Before you can make inferences about written material, you must

a. understand the literal meaning of the material.
b. be familiar with the topic.
c. be able to verify your inferences in another source.
d. decide how you feel about the topic.


d

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Pop likes to drive a pickup truck to because it accommodates his above-average height

A) conveys B) negotiates C) contains, serves D) recognizes

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Components of a well-written email message include a

(a) clear subject line. (b) brief introduction. (c) signature block. (d) a and c. (e) a, b, and c.

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