When Checking for Typographical Errors, Double Check for All of the Following

question 68

Multiple Choice

When checking for typographical errors, double check for all of the following except

• A) correct spelling of proper names and information in charts and tables.
• B) the use of direct or indirect organization.
• C) errors that form a new word (and hence are not detected by software spell-checkers).
• D) repeated or omitted words.
• E) errors in titles and headings of reports.

Identify the elements crucial to concluding a speech effectively and the significance of such closures.

Distinguish between oral and written reports, including their delivery methods and presentation.

Understand the importance of appearance and physical behavior during a presentation.

Learn about the pitfalls of utilizing presentation software and how to avoid them.

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Statute of Frauds

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