When proofreading, which of the following questions should you ask to locate errors in the organization of a document?
A)Is the information in the document complete?
B)Does the document pass the "skim test"?
C) Have words been omitted in the document?
D) Does the message treat the receiver honestly and ethically?

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Asking if the document passes the "skim test" can help locate errors in the organization of the document, such as unclear headings or missing transitions between sections. The other options focus on verifying the completeness of the information, identifying missing words, and assessing ethical considerations, but do not directly address organization.

When Proofreading, Which of the Following Questions Should You Ask