Business Documents All GED exams include at least one business document. This may be a memorandum, report, e-mail, or other business text. Here are some tips for dealing with ques- tions about business documents: 1. Remember that business documents are written for specific audiences and for specific purposes. Determine the specific audience and the reason for the communication. 2. Business documents are often written so specific actions will be taken. Are there any specific instructions or steps to follow? Look for lists and other clues regarding things to do or understand. 3. If a business document is making an argument, look for support. What facts or ideas are used to support the main idea? ––TIPS AND STRATEGIES FOR THE GED LANGUAGE ARTS, READING EXAM–– 345 . abcde 11. abcde 12. abcde 13. abcde 14. abcde 15. abcde 16. abcde 17. abcde 18. abcde 19. abcde 20 . abcde 21 . abcde 22 . abcde 23 . abcde 24 . abcde 25 . abcde 26 . abcde 27 . abcde 28 . abcde 29 . abcde 30 those you will find on the Language Arts, Reading GED. 39 347