Lecture 04 # Written Communication Flashcards

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  1. What does written communication involve?
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Written communication involves expressing ideas in writing, choosing precise words, and organizing them into cohesive sentences. It is more valid than speech but delays feedback.

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  1. List three advantages of written communication.
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1) Permanent record,
2) Can clarify oral messages,
3) Effective for relaying complex ideas.

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  1. Name two disadvantages of written communication.
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1) Takes time to receive feedback,
2) Lacks non-verbal signals and can be impersonal.

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  1. What are the two main categories of purposes in writing?
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1) General/Secondary purposes,
2) Specific/Primary purposes.

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  1. What is an example of a specific purpose in writing?
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To collect donations from philanthropists or to request credit.

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  1. Give an example of a general purpose in writing.
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To inform or to persuade.

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  1. How can you enhance clarity in writing?
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  1. Use precise language,
  2. Keep sentences short,
  3. Reread your writing,
  4. Ask for feedback.
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  1. Name the Seven Cs of effective communication.
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  1. Completeness,
  2. Conciseness,
  3. Consideration,
  4. Concreteness,
  5. Clarity,
  6. Courtesy,
  7. Correctness.
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  1. What are the three steps of the pre-writing stage?
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  1. Analyze,
  2. Anticipate,
  3. Adapt.
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  1. What are the steps in the writing process for effective business messages?
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1) Identify purpose,
2) Analyze audience,
3) Select ideas,
4) Collect data,
5) Organize message.

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  1. What are the three stages of the 3x3 Writing Process?
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  1. Pre-writing,
  2. Writing,
  3. Revising.
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  1. What are the three steps in the writing stage?
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  1. Research,
  2. Organize,
  3. Compose.
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  1. What are the three steps in the revising stage?
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  1. Revise,
  2. Proofread,
  3. Evaluate.
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  1. What does coherence in writing mean?
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Coherence means the logical connection and flow of ideas, making the message easy to follow.

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  1. What tools enhance the electronic writing process?
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Word processors and collaboration platforms that provide spell-check, track changes, and real-time collaboration.

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