Alex: hey, blake, this is my dad. dad: nice to meet you, blake. blake: "yeah, what's up? "rule 1: make them—an awkward introduction is better than no introduction. rule 2: acknowledge status—introduce people of lesser status to those of greater status. rule 3: include relevant information—work titles, roles, and areas of common interest. rule 4: include titles—don't assume you're on a first name basis. wait to be told and use mr., ms., dr., etc., in the meantime. rule 5: own up to memory loss; if you don't remember a person's name, don't fake it. rule 6: remember that nonverbal communication is as important as verbal. rule 7: respond in kind when introduced. rule 8: when introducing yourself, apply all rules above, but refrain from using personal titles.

The correct answer is: "Rule 3", "Rule 4", and "Rule 7".

Explanation:

The rules broken is this situation are numbers 3, 4, and 7 because all of them are not followed in strict sense and they lack the coordinations given. All the other options do not apply to the question: rule 1 has to do with what really happens in the situation and it is not broken; rule 2 does not make sense because there is no hint if there is someone lesser important than other in terms of status; rule 5 has to do with what may have happened in the situation, although it is not possible to say it is really the case of memory loss for the character "Blake"; and rule 8 does not apply because it is a general option which includes all the other ones in the same terms.

(ps: mark as brainliest, please?!)

can you include the statments that complete the question ?

d. use a mixture of external and internal links

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