Passage: "A good memo is clear, brief and complete. It states its purpose in the first sentence, gives only the information the reader needs, and ends with the action expected and the deadline. Long background explanations, if necessary, belong in an attachment. Writers should also check names, dates and figures carefully, because a single wrong date can cause a missed deadline across a whole office." As used in the passage, the word "complete" means:
Correct answer: A. Containing all the necessary information
In "clear, brief and complete", complete means having all the information the reader needs. It does not mean long; the passage stresses brevity at the same time.
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