomorrow
B) you should try to find your boss at the office in the morning to remind her about your meeting
C) you should assume that your boss will put the meeting in her calendar, so no further action on your part is necessary
D) you should wait for your boss to email you confirming the meeting
E) you should write a letter to your boss confirming the meeting
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A) must only be sent to people with whom you have a close relationship
B) should never be sent in greeting cards
C) should not be sent until an appropriate amount of time has passed after you hear about the situation
D) are more meaningful when handwritten
E) will not be appreciated by business acquaintances
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A) write a few lines on the card to express your compassion and understanding
B) never use a premade card in a situation like this, as it is crass and tactless
C) wait at least three days before sending the card, as sending it too soon is inconsiderate
D) type the greeting and closing in the card, as this shows more compassion and concern than doing so by hand
E) not send condolences since you don't have a close personal relationship with this coworker
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