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	Free Assessment Writing and Polishing Effective Procedures This pretest is designed to help you identify which areas of procedure writing are your strengths and which areas are your weaknesses. 1) Content experts generally are the most appropriate people to write an instruction. True False Don't Know 2) Tasks generally flow in one of four directions. True False Don't Know 3) "Task description" has the same meaning as "procedure." True False Don't Know 4) Combining steps is a good idea, and the procedure writer should do so as often as possible. True False Don't Know 5) It is a good idea to fully explain "why" within the steps of the procedure. True False Don't Know 6) Narrative formats almost always increase the time it takes a user to complete a task. True False Don't Know 7) The step-by-step format is an excellent format to use when more than one user is required to complete the procedure. True False Don't Know 8) Multi-leveled numbering systems greatly assist the writer and the user. True False Don't Know 9) One way of giving a procedure manual a well-organized appearance is to use a consistent format for all of the procedures. True False Don't Know To learn effective procedure writing, click here. Other Free Assessments Writing to Get Things Done Taming the Wild Grammar Beastie


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