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13. When you need to revise a long, complex document, A) start the process as soon as you've finished your first draft. B) start by focusing on misspelled words and grammar errors. C) save time by multitasking while you're revising the document. D) try to put your draft aside for a couple of days before you start. E) start by looking for sentence level issues, such as grammar and spelling. a 14. A hidden agenda refers to A) a meeting agenda that is not revealed to others outside the meeting group. B) individuals harboring motives, which they conceal from the rest of the group. C) an agenda that members must look for before they can attend a meeting. D) an approach to group dynamics that helps facilitate group functioning. E) an agenda that is not shared until the meeting begins. 15. Word combinations such as basic fundamentals, anonymous stranger, and future plans are examples of A) predicates. B) redundancies. C) split modifiers. D) camouflaged verbs. E) parallel terms