1. Read two workplace documents. Determine the main issue for each document. What is it about and why is the writer writing? For each issue, explain what the topic is and why the reader should care. Where in each document is this information presented? Do the documents address all the appropriate questions about the issue presented? Explain.
2. Read two workplace documents and determine if they provide content that will keep the readers level of interest high throughout by addressing important questions and providing useful information. Explain why you think each document handles content well or not so well.
3. Use question factoring to analyze the content in any workplace document of at least 250 words. For each paragraph, what question is actually being addressed? Does each paragraph address more than one big question? Do the same for each sentence. Is the series of questions you discover at each level appropriate for the reader and the issue? Explain.
4. Analyze three workplace documents for the appropriateness of their methodology and sources.