Preview Questions Content Writer | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: What is the best way to integrate feedback from multiple stakeholders (e.g., product managers, sales teams, etc.) into your writing?

Which action should you take?

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Summarize feedback and request clarification before applying

Focus on the most critical feedback and discuss less relevant points

Incorporate all feedback without questioning it

Apply feedback directly to the first draft without discussing potential improvements

Question 2: Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?

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The marketing campaign, which was launched last week, was a success.

The marketing campaign which was launched, last week was a success.

The marketing campaign, which was launched last week was a success.

The marketing campaign which was launched last week, was a success.

Question 3: When should you rely on anecdotal evidence in your content writing?

Which action should you take?

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When you want to make the content more entertaining

When no other credible sources are available

When you need to fill space in your writing

Only when it supports factual, verifiable information or enhances the story

Question 4: In the phrase "The company's branding strategy was effectively communicated," which part is an example of passive voice?

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?The company?

?The company's branding strategy?

?Effectively?

?Was effectively communicated?

Question 5: What key consideration should you focus on when writing for an audience that values sustainability?

Which action should you take?

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Making the content more sales-driven than value-driven

Using technical language that alienates non-experts

Using a tone that emphasizes ethical practices, sustainability, and future-oriented solutions

Focusing solely on product features without mentioning environmental impact

Question 6: What tone would be most appropriate for a newsletter aimed at high-level business executives?

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Highly detailed with a focus on technical specs and statistics

Informal and lighthearted, designed to be quickly consumed

Formal, authoritative, and focused on industry insights with actionable takeaways

Casual and humorous to make it easy to read and engaging