Cvent Practice Exam

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Why should "N/A" or "See Above" be avoided in open-ended questions/fields?

It can confuse the planner
It is a best practice to answer all questions completely
It makes scanning proposals difficult
It limits the information shared

The correct answer is: It is a best practice to answer all questions completely

Choosing to avoid "N/A" or "See Above" in open-ended questions is aligned with the best practice of ensuring that all questions are answered completely. When questions are left unanswered or filled with vague responses, it can lead to gaps in understanding and communication. Providing complete responses encourages thoroughness and clarity, which is essential in planning and documentation processes. Furthermore, clear and comprehensive answers allow planners to gather necessary information without ambiguity, making it easier to make informed decisions and preventing potential miscommunications that could arise from incomplete responses. This aligns with the overall goal of effective planning, where clarity and thoroughness are essential for successful execution.