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jerry coleman

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Many paralegals assigned a legal-writing task find it difficult to make the transition from the research stage to the drafting stage. To make the writing process easier, you might:
 
  a. Move to another part of the assignment, if you become stuck
  b. Begin with a part of the assignment about which you feel confident
  c. Avoid trying to make the first draft the final draft
  d. Move to another part of the assignment, if you become stuck and begin with
  a part of the assignment about which you feel confident
  e. All of these choices are correct

Question 2

Writing effectively requires efficiency in word usage. Concise statements are much more __________ than sentences with too many words.
 
  a. Clear
  b. Powerful
  c. Persuasive
  d. All of these choices are correct



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Answer to Question 1

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