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Communication and Documentation Flashcards

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  1. Which source would most likely be the most credible for a report on Missouri river flooding?

    Answer: A U.S. Geological Survey data page

    Government science agencies publish verified data, which makes them highly credible.

  2. When taking notes during a lecture, which strategy is most efficient?

    Answer: Recording key ideas using abbreviations and headings

    Capturing key ideas in short form keeps notes useful without falling behind.

  3. What is the main purpose of a thesis statement in an informational essay?

    Answer: To state the main idea the essay will explain

    The thesis states the central idea that the rest of the essay develops.

  4. A student uses a chart in a presentation. What should accompany the chart to make it clear?

    Answer: A title and labeled axes

    Titles and labels tell the audience what data the chart shows.

  5. Which revision fixes the run-on sentence: "The bus was late we missed the first class"?

    Answer: The bus was late; we missed the first class.

    A semicolon correctly joins two independent clauses.

  6. Why is it important to date written records and notes?

    Answer: It shows when information was recorded, supporting accuracy and order of events

    Dates create a timeline that shows when information was recorded.

  7. A speaker notices the audience looks confused. What is the best response?

    Answer: Rephrase the idea and give an example

    Rephrasing with an example adjusts the message to help the audience understand.