Writing for Audiences of Another Culture Usually Requires

question 96

Multiple Choice

Writing for audiences of another culture usually requires

• A)a more formal style.
• B)a humorous anecdote.
• C)colorful adjectives or adverbs.
• D)the use of contractions such as we've to retain a conversational tone.
• E)the use of as much jargon as possible.

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Definitions:

Deadlines

Explicit or agreed-upon time limits within which tasks or objectives should be completed.

Information-gathering

The process of collecting data, facts, and details from various sources to gain a comprehensive understanding of a topic.

Interview

A method of gathering information and insights from one individual by another through a series of questions and answers.

Line of Work

Refers to one's profession or the specific industry in which someone is employed.