Introductory Stenography Terms and Patterns Quiz

The correct abbreviated form of the word 'Telephone' is 'N'. The abbreviation for the word is derived from the first letters of the word.

The correct pronunciation of /AEU is A (long a). It is important to understand the phonetic sound represented by the symbols in the question to determine the correct answer.

In this abbreviation, '/E' is representing the missing part of the word 'the'. When completed, it spells out 'the'. Therefore, the correct answer is 'he'.

In this question, the correct answer is 'some' because the phrase 'Brief -- /SPH' is requesting a brief summary or description of something, which can be satisfied by providing some information.

The correct word should be 'satisfactory' as it fits the pattern of 'Brief' followed by '/SAF' and '/TREU' to form 'satisfactory'. 'Dissatisfactory', 'insatisfactory', and 'unsatisfactory' are incorrect as they do not match the given pattern.

In this question, the key clue is the symbol '/W', which indicates that the missing word starts with 'w'. 'with' is the correct choice as it fits the context of the question.

The correct answer is 'would' because the word 'Brief' is a clue for a short form of a word, and '/WO' is short for 'would'.

The correct answer is C because when you reverse the pattern /KR, you get RK. Considering RK in alphabetic order, the correct answer is C.

The correct response to the question /TP is F, as F is the only valid option provided. T, P, and FT are incorrect answers as they do not match with the correct response F.

In the phonetic alphabet, letter I is represented as India. The phonetic alphabet is used to accurately convey letters or numbers over radio or telephone communications.

The correct answer follows the sequence of the alphabet, with 'M' coming after '/PH' in alphabetical order.

The sequence is a reverse alphabetical order where each letter is preceded by a forward slash. Therefore, the correct answer is 'Y' following the pattern.

In the context of the question, /STK. is a shorthand notation commonly used in finance to represent a stock, with 'STK' being the abbreviation for stock. When removing the '/STK.' prefix, we are left with the correct answer, 'Z'. The incorrect answers provided are not relevant to the given question.

The /AOEU does not make the sounds O, U, or E. The correct sound for /AOEU is I (long i).

The letter /OE is actually the letter O with a diacritic mark known as a macron, which signifies a long vowel sound. It is commonly used in some languages like Old Norse to represent a long 'o' sound.

The correct answer is 'on' which is formed by combining the slash symbol (/) with the letter 'O'. None of the incorrect options can be formed by combining those symbols.

The correct answer is 'The' because when you add the missing letter 'h', it forms the word 'The'. The other options do not fit the missing letter pattern.

The correct answer to the question 'Brief /WH' is 'when'. The question is asking for a brief form starting with the letters 'WH', which refers to the question word 'when'. The incorrect answers 'who', 'what', and 'where' do not match the question.

The correct answer in this context is 'which' as it is used to specify or refer to something previously mentioned.

The correct answer 'B' corresponds with the question /PW.

The question requires finding the letter that comes before each letter in the given sequence. By subtracting one position from each letter (S - 1 = R, K - 1 = J, R - 1 = Q, W - 1 = V), the correct answer is J.

The correct abbreviation for 'Human Resources' is 'HR', where 'L (will)' represents the phonetic pronunciation of the letter 'H' followed by 'R'.

The correct symbol for strontium on the periodic table is 'Sr', not 'S', 'R', or 'V'.

This question is a symbolic representation where / represents division and KP stands for the product. Therefore, /KP can be interpreted as division by the product, which simplifies to X.

The phonetic symbol /AOE is pronounced as E with a long ee sound, not A (short a), O (oh), or AE (short e).

The correct answer is 'U (long U -- yoo)' because in the NATO phonetic alphabet, /AOU represents the letter U pronounced as 'yoo'.

The correct abbreviation for European Union is 'EU', where 'E' represents European and 'U' represents Union. 'I' is short for 'Union' in several European languages.