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Quiz # 1
Markel Ch. 5,
Strategies for Intercultural Comm.
Instructions:
Questions:
- In the beginning of Chapter 5, Markel names four basic
categories of reader. List three of the four categories.
- Choose one of the types of reader you listed. How might
you specifically appeal to that type of reader?
- When you write a document, you need to consider who your
reader will be. List three personal characteristics you
should take into account.
- When you write a document, you need to consider where
and how the document will be used. List two contextual
factors that will impact the way you write and/or construct
the document.
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Sometimes, your readers will be hostile.
Markel suggests three ways in which you can address this
type of audience. List and explain one of his suggestions.
- Write this number in a numerical format that a
non-American would understand: thirty-seven thousand, eight
hundred twenty-two and seventeen hundredths.
- What are some ethical challenges that can crop up when
writing to audiences from different cultures? List at least
two.
- If you are writing to an audience from another culture,
how might you go about providing definitions?
- List three ways in which you can make a document easy to
translate.
- List two common ways in which you can design a document
to fit non-American cultural preferences.
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