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BC Exam Review 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| To check the final copy for correct spelling and grammar. | Proofreading |
| Example of a question you could be asked during an interview. | Tell me about yourself. |
| This show how you communicate effectively and professionally with others. | communication style |
| The person who has a message to communicate. | sender |
| These are the parts of a formal presentation. | introduction, body, and conclusion |
| The file extension name of a PowerPoint presentation. | .pptx |
| How a message is transmitted | channel |
| Subtle fades to dynamic effects between slides | transitions |
| An excellent way to visually organize data by providing a graphical way to display statistical data. | charts |
| This offers timing, speed, reordering, and start options for animations. | animation pane |
| Type face that is character set designed with a particular appearance. | font |
| How font size is measured | points |
| The address of the letter writer | return address |
| This tells who typed the letter | reference initials |
| These draw attention to important information summarized as key points. | bullets |
| This should be written after an interview to demonstrate you have good manners. | thank you note |
| Write this if a section of the job application does not apply to you | N/A |
| The process of using words, sounds, signs, or actions to exchange information or express thoughts | communication |
| The translation of a message into terms the receiver can understand | encoding |
| This accompanies a resume when applying for a job | cover letter |
| Holds information placed at the top and/or bottom of a slide | header and footer |
| Organizes data into a more readable and easier-to-comprehend format | tables |
| The last line in a business letter | writer's typed name |
| Dear Mr. Jones is an example of this | salutation |
| A group of slides within a presentation | section |
| This is a document that tells proepective employers exactly what you want them to know about you | resume |
| Incorporates written, verbal, visual, and digital communication to provide factual information that is usable in the workplace | professional communication |
| The receiver's response to the sender that concludes the communication process | feedback |
| These determine the way in which objects appear on a slide | entrance effects |
| Determines how long an animation will run | duration |
| Has all parts of the letter aligned at the left margin | block style |
| This section of a resume tells the details of your previous job | experience |
| The person who reads, hears, or sees a message | receiver |
| This section of a resume tells the employer if you meet the educational requirements for a particular position | education |
| Dictates how the body of a paragraph appears in relation to the left and right sides of a text box or placeholder | alignment |
| This means there is no punctuation after the salutation and the complimentary close. | open punctuation |
| This means that there is a colon after the salutation and a comma after the complimentary close. | mixed punctuation |
| A sequence of slides that incorporates text, sound, graphics, and animation | presentation |
| The recepient's name and address in a letter | inside address |
| Locates synomyms for words | thesaurus |
| A meeting between an employer and a job applicant | interview |
| The 4 stages of the writing process | prewriting, writing, postwriting, and publishing |
| A person who is willing to talk to potential employers about your job skills | reference |
| A box with a dotted border and contains only text to be added | text placeholder |
| Pictures that have motion | animations |
| Yours truly or sincerely are examples | complimentary close |
| The act of sending a message | transmission |
| This is a brief way to introduce yourself and make a connection with someone | elevator pitch |
| This can communicate almost as much information as what you are actually saying | body language |
| The art of using good manners | etiquette |
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