When Writing for the Public,an Author Should

question 57

Multiple Choice

When writing for the public,an author should

• A)use technical language.
• B)eliminate all pictures.
• C)provide concrete examples that cannot be misinterpreted.
• D)reference other authors so that the public can access more information.

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Definitions:

Absolute Rules

Laws or principles that are seen as universally true and not subject to change or exception.

Intuitive Understanding

An immediate grasp or recognition of patterns and principles without reliance on conscious reasoning.

General Will

A concept in political philosophy, particularly within Rousseau's work, referring to the collective will of the citizens of a state that aims at the common good.

Sincerely Motivated

Describes actions or behaviors driven by genuine intentions or beliefs, absent of deceit or falsity.