Which venue is explicitly listed as supporting synchronous meetings?

• A. Telephone conferencing
• B. Written correspondence
• C. Email-only bulletin
• D. Postal mail meeting

Answer: (A)

Synchronous meetings require real-time participation, where attendees can speak, respond, and vote as events unfold. Telephone conferencing provides that live, simultaneous interaction, so participants can join in and communicate in the moment.

The other options are asynchronous—they don’t occur in real time. Written correspondence, email-only bulletins, and postal mail meetings involve messages that are read and replied to at different times, breaking real-time interaction.

So the venue that explicitly supports synchronous meetings is telephone conferencing.