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Aziza is applying to various colleges and is required to write an essay about her ambitions for each college. After spending weeks on the essay, she has finally completed it. Before submitting it, she wants to revise it a few times. Which of the following questions will aziza ask herself when checking the style and tone of her essay? (a) Have I said everything I wanted to say? (b) Are the transitions between ideas smooth? (c) Have I presented my content so that it can be easily absorbed? (c) Have I presented my content so that it can be easily absorbed? (d) Have I used you-attitude in ;my content? (e) Is the document visually inviting? Solution All the questions Aziza is thinking about are important from the point of view of the letter being presented. Each of the question addresses a specific part of communication through writing. Part A deals with content that the writer wants to put ahead and communicate to the reader. PArt B deals withthe continuity of the thoughts to keep the reader interested in the content and engaged so that he/she reads the whole content Part C deals with the ease of understanding the content brings with it. Sometimes the reader is not conversant with ideas presented in the writeup. IT is the responsbility of the writer to present ideas in a manner that the writeup can be understood by anyone as in this case wwe really dont know who will be reading the letter. Part D is the way business letters are structured so that the point of view becomes that of a reader and not the writer. Since people like to see things with their viewpoint this helps in bringing the content through their stae of mind. Part E is related to visual presentation as it is important for the document to be neat and tidy with proper paragraphs and spacings. This helps in keeping the concentration of the reader on the content..
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Criteria (select 1) Temporal Relationship Dose-Response Relationship Consistency
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answer :strength of association :.
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Solution
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(1)
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(2)
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}
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Demo td2 = new Demo();
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Demo td4 = new Demo();
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t3.start();
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t5.start();
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}
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Thread Priority = 8
Thread State = RUNNABLE
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Thread Name = Fifth
Thread Name = Second
Thread Priority = 5
Thread Id = 13
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Thread Name = Fourth
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