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ss2343

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Which one of the following statements about e-mail etiquette is not consistent with the remaining statements?
 
  a. Address the receiver by name in the opening sentence.
  b. Always reread messages before sending them.
  c. Share e-mail messages you receive among your co-workers because the messages are all about the organization.
  d. Keep your message as concise as possible.

Question 2

When the amount of an office expenditure is small and repayment should be made immediately, it may be more convenient to make the payment by check rather than cash.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

F



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