A Less Important Factor May Well Be

question 1

Multiple Choice

A less important factor may well be:

• A) A factor which is at a higher level than the standard for the industry
• B) A factor which may be of significance in other parts of the organisation
• C) A factor which directly and significantly contributes to winning business
• D) A factor which has to be above a particular level to be considered by the customer

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Definitions:

First, Second

Terms denoting order or sequence, often used in classifications, stages, or degrees of categorization.

Passive-Voice Sentence

A sentence construction where the subject of the sentence is acted upon by the verb, often obscuring who or what is performing the action.

Subject

The main topic or area of interest under discussion, investigation, or study.

Being Acted On

The state of being subject to an action or influence, often used in legal contexts to describe a party affected by another's actions.