Questions 1 to 7 relate to the following scenario. Sally is a consumer insights researcher for Choice magazine, a company that specialises providing advice on essential purchase decisions, campaigning for consumer rights, and fearlessly calling out dodgy or misleading practises. Sally has prepared a draft proposal for the CEO to review. 1.List three (3) items Sally should check when proofreading her document. 2.|dentify the 4 elements Sally should consider when designing her documents. 3.What software could Sally use to check the spelling of her proposal? 4.Name two (2) key features for each of the following written communication methods: \\/ General Email \\/ Procedures \\/ Business letter (cover letter) \\/ Meeting agendas 5.When should Sally use Choice magazine house style? When should she use the style guide? 6.What are three (3) requirements of written communication that you need to consider when drafting an email newsletter campaign? Refer to at least 2 organisation policies and procedures that you would consult? 7.The marketing manager has tabled the following agenda item "brainstorming marketing initiatives". The marketing team decides to brainstorm to determine the best method of communication for the following situations. \\/ To demonstrate a new product to the sales team \\/ To record the details of a management meeting \\/ To answer an enquiry for an online customer