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Khalida is sending an e-mail message to a client. Before sending it, she wants to make sure that she has made her point in the fewest possible words. What is Khalida checking for?
 A) Conciseness
  B) Format
  C) Clarity
  D) Vigor

Question 2

When speaking to culturally diverse audiences, _____ minimizes confusion and unnecessary embarrassment.
 A) being persistent in learning specific differences in customs
  B) maintaining direct eye contact with the audiences
  C) recognizing that presentations always stay on a precise schedule
  D) using jargons and figurative expressions



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

A



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