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A) Cementing your effort to cover the matter positively
B) Choosing the option that will most likely prepare your reader to accept the coming bad news
C) Leaving your readers feeling that you have considered their interests
D) Informing the audience bluntly about the negative news
E) Selecting a strategy that will set up or begin the explanation that justifies the announcement
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A) "Please refer to my order dated May 1 about..."
B) "We appreciate the prompt handling of our order..."
C) "Upon checking your shipment I found all to be in order except for.."
D) "I was very disappointed to see that seven of the Waldon China sets received under Invoice 717 were broken..."
E) "Your inefficiency and carelessness in packing has caused the damage of..."
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A) To end positively-friendly but firm
B) To directly present the claim
C) To identify the situation and lead into the problem
D) To seek corrective action
E) To present enough of the facts to permit a decision
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A) "State law prohibits us from returning any product with a broken seal back into our stock."
B) "Since you have broken the seal, state law prohibits us from returning the product to stock."
C) "You made the mistake of breaking the product's seal, which prohibits us from returning the product to stock."
D) "If you had not broken the seal, we could have returned the product to stock."
E) "We can understand why you broke the seal, but now we can't return the product to stock."
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A) the subject line of the message.
B) after the explanation, since it is the logical result of the explanation.
C) at the end of the message as part of the goodwill closing.
D) before the paragraph stating the reasoning.
E) before the paragraph that calls attention to the facts of the case.
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A) A friendly remark about the subject of the request
B) Some helpful comments or suggestions
C) An expression of interest in the reader's activities
D) An apology for not being able to help
E) A counterproposal
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A) build up to it in the second paragraph.
B) state it in the first paragraph.
C) state it at the end of the last paragraph after a long explanation.
D) state it in the last sentence of the message.
E) state it in the middle of the second paragraph.
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A) Your strategy should include a message which does not cushion the negative point.
B) Your strategy might be to explain the fairness of a certain action.
C) Your strategy should include direct delivery of the message without explanation.
D) Your strategy might be to use a blunt manner of explaining where the reader went wrong.
E) Your strategy must be to never offer an alternative solution.
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A) show your anger as you present the facts.
B) state directly that the reader's company was at fault.
C) clearly and objectively present the facts.
D) skillfully avoid stating the negative facts.
E) demand compensation because the facts are already known to the reader.
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A) "For these reasons, we can give a full refund only when.."
B) "If only you had..."
C) "We must refuse..."
D) "I regret to inform you..."
E) "Company policy states that..."
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A) a final reminder of the main reason for the refusal.
B) a sincere expression of regret.
C) a promise that you will grant the request in the future.
D) an adapted goodwill comment.
E) an apology for causing inconvenience to the customer.
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A) An appropriate, positive comment
B) A negative apology
C) A reference to the problem
D) A detailed description of the reader's mistakes
E) A statement of facts which shows the reader is to blame
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