Technical Writing Rules And Procedures Quiz
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Are you passionate about writing? Are you aware of the technical writing rules and procedures one must follow? Think you can pass a quiz? Technical writing is a distinct genre where the writer or author is writing about a specific subject that requires a set of guidelines and instructions. It's a different genre than creative, academic, or business writing. Technical writing includes Instruction manuals, Policy manuals, User manuals, etc. The quiz has been designed to test your knowledge about rules & the process of writing a technical report. So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!
- 1.What is the major focus of many technical writing courses?
- A.
Monographies
- B.
Essays
- C.
Technical writings
- D.
Thesis
- 2.Which of the following is an example of Technical writing?
- A.
User manuals
- B.
Legal disclaimers
- C.
Employee handbooks
- D.
All of the above
- 3.For many students, the technical report is the shortest document they had ever written.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.While planning a technical report, you should think of a topic and narrow it as much as possible.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.What type of report is the hardest to define?
- A.
Instructions
- B.
Technical-Background report
- C.
Primary research report
- D.
Analytical Reports
- 6.In what type of report students often write backup procedures for the job they do?
- A.
Instructions
- B.
Technical Specifications
- C.
Primary research report
- D.
Summary of the thesis
- 7.What is a business plan?
- A.
A monster document with hundred pages
- B.
A report that studies a problem and gives a recomendation
- C.
Plan or proposal to start a business
- D.
A proposal to write a new book to sell and make money
- 8.The first step, engrossed in writing instructions, regarded as:
- A.
Organization of steps
- B.
Clarifying the audience
- C.
Reviewing instruction criteria
- D.
Detailed analysis
- 9.The shortest document among technical written documents, known as
- A.
Report
- B.
Website
- C.
Summary
- D.
Paragraph
- 10.Acting politely, giving remarks about colleagues work, reasoning about e-mails, called the law of;
- A.
Courtesy
- B.
Confidentiality
- C.
Quality
- D.
Justification