7 of 157 of 15 Items Question For communication to be considered effective, it should be clear and what else? (1 point) Responses easily forgotten easily forgotten in writing in writing easily understood easily understood in English
To answer this question, one must be familiar with the criteria for effective communication. Let's break it down step by step:
1. Start by identifying the question: "For communication to be considered effective, it should be clear and what else?"
2. Now, pay attention to the options provided:
- Responses easily forgotten
- Easily forgotten in writing
- Easily understood
- Easily understood in English
3. The question asks for qualities that make communication effective, and we need to select one option. We can eliminate the options that mention being easily forgotten or being in writing since they do not address the overall effectiveness of communication.
4. This leaves us with two choices: "Easily understood" and "Easily understood in English." Both of these options imply clarity and comprehension, which are essential for effective communication.
5. However, the question asks for one additional quality, so we need to determine which option goes beyond just being easily understood.
6. Considering that the question does not specify any particular language requirement, it is reasonable to assume that effective communication should be clear and easily understood by the majority of people. Therefore, the correct answer would be "Easily understood."
In summary, for communication to be considered effective, it should be clear and easily understood.