Question

This refers to the arrangement of elements in the content of the message.

Answer 1

The term "sequence" is used to describe the arrangement of the elements in the contents of a message.

Every message has a different set of contents, which are appropriately arranged in an order to convey a message.

This arrangement is important as the sequence is what makes the sentence meaningful and conveys the message.

Answer 2

Answer:

Edifice or Sequence

Explanation:

• The element must be accurate because there are numerous sender, idea, encoding, receiver decoding, and feedback elements.
• The communications will then only be understood by your receiver. The edifice is what it is called. Edifice referred to as impressive. The structure of the messages presents itself as having the intended impact on the recipient.
• The order in which the components of a message are presented is referred to as its "sequence." Each message contains a unique set of contents that are properly arranged in a particular order to convey a message.
• This arrangement is crucial because it helps the sentence make sense and communicate its message.

Thus this is the answer.

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