The Opening of a Routine Inquiry Should Always

question 10

Multiple Choice

The opening of a routine inquiry should always

• A) ask a specific question.
• B) give the reader a clear sense of your purpose.
• C) orient the reader with a brief background statement.
• D) use a broad question to introduce the more specific questions you will ask in the body.
• E) provide an explanation of why you are making the inquiry.

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Definitions:

Changing Market Tastes

Alterations in consumer preferences and desires that occur over time, often influencing product development and marketing strategies.

Abundance of Resources

A situation where there is more than enough resources, such as time, money, and materials, available to meet the needs or objectives of a project or organization.

New Regulations

Refers to recently implemented laws or rules established by governing bodies to impose standards and guide the behavior of individuals or organizations.

Inadequate Research and Development

A situation where insufficient investment or attention is given to research and development efforts, potentially hindering innovation and long-term competitiveness.