Which of the following is a good practice in framing questions for routine inquiry messages?

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Avoiding simple yes or no questions unless required is a good practice in framing questions for routine inquiry messages. It helps to gather more detailed and specific information. Combining two or more questions to form a compound question can create confusion and complicate the message. Avoiding bullets or numbering can make the questions difficult to read and understand. Placing all the questions in a single, concise paragraph can also make it harder for the recipient to quickly locate and answer each question. Structuring questions in such a way that they merely hint at a need for information can lead to misunderstandings and a lack of clarity in the response.

Which of the Following Is a Good Practice in Framing