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Professional Communication Skills Practice Test: Technical Writing - Introduction
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Technical writing is the process of communicating information between multiple parties through a variety of mediums. The goal of technical writing is to explain how something works or provide instructions on how to do something.  Technical writing can include:  White papers, Instruction manuals, Handbooks, Product descriptions, Press releases, Reports, Briefs, Business proposals, Memos, Datasheets.  Technical writing can be made up of five components: Purpose, Target audience, Content, Organization, Style.  The seven Cs of communication can be used as a checklist for written and spoken... Show more
Professional Communication Skills Practice Test: Technical Writing - Introduction
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20 Questions

1. A scientist gets his special words from ____ language.
2. Talking comes under which type of communication?
3. Familiar words must be used in technical writing.
4. Which of these has maximum reach?
5. Which of these means bioscope?
6. A scientist gets his special words from ____ language.
7. How is good technical writing achieved?
8. Which of these words is used in technical writing?
9. Which of these are to be avoided in any style of writing?
10. Which of these is a technical word for slanting ?
11. Which of these words is used in technical writing?
12. Electricity is derived from _____ language.
13. Technical writing is same as general writing.
14. Which of these has maximum reach?
15. Which of these do not deal with precise information?
16. Which of these parameters are not required to define style?
17. Which of these is a technical word for slanting ?
18. Technical writing demands ______ use of language.
19. Any style must convey moral truth.
20. Any writer must convey truth with warmth.