Technical Writing MCQs

Welcome to our comprehensive collection of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) on Technical Writing, a fundamental topic in the field of Professional Communication. Whether you're preparing for competitive exams, honing your problem-solving skills, or simply looking to enhance your abilities in this field, our Technical Writing MCQs are designed to help you grasp the core concepts and excel in solving problems.

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Q481.
A statement, "City men are very hard working." is an example of

a.

informal writing

b.

sexist language

c.

undefined acronyms

d.

abbreviations

Discuss
Answer: (b).sexist language
Q482.
In technical writing, "Fireman" is an example of

a.

sexist language based on nouns and pronouns

b.

unequal treatment

c.

omission

d.

possession

Discuss
Answer: (a).sexist language based on nouns and pronouns
Q483.
A statement "the secretary brought her boss on his morning tea." is an examples of

a.

sexist language based on nouns and pronouns

b.

omission

c.

stereotyping

d.

friendly relation

Discuss
Answer: (c).stereotyping
Q484.
An example of 'sexist' language is to describe men in patronizing terms, referred as:

a.

omission

b.

sexist language based on nouns and pronouns

c.

stereotyping

d.

All of above

Discuss
Answer: (d).All of above
Q485.
"Radium was discovered by a woman, Marie Curie." is an example of

a.

stereotyping

b.

sexist language based on nouns and pronouns

c.

omission

d.

determination

Discuss
Answer: (c).omission
Q486.
"Sometimes professional calls on his clients in their homes." is an example of

a.

stereotyping

b.

omission

c.

sexist language based on nouns and pronouns

d.

idiomatic pharases

Discuss
Answer: (c).sexist language based on nouns and pronouns
Q487.
Most precise person for assigning duties, create schedules and encourage group participation, included

a.

any individual of team

b.

internee

c.

CEO

d.

All of above

Discuss
Answer: (d).All of above
Q488.
A team, developing based on same discipline, increases the

a.

team benefits with diverse perspectives

b.

team benefits with oral communication skills

c.

strength of members with similar skills

d.

team work emphatically

Discuss
Answer: (c).strength of members with similar skills
Q489.
Ergonomics, teammates with personal issues, insufficient resources, and unskilled teammates lead to

a.

verifying the suggested solutions

b.

gap between team goal and its abilities

c.

analyzing the problem causes

d.

discriptive analysis

Discuss
Answer: (b).gap between team goal and its abilities
Q490.
Last step for a successful team collaborative, regarded as:

a.

completing the team project

b.

choosing team lead

c.

developing a team

d.

encouragement

Discuss
Answer: (a).completing the team project
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