When a Person Writing a Message Knows Neither the Name

question 49

Multiple Choice

When a person writing a message knows neither the name nor the gender of the reader, the person should

• A) assume that the reader is female.
• B) send an informal message to the reader.
• C) find out the reader's name and assume the reader's gender.
• D) use a general group to which the reader belongs.
• E) omit the salutation and subject, and proceed with the body of the message.

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