10) With complex messages, it is a good idea to set aside a first draft for a day or two before beginning the revision process. 11) At the beginning of the revision process, you should evaluate the content of your message, and then review the effectiveness of its organization. 15) Using short paragraphs will help you improve the readability of your business messages because A) they will make your writing look inviting. B) they can help you emphasize your ideas. C) they are easier to read than long paragraphs. D) all of the above. 17) When you're writing a business message, use headings and subheadings to A) reveal how your document is organized. B) capture the attention of your readers. C) indicate shifts from one idea to the next. D) all of the above. 19) Skilled business writers A) use long sentences to emphasize important information. B) keep their sentences to an average length of 40 words or fewer. C) vary the length of their sentences. D) do all of the above. 22) Skillful writers use informative headings and subheadings to A) conceal the basic structure of the document. B) guide readers to think a certain way about the topics covered. C) add a decorative flair to mundane documents. D) take up space so the document doesn't look too short. 26) Skilled business writers keep all their sentences as short as possible. 27) Although you should vary the length of paragraphs in your business messages, in general you should strive for short paragraphs. 43) Because mobile users consume information one screen at a time, you should when you're writing to them. A) always format your message to be viewed from a vertical perspective B) include long, fully justified paragraphs in small font sizes C) divide your message into independent, easy-to-consume bites D) use stylized typefaces and complex layouts 47) Word combinations such as basic fundamentals, anonymous stranger, and future plans are examples of A) predicates. B) redundancies. C) squinting modifiers. D) camouflaged verbs