Writing 2121F/G Lecture Notes - Dependent Clause, Road Movie, Rikers Island

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Avoid redundancies young in age baby kitten . Use active constructions: convert passive to active; no expletives. There were accusations from parents = parents accused her . She was arrested by marshall george herrick, who, shackling her, drove her to salem. Village for her trial = marshall george herrick shackled, arrested and drove her to. Respond to other reviewers at certain points - but don"t review their review. Have two paraphrases of an assertion made by other reviews and two quotations from each reviewer. Get evidence from details in the film. Dialogue, performances, direction, editing, genre (films that play with the conventions of a genre) Plot summary is for the intro only. It doesn"t commit to a genre: dark comedy, satire, road movie of family dysfunction, indie/aesthetic, Timeworn convention: hollywood movie with family is important moral. It doesn"t fully commit to the dark comedy genre because of its hollywood cliches.

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Chapter 5 HomeworkâUsing Active and Passive Voice to Communicate Effectively

CONCEPT REVIEW:
Analyzing this case requires an understanding of the following:
-Active voice.
-Passive voice.
-Contexts in which active and passive voice are appropriately used.

George Ellis, your friend and co-worker, has just stopped by your cubicle. He is upset because the new chief information officer (CIO) complained to George's supervisor about an e-mail George sent to the CIO regarding a reimbursement form. The CIO feels George's message was rude and condescending. She is new to the company and unfamiliar with your reimbursement policy. She thinks George is scolding her.

George showed you the message:

"Reminder: Could you please fill in all of the parts of your T90 form so that you can be reimbursed by the company? You did not complete the fields for the credit card number or the date of your meeting. You also must remember to sign the form. Reimbursement will be made once the form has been completed."

George does not understand what went wrong. As the person responsible for processing reimbursements for such things as entertaining clients or corporate travel, he frequently sends messages like this to employees

Where does George use active voice in his sentences (list all uses)?

Where does George use passive voice in his sentences (list all uses)?

Identify the active voice constructions that are appropriate and those that sound blaming or scolding. Then identify the passive constructions that are appropriate and those that lead to dull or less vigorous writing. Rewrite the message to reflect appropriate use of active and passive voice.

Attached is an article titled Online reviews influence US shoppers. Respond to the following, based on the articleâs contents:

(a) Describe the kind of study that was done, and list two of its objectives; ypour response should contain at least five sentences;

(b) Reproduce 6 questions, EXCLUDING DEMOGRAPHIC QUESTIONS, that appeared on the questionnaire that was used in the study. The questions should beclosed-ended questions and in the format they would have been on the questionnaire that was used for the study. You should indicate the section of the article that provides justification for each question. You are limited to ONE dichotomous question (question with âYes/Noâ or âTrue/Falseâ option); and

(c) List three decisions that ONE brand might make, given the study results. Write out things from the article that justify your conclusions.

Online reviews influence US shoppers

NEW YORK: Almost four-in-five (78%) American consumers read online reviews before making a purchase decision and at least half (52%) read four or more before they feel they have enough information, a nationwide study has shown.

According to research firm YouGov, the main reasons given for accessing reviews are to ensure the product or service is of good quality (79%), that it works (61%) and to make sure they don't get ripped off (53%), Marketing Charts reported.

Written content is important for 90% of US consumers, but interestingly the study found they attach similar levels of importance to a reviewer's star ratings.

Overall, 87% who read any online reviews find the star ratings to be important to their purchase decision and just over a third (34%) think they're "very important".

The most read reviews are for electronics (53%), household appliances (43%), car purchases (40%) and hotels or short-term room rentals (36%).

But, while the great majority of Americans turn to reviews to aid their research, they remain sceptical about some of the claims made in them.

Most do find reviews trustworthy, but only 13% believe they are "very trustworthy" and a full 90% believe that some people review products and services without trying them.

A similar proportion (91%) believe companies write their own positive reviews and 89% think businesses write negative reviews about their competitors.

Among those who do post online consumer reviews, 62% are motivated by wanting to help others while 35% feel it is polite to leave feedback.

More than a quarter (27%) want to share a positive experience, 25% want to help good vendors to gain business while only 12% are seeking to expose bad ones.

Finally, it appears reviewers from the Midwest are more reliable than those in other parts of the country because they admit to significantly fewer fraudulent reviews.

I need help with the rationales.

Part A: Accounting Specializations

Evaluate the following activities and functions and align themwith the accounting specializations below, providing a detailedrationale for the alignment.

Audit activities focusing on efficiency.

Specialists in physical evidence indicating fraud.

Independence from the organization receiving the service isrequired.

May be involved with accomplishing a company's SOXrequirements.

May be involved with assessing whether ICFR operateseffectively.

Service is based on inquiry and analytical procedures.

Findings from activities are expected to be used as evidence incourt.

Uses procedures such as inquiry, document inspection, andreperformance.

Accounting specializations:

An accountant working for a public accounting ?rm performingaudits and quarterly reviews of public companies.

An accountant working for a public accounting ?rm providingaudits and reviews of nonpublic companies.

An accountant working for the GAO.

An internal auditor working for a public company.

A forensic accountant.

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