t must be simple. Using the example of a complex project he had to pitch to department heads at Rudi's, Radi discusses why it's vital to be able to break down your message into three key points. Answer the multiple choice questions that appear after the videoHide Instructions

Question Number $1)$ A message received that has the same meaning as the message intended is called $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$

a

communication: the process of transmitting information from one person to another

b

effective communication: the process of sending a message that is received with the same meaning as intended

c

oral communication: face$-$to$-$face conversation, group discussions, and telephone calls using the spoken word

d

written communication: memos, letters, reports notes, emails using the written word