Author Question: Which of the following best illustrates the European or military style date line? A. Dec. 10th ... (Read 60 times)

jon_i · **on:** Jun 23, 2018

Which of the following best illustrates the European or military style date line?

A. Dec. 10th 2010
B. December 10, 2010
C. 10 December 2010
D. 2010, Dec. 10th

Question 2

Sharon, an employee at Coral Triangle Inc, wants to inform the company's senior management that her high revenue-generating project is progressing well and may be completed before the scheduled date. Which of the following practices should she avoid when addressing the senior management through e-mail?

A. She should avoid using a more formal tone.
B. She should avoid using contractions like you'll and here's.
C. She should avoid using the direct approach to inform senior management about the goodnews.
D. She should avoid using words like efficient, progress, and guarantee in the e-mail.

DylanD1323 · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

C
10 December 2010 best illustrates the European or military style date line. The European or
military style date line starts with the day of the month followed by the month, no comma, and
all four digits of the year.

Answer to Question 2

B
Sharon should avoid using contractions like you'll and here's when addressing the senior
management through an e-mail. Writers should avoid using contractions, but they should not
use stilted language either.