The Opening of a Routine Inquiry Should Always

question 10

Multiple Choice

The opening of a routine inquiry should always

• A) ask a specific question.
• B) give the reader a clear sense of your purpose.
• C) orient the reader with a brief background statement.
• D) use a broad question to introduce the more specific questions you will ask in the body.
• E) provide an explanation of why you are making the inquiry.

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