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TECHNICAL WRITING

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Every type of writing has a goal.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

2.

Technical writing is intended to communicate to a specific ______________, for a specific ______________.

(a)  

3.

Concise, clear and (a)   are the key components of an effective technical writing.

4.

Limit paragraph, words and sentence length

a)

clarity

b)

conciseness

c)

accuracy

d)

organization

e)

ethics

5.

Telling the truth as one of the general categories

a)

clarity

b)

conciseness

c)

accuracy

d)

organization

e)

ethics

6.

The importance of correct grammar and mechanics

a)

conciseness

b)

clarity

c)

ethics

d)

organization

e)

accuracy

7.

Using meat cleaver theory of revision

a)

ethics

b)

clarity

c)

accuracy

d)

organization

e)

conciseness

8.

Avoiding vague, obscure and/or connotative words

a)

accuracy

b)

conciseness

c)

clarity

d)

organization

e)

ethics

9.

Limit and/or define use of abbreviations, acronyms, and jargon

a)

ethics

b)

conciseness

c)

accuracy

d)

clarity

e)

organization

10.

Using Fog Index

a)

organization

b)

clarity

c)

conciseness

d)

ethics

e)

accuracy

11.

The aim of technical writing is to translate scientific and technical information in a way that is clear and easy to (a)   .

12.

Ensures that misunderstandings don’t occur due to differing interpretations

a)

descriptive

b)

denotative

c)

connotative

d)

creative

13.

The language used should be in an exact manner describing objects and procedures.

a)

relevant

b)

clear

c)

precise

d)

straightforward

14.

Needs to have an obvious composition that makes it easy for readers to follow along

a)

skimmable

b)

format

c)

well-illustrated

d)

well-structured

15.

The information provided must be what the users are looking for.

a)

clear

b)

accurate

c)

relevant

d)

complete

16.

Users should be able to locate the information they are looking for quickly and easily.

a)

well-structured

b)

format

c)

skimmable

d)

accessible

17.

Effective communication requires quality content and language

a)

clear

b)

accurate

c)

concise

d)

correct

18.

The grammatical structure of your technical document should be free from any kind of ambiguities.

a)

clear

b)

accurate

c)

complete

d)

correct

19.

Always contains answers to anticipated problems in the product or application

a)

descriptive

b)

creative

c)

clear

d)

relevant

20.

Information stated leaves nothing to the imagination

a)

accurate

b)

relevant

c)

complete

d)

detailed

21.

The information should be within the defined context and scope ensuring every process and procedure are all the explanations the users need.

(a)  

22.

The way technical data is presented is very important from the user’s point of view.

(a)  

23.

Readers use these documents to learn how to perform certain tasks or gain technical information, so they should be easy to follow and organized in a way that’s easy to refer back to as questions come up.

(a)  

24.

Technical writers should incorporate meaningful, descriptive headings and include a thorough table of contents and/or index

(a)  

25.

The adage of a picture being worth a thousand words is very relevant to technical writing. Use illustrations, screen shots, tables, icons and similar graphic elements where possible.

(a)