Answer the question based on the following scratch list.

The Boston Hotel

High$-$end linens

$600-$thread$-$count sheets

Coffeemaker and selected teas

Imported beer

Fresh$-$squeezed juices

Affordability

Food and drink

Double$-$thick bath towels

Silk pillowcases

Raw silk curtains with gold embellishments

$$100/$night four$-$star rooms

Free snacks, shampoo, and conditioner

Free wireless Internet

There are three main categories of amenities indicated in the scratch list: high$-$end linens, affordability, and food and drink. Which of these groups include examples of supporting details for the main categories?

Affordability, coffeemaker and selected teas, food, and drink

High$-$end linens, free wireless Internet, and free snacks, shampoo, and conditioner

$$100/$night four$-$star rooms, silk pillowcases, and free snacks

Business messages typically follow either a direct strategy or an indirect strategy. The direct strategy, or frontloading, places the main idea at the beginning of a message.

Using a direct opening strategy $.$

An indirect strategy places the main idea after an explanation or reason.

Which of these is a situation that might call for an indirect strategy? Check all that apply.

You are writing to your division to inform them of a mandatory furlough.

You want to congratulate your boss on their promotion to division manager.

You want to convince your very old$-$fashioned boss to implement casual Fridays.

You need to reschedule a standing meeting with your staff.

You are giving an employee a formal performance warning.

Which of these is a benefit to using an indirect strategy?

Saves the reader time

Emphasizes the writer$$s concerns

Facilitates a fair hearing