Which of the following is true about written communication?
A) The punctuation used in written communication is characteristic of the object or concept it represents.
B) The alphabets used in written communication are characteristic of the object or concept they represent.
C) Representing a complex reality in words is much easier than representing it through a photograph.
D) Writers can't rely on their tone of voice to make up for wording that isn't quite what they mean.
E) The stages involved in the process of writing are not recursive.

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Written communication relies solely on the words used and the way they are arranged. Unlike verbal communication, writers cannot rely on tone of voice or other nonverbal cues to clarify their meaning.

Which of the Following Is True About Written Communication