A) use long sentences to emphasize important information.
B) keep their sentences to an average length of 40 words or fewer.
C) vary the length of their sentences.
D) do all of the above.
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A) usually a sign that the sentence could be shorter and more active.
B) perfectly acceptable, and you need not try to rewrite the sentence.
C) a sign that you are using active voice.
D) a sign that you are using passive voice.
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A) redundancy.
B) a dangling modifier.
C) a dependent clause.
D) a long noun sequence.
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A) eliminate redundancies
B) shorten long words and phrases
C) delete unnecessary words and phrases
D) convert sentences to "it is" or "there are" structures
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A) Using lists and bullets instead of narrative
B) Keeping all sentences the same length
C) Including headings and subheadings
D) Using shorter paragraphs
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A) The project manager is in charge of furnishing specifications until such time as the project gets underway.
B) All specifications should be provided by the project manager prior to the start of a project.
C) Project managers have the capability of changing specifications before the official start date.
D) The project manager must give the engineers the revised specifications before the project starts.
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A) cannot automatically correct misspelled words as you type.
B) highlights words it doesn't recognize.
C) suggests synonyms.
D) has eliminated the need for proofreading.
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A) assess the readability of your message
B) show proposed changes and a history of revisions
C) determine whether you've stated your message clearly and completely
D) highlight potential concerns, such as long sentences and passive voice
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A) a redundancy.
B) a strung-out sentence.
C) an indefinite pronoun starter.
D) an awkward reference.
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A) use long paragraphs with detailed information for direct-mail letters.
B) use long paragraphs if you want your document to look more inviting.
C) keep all paragraphs to fewer than 60 words.
D) use one-sentence paragraphs only occasionally, for emphasis.
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A) body paragraphs
B) bulleted and numbered lists
C) topics and subtopics
D) beginning and ending sections
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A) Similar ideas are not parallel.
B) It contains a dangling modifier.
C) It contains a split infinitive.
D) Nothing-it is grammatically correct as written.
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