Classified advertisements refer to:
A. help-wanted notices in newspapers and professional journals, whether online or in
print.
B. organizations commonly used to place experienced people in executive positions.
C. companies that specialize in finding jobs for employees.
D. business acquaintances who may provide job leads outside those known to one’s
friends.
E. tools used to send job notices to the job seeker automatically.
Which of the following is true about source acknowledgments?
A. Source acknowledgments must always specify the who, what, where, when, and why
of the five Ws.
B. Source acknowledgments are similar to talking headings which give a reader the
main message of the visual.
C. Source acknowledgments, by convention, are typed in title case.
D. Source acknowledgments are keyed to the part that they explain by means of a
superscript number or symbol.
E. Source acknowledgments can either be omitted or be specified as “Primary” in the
case of primary research data.