Q. An example of sexist language, particularizing a job that can only be done by men, elucidated as:

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Q. An example of sexist language, using him, he or his for an unknown reader, known as:

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Q. A narrative statement, "poor woman can no longer move exhausted husband?" is an example of

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Q. A statement, "City men are very hard working." is an example of

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Q. In technical writing, "Fireman" is an example of

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Q. A statement "the secretary brought her boss on his morning tea." is an examples of

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Q. An example of 'sexist' language is to describe men in patronizing terms, referred as:

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Q. "Radium was discovered by a woman, Marie Curie." is an example of

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Q. "Sometimes professional calls on his clients in their homes." is an example of

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Q. Most precise person for assigning duties, create schedules and encourage group participation, included

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Q. A team, developing based on same discipline, increases the

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Q. Ergonomics, teammates with personal issues, insufficient resources, and unskilled teammates lead to

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Q. Last step for a successful team collaborative, regarded as:

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Q. After getting team formed, next step is considered as:

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Q. After setting a team goal, next step incorporate with

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Q. A team development based on diverse discipline, ultimately, increases the

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Q. Once getting problem identified with its causes, next step involved in

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Q. Shortest document among technical written documents, known as:

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Q. For writing an effective summary of an article, summary must be included

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Q. What is recommended to include for writing a long report?

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