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LANG2061 Assignment 3 Group 5 Q&A
LANG2061 Assignment 3 Group 5 Q&A
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1
What is the purpose of using bullet points in a press release?
To fill space
To list unrelated facts
To replace paragraphs
To highlight key actions or steps
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Which of the following is an obligatory move in a crisis relief press release?
Quote from a company partner
An explicit apology
Future steps
Call to action
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How do visuals contribute to a crisis press release?
They make the document look pretty
They can clarify complex information
They improve readability
They are required by law
4
What type of vocabulary should be used in a crisis press release?
Informal and casual
Formal and precise
Technical and jargon-heavy
Emotional and exaggerated
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In what order should the main components of a crisis press release typically appear?
Issue overview, main body, future steps
Future steps, main body, apology
Apology, future steps, main body
Main body, issue overview, future steps
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Why might a company use passive voice in a crisis press release?
To mitigate blame
To confuse the audience
To sound more formal
To make the text longer
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Why are press releases crucial in crisis communication?
They shape stakeholder perceptions
They increase sales
They provide entertainment
They are legally required
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What are the two main purposes of a crisis press release?
To apologise and to blame others
To entertain and to educate
To inform and to persuade
To advertise and to promote
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Why is proofreading important in a crisis press release?
To ensure the tone and structure are appropriate under public scrutiny
To check for spelling errors only
To add more visuals
To check the word cpunt
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Who is the primary audience for a crisis press release?
The company's employees and staff
News reporters and consumers
Family and friends
General public, customers, media, investors, regulators