Q. An in-effective e-mail, referencing to technical writing, involved in

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Q. In technical writing, an e-mail is:

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Q. Challenges of e-mails, included

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Q. Using emojis in e-mails, classified as:

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Q. Audience clarification is part of

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Q. Adding new details to clarity is a part of

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Q. Clustering of ideas in writing e-mails and memos, a part of

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Q. Reviewing criteria of a 'memos' or e-mail, a part of

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Q. Avoiding 'biased' language is part of

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Q. Determining focus of writer, involved in

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Q. Organizing ideas in writing memos, an e-mail is part of

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Q. Term, involved in violating rules of technical writing, known as:

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Q. One of 'ethical' standard is to

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Q. Avoiding 'plagiarism' is known to be law of

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Q. Acting politely, giving remarks about colleagues work, reasoning about e-mails, called law of

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Q. Confidentiality, courtesy and copyright laws comes under scrutiny of

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Q. Individual right to control its information disclosure level, included in law of

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Q. A ethical standard, included

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Q. A writing practice against ethical and legal considerations, reckoned as violating rule of technical writing, termed as:

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Q. In act of writing, hiding information is violating rule of technical writing, termed as:

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