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Which statement best explains the function of an e-mail subject line?

A
The subject line is a friendly greeting.
B
The subject line is a clever saying or logo.
C
The subject line states the purpose or topic.
D
The subject line establishes common ground.
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Read the claim.Kennedy High School should offer club sports in addition to varsity athletics.

A
A student survey revealed that fifty percent of students expressed an interest in recreational sports.
B
Every student needs a way to feel like an important part of a high school community.
C
Kennedy High students would enjoy spending time with their friends in an active setting.
D
Students from other nearby high schools have suggested that club sports are popular.
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Which sentence uses transitions most effectively?

A
Reducing paper usage benefits the school; for example, money previously budgeted for paper could be spent on creative instructional materials.
B
Reducing paper usage benefits the school due to money previously budgeted for paper being spent on creative instructional materials.
C
Reducing paper usage benefits the school; however, money previously budgeted for paper could be spent on creative instructional materials.
D
Reducing paper usage benefits the school; also, money previously budgeted for paper could be spent on creative instructional materials.
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What are the components of a formal tone? Select three answers. standard spellingfamiliar slang termslively dialoguea clear and direct purposeappropriate transitions

A
standard spelling
B
familiar slang terms
C
lively dialogue
D
a clear and direct purpose
E
appropriate transitions

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