Which of the Following Is Not Good Advice for Writing

question 92

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not good advice for writing effective goodwill messages?

• A) Be direct: state the main idea in the first sentence or two.
• B) Be enthusiastic: use strong words to demonstrate your sincerity.
• C) Be prompt: send a goodwill message while the reason is still fresh in the reader's mind.
• D) Be specific: mention a specific incident or anecdote.
• E) Be brief: use a short note for most circumstances.

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Definitions:

Useful Explanation

Explanation that provides a significant amount of understanding or clarity on a subject or phenomenon.

Truth

Truth is the property of being in accord with fact or reality, often considered as objective, universal, or corresponding to actual states of affairs.

Two-World Assumption

The belief in a distinct separation between the tangible, empirical world and an intangible, often spiritual or theoretical world.

Skepticism

The philosophical belief that knowledge is not possible, that doubt will not be overcome by any valid arguments. A philosopher who holds this belief is called a skeptic. Skepticism is not merely personal doubt but also requires systematic doubt, with reasons for that doubt.