Answer: A) What is.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) That's awesome.
Answer: A) TRUE
Answer: A) Formal
Answer: C) The results were somewhat surprising.
Answer: D) 'I must depart'.
Answer: B) Informal
Answer: C) It's too informal.
Answer: B) A complementary tool to extend legal expertise.
Answer: C) Medical release.
Answer: B) Invitation to offer.
Answer: A) Interesting
Answer: C) The results were unsatisfactory.
Answer: B) Protocol
Answer: A) Positive
Answer: A) Informal Language.
Answer: B) Overjoyed
Answer: A) Slang language.
Answer: A) Formal register-without contractions (don't).
Answer: D) You unsure about something.
Answer: B) NO
Answer: D) Formal and rigid.
Answer: A) True
Answer: E) Poems
Answer: C) "Why should we hire you?".
Answer: C) Using someone's words or ideas without giving the source proper credit.
Answer: D) Go tell a parent, guardian or teacher.
Answer: B) By shaping tone and revealing nuances of meaning through deliberate word choice s.
Answer: C) Supervisors
Answer: D) It is not clear yet for me.
Answer: A) Job interview.
Answer: B) Civil
Answer: B) Language choice.
Answer: D) USE ALL CAPS to emphasis your volume of voice.
Answer: B) Connotation
Answer: B) Disaster
Answer: B) Appropriate and polite.
Answer: B) The way something is done or expressed.
Answer: B) Good morning.
Answer: B) Disadvantage
Answer: B) Polite
Answer: A) Centimeter
Answer: A) Style
Answer: A) Let me find out for you.
Answer: C) Sentence 3.
Answer: C) I am sorry to hear that.
Answer: D) Use of academic language.
Answer: D) Formal
Answer: C) Please send the file when you have time.
Answer: B) The experiment demonstrates the chemical reaction effectively.
Answer: B) The task was simple.
Answer: B) To maintain an objective and impersonal tone.
Answer: A) No, never.
Answer: A) Yes, instructions need to have steps and pictures!