You can give emphasis to key points by ________.1 pointusing simple sentencesmaking important ideas the subjectgiving more space to important ideasboth B and CIf you want to emphasize the idea in a dependent clause, where should you put it in the sentence?1 pointAt the beginningAt the endIn the middleBetween two strong verbsSelect the sentence that is bias-free.1 pointAll sales representatives and their wives are invited to the reception.All salesmen and their spouses are invited to the reception.All sales representatives and their guests are invited to the reception.All salesmen and their guests are invited to the reception.What is jargon?1 pointThe specialized language of a particular professionBuzzwords that signal you're an insiderTerms and phrases so common they have lost their meaningFamiliar words that most people will understandA sentence that expresses one main thought and one or more subordinate thoughts related to it is called a ________.1 pointcomplex sentencecompound sentencesimple sentencecompound-complex sentenceIdentify the voice in the following sentence: When the committee hired Jane, they followed correct procedures.1 pointImperative or vocativeActiveState of beingPassiveIdentify the voice in the following sentence: Be sure to fill out each item on the form.1 pointImperative or vocativeState of beingActivePassiveIn business writing, grammatical correctness is very important because ________.1 pointerrors can damage your credibilityerrors can confuse the readerit shows your education levelboth A and BWhich voice will allow you to be diplomatic about pointing out a problem or error?1 pointState of beingActivePassiveImperative or vocativeWhich voice will allow you to write more direct, shorter, and more vigorous sentences?1 pointActiveImperative or vocativePassiveState of beingWhich voice would you use if you wanted to avoid sounding accusatory?1 pointActiveImperative or vocativePassiveState of beingWhich voice can allow you to leave the actor completely out of the sentence?1 pointState of beingPassiveImperative or vocativeActive"For an older person, he knows a lot about computers." This statement is an example of ________ bias.1 pointgenderdisabilityageracialMatthew heads the HR team at his workplace. Two team members, Alex and Brianna, are involved in a conflict regarding work. Matthew supports Alex, because he and Alex often go bowling together. In this case, Matthew's lack of ________ can undermine his credibility with his coworkers.1 pointhonestyobjectivitysinceritycompetenceFor most business messages you should use a ________.1 pointlegalistic toneconversational toneconfidential toneformal toneWhich of the following phrases no longer belongs in business messages?1 pointBe advised thatWe have receivedAs per your letterBoth A and C