WP1 Quiz

1. How many paragraphs do business letters usually have?

Five paragraphs.

There are not any paragraphs in a business letter.

Seven paragraphs.

Two or three paragraphs.

2. Which paragraph does a writer introduce themselves to the business and tell why they are writing?

The first paragraph

The fifth paragraph

The seventh paragraph

The last paragraph

3. What does it mean to double-space?"

Double space means to strike "Enter" twice.

Means to hit "Enter" one time.

It means you adjust the top and bottom margin.

All of the above.

4. What is a salutation?"

It is the same as a closing to a letter, like "Sincerely" or "Truly"

It is a greeting, like "Dear Ms. Jones."

You will find it in the "body" of a letter.

It is written above the date in a letter.

5. What punctuation is used after the closing of a letter?

Period

Comma

Colon

Semi-colon

6. Why does a business letter writer strike "Enter" four times after the closing?

To space the letter out so it looks better.

To leave enough room for the business letter writer to sign their name in cursive.

To leave enough room to type the date.

To be able to insert a picture.

7. What is "page orientation?"

A program that allows a computer user to create, edit, and print documents.

The direction that a page is turned (portrait or landscape)and possibly printed.

A top, bottom, left, and right margin.

None of the above.

8. Which statement/s are true of the word "margins?"

A piece of paper has four margins.

The white space around the outside of a paper where the printer does not print.

There is a top, bottom, left, and right margin on a page.

All of the statements above are true of margins.

9. What punctuation is used after the greeting of a letter?

Period

Comma

Colon

Semi-colon

10. What is the "inside address?"

This is the address of the person you are sending the letter to.

This is the author of the letters address.

This is the address of that goes on the outside envelope.

Both the second and third answer is correct.

Wp1 Quiz