I. Modified True or False. Write true if the statement is correct and change the word that makes it wrong if it is false. ______________1. Technical writing is direct, informative, clear, and concise language used. ______________2. Technical writing is a basic knowledge of information which does not include grammar and punctuations. ______________3. The title is not a part of the figure or table and requires a unique format. ______________4. Two-dimensional graphs and charts convey information more clearly than in three dimensions. ______________5. Correctly and uniformly spell, capitalize, abbreviate, hyphenate, bold, and italicize text. ______________6. Start a main heading on a new page, even if two main topics fit on one page or a section and is less than half a page. ______________7. Formal English is explicit even for the foreign reader who uses English as a second language. ______________8. In technical writing, every word must have a place in the sentence and a meaning. ______________9. Impress the audience with vocabulary not analysis. ______________10. Create paragraphs with a single topic or focus, and include supporting details.