1.     Fully participating as you process what a person says is (a)   listening.

1.     A(n) (a)   presentation is one that is planned and carefully composed.

Listeners who become involved in what the speaker is saying are (a)   listeners.

  (a)   is the process of creating a digital media presentation

1.      A(n) (a)   is a series of related jobs in the same profession.

(a)   is a professional status earned by an individual after passing an exam focused on a specific body of knowledge

1.     The content of a presentation should be organized to include an (a)   , a body, and a conclusion.

1.     The principles and beliefs that you consider important are your (a)   .

1.      A(n) (a)   is a statement to finish the presentation that will make an impact on the audience.

The video content recorded by the camera is the (a)   .

When the listener demonstrates an understanding of the message by restating what was said, (a)   listening occurs.

1.      A(n) (a)   is an effective method of getting information about people’s opinions on topics.

The rise and fall in the pitch of your voice is (a)   .

A visual such as a graph, chart, or illustration is a(n) (a)   .

The representation of motion with graphics or in text is (a)   .

1.       (a)   organization is useful when your report reflects an investigation.

A(n) (a)   position is usually a person’s first or beginning job and requires very little training.

The amount of space between two lines of type is known as (a)   .

1.     A(n) (a)   is a hard copy document used for intra-office communication.

A(n) (a)   is repeating a message or saying the same thing more than once.

1.     A(n) (a)   is detailed written and visual information about an item or process.

1.     To have (a)   is to be free of personal feelings, prejudices, or interpretations.

1.     (a)   is the process of checking the final copy for correct spelling, punctuation, formatting, and typographical errors.

1.     The (a)   is a set of rules that every user must agree to before using software.

The (a)   is the sign-off for a letter.

1.     A(n) (a)   typically contains an idea and attempts to persuade the reader to take a certain course of action.

1.     (a)   is the ability to use technology to create, locate, evaluate, and communicate information.

1.     (a)   is the ability to create or interpret the meaning of a visual message.

The (a)   of the letter is the message.

1.      Language specific to a line of work or area of expertise is (a)   .

Social media platforms include blogs, Facebook, (a)   , or LinkedIn.

1.     When writing, using the (a)   , details are given first.

1.     A(n) (a)   can occur when the receiver says or does something that causes the sender’s message not to be received.

1.     Something that comes from a person’s mind, such as an idea, invention, or process is (a)   .

Two examples of technical documents are (a)   and manuals.

1.     (a)   is an illegal act that involves stealing someone's personal information and using that information to commit theft or fraud.

1.       (a)   is used in a casual situation without applying the rules of grammar.

1.     Putting a message into the format that will be sent to the receiver is called (a)   the message.

1.     A(n) (a)   is anything that prevents clear, effective communication.