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1.3.3. Written Communication
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- 1.
What does 'clarity' mean in written communication?
Hint
Think about how a clear message is received.
- 2.
Name two forms of written communication.
Hint
Remember the forms you use daily.
- 3.
What is written communication primarily used for?
- Social media posts
- Job applications
- Both
Hint
Consider where you see written communication the most.
- 4.
True or False: Written coherence is less important than speaking clearly.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about how important each form of communication is.
- 5.
You are tasked with writing a report on a recent project. What strategies would you use to ensure clarity and engagement?
Hint
Think about what grabs your attention when reading reports.
- 6.
Revise the following sentence for clarity and tone: 'You need to do this by tomorrow.'
Hint
How can you frame requests more politely?
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70%
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