Using Longer, More Complex Words in the Place of Shorter

question 27

Multiple Choice

Using longer, more complex words in the place of shorter words that mean the same thing

• A) usually increases the perceived intelligence of the writer.
• B) makes a message easier to understand.
• C) sometimes backfires as a strategy for impressing the reader.
• D) demonstrates your large innate vocabulary.
• E) produces efficient business communication.

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Definitions:

Legal Object

A legal term referring to the requirement that an agreement or contract must have a lawful purpose to be enforceable.

Public Policy

Principles and standards that guide governmental actions and decisions to address public issues, reflecting societal values and priorities.

Contractual Capacity

The legal ability of an individual or entity to enter into a binding contract.

Subject Matter

The topic or substance of discussion, debate, analysis, or interest, particularly in a legal document or context.