[Solved] Which of these subject-line wordings is best for a message refusing to make an adjustment?

This class is Organizational Communication. Instructions are attached

The sentence that best meets requirements for good sales writing is:

The product most likely to be sold to consumers through rational appeals would be:

Mark the beginning of the clearest and most positive wording of the refusal in a message turning down a request.

Mark the best sentence denying credit to a bad moral risk.

In an adjustment-refusal message, the best place to state the refusal is:

The most important of these goals for the opening of a sales message is:

Mark the best of these sentences making the request in a persuasive-request message.

Which of these subject-line wordings is best for a message refusing to make an adjustment?

The best of these action sentences from a sales message is:

Is there justification for positive writing in a message refusing credit? In this circumstance, how might you evaluate and respond to the statement “You are not going to sell the reader; so why try to maintain goodwill?” Defend your reasoning.

Analyze persuasive requests and sales messages. What traits do persuasive requests and sales messages share in common and how do they differ? Defend your analysis with supporting examples.