When responding to questions face-to-face, how should you organize your response?

(A) Using the same format you would use if you were responding in writing.

(B) Using a direct format.

(C) Using the same format as a goodwill message.

(D) By asking for clarification.

(E) Using an indirect format.

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Layton Dalton

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24 April, 17:10

When responding to questions face-to-face, how should you organize your response?

(A) Using the same format you would use if you were responding in writing.

(B) Using a direct format.

(C) Using the same format as a goodwill message.

(D) By asking for clarification.

(E) Using an indirect format.

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Aria Donaldson · Answer 1

A. Using the same format you would use if you were responding in writing

Explanation:

here the answer should be A that is

A. Using the same format you would use if you were responding in writing.

What this means is that, the response should be neutral and catered in a way that we would if we're writing the answer in order to allow a better, more neutral understanding of the process, unless otherwise stated.

When responding to questions face-to-face, how should you organize your response?(A) Using the same format you would use if you were responding in writing.(B) Using a direct format.(C) Using the same format as a goodwill message.(D) By asking for clarification.(E) Using an indirect format.