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Froggy Jumps Professional Communications: StyleVersión en línea Mastering professional communication style por Nakyia M Morris (375329) 1 What describes a clear professional message? a Rambling and vague b Concise and specific c Long-winded and repetitive 2 What describes a clear professional message? a Rambling and vague b Concise and specific c Long-winded and repetitive 3 Which tone is appropriate for formal business emails? a Polite and respectful b Harsh and abrupt c Casual slang 4 Which tone is appropriate for formal business emails? a Polite and respectful b Harsh and abrupt c Casual slang 5 Active listening involves? a Ignoring the speaker b Interrupting to share your point c Paraphrasing and confirming understanding 6 Nonverbal cues in meetings include? a Crossed arms only b Avoiding eye contact entirely c Eye contact and nodding 7 When providing feedback, use? a Vague and delayed comments b Specific, timely, and constructive remarks c Only praise with no suggestions 8 Adapting communication to the audience means? a Using the same style for everyone b Talking louder regardless of context c Adjusting language and level of detail 9 Which is best for an email subject line? a Use emojis and vague terms b No subject line at all c Be specific and concise about the content 10 Bias in communication occurs when? a Assumptions distort the message b All messages are objective c Messages always consider diverse audiences 11 In meetings, one should? a Summarize action items and owners b Only speak when asked c Never take notes 12 When requesting information, you should? a Assume others know what you need b Ask informally without a deadline c State a clear deadline and required details

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Professional Communications: StyleVersión en línea

Mastering professional communication style

por Nakyia M Morris (375329)

What describes a clear professional message?

Rambling and vague

Concise and specific

Long-winded and repetitive

What describes a clear professional message?

Rambling and vague

Concise and specific

Long-winded and repetitive

Which tone is appropriate for formal business emails?

Polite and respectful

Harsh and abrupt

Casual slang

Which tone is appropriate for formal business emails?

Polite and respectful

Harsh and abrupt

Casual slang

Active listening involves?

Ignoring the speaker

Interrupting to share your point

Paraphrasing and confirming understanding

Nonverbal cues in meetings include?

Crossed arms only

Avoiding eye contact entirely

Eye contact and nodding

When providing feedback, use?

Vague and delayed comments

Specific, timely, and constructive remarks

Only praise with no suggestions

Adapting communication to the audience means?

Using the same style for everyone

Talking louder regardless of context

Adjusting language and level of detail

Which is best for an email subject line?

Use emojis and vague terms

No subject line at all

Be specific and concise about the content

Bias in communication occurs when?

Assumptions distort the message

All messages are objective

Messages always consider diverse audiences

In meetings, one should?

Summarize action items and owners

Only speak when asked

Never take notes

When requesting information, you should?

Assume others know what you need

Ask informally without a deadline

State a clear deadline and required details

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Professional Communications: StyleVersión en línea

por Nakyia M Morris (375329)

What describes a clear professional message?

What describes a clear professional message?

Which tone is appropriate for formal business emails?

Which tone is appropriate for formal business emails?

Active listening involves?

Nonverbal cues in meetings include?

When providing feedback, use?

Adapting communication to the audience means?

Which is best for an email subject line?

Bias in communication occurs when?

In meetings, one should?

When requesting information, you should?

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