Which of the Following Is True of Oral and Written

question 70

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true of oral and written reports?

• A) Readers can rely on visual clues when interpreting oral reports.
• B) One may risk being incorrect in order to be engaging when delivering an oral report.
• C) The readers of a written report can control the pace of the communication.
• D) It is often acceptable to use a less formal style in written reports.
• E) In a written report, one must use inflection and pauses in order to enable reader to understand.

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Definitions:

AOQ Curve

A graphical representation depicting how the Average Outgoing Quality changes in relation to the fraction of products inspected or the effectiveness of the screening process.

Population Defective Rate

A measure in quality control that indicates the percentage of items in a population that are considered to be defective.

Tolerance Limit

The maximum and minimum allowable limits within which a product or service's characteristics must fall to be considered acceptable.

Standard Deviation

A measure of the amount of variation or dispersion of a set of values, indicating how much they deviate from the average.