Letters, Bullets, And Numbering
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 368
Evaluate the students' knowledge about Formal and Informal Letter, and the use of Bullets and Numbering.
Questions and Answers
- 1.When you write a letter, where do you write your address?
- A.
In the top left hand corner
- B.
In the top right hand corner
- C.
On the envelope
- 2.Where do you write the address of the person you are going to send the letter?
- A.
In the left hand corner
- B.
In the top right hand corner
- C.
On the back of the envelope
- 3.How do you begin a formal letter when you do not know the person you are writing to?
- A.
Hi Mr and Mrs
- B.
To whoever reads this
- C.
Dear sir/madam
- 4.How do you finish your formal letter?
- A.
Yours sincerely
- B.
Yours faithfully
- C.
Either
- 5.You can use informal language in a formal letter.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.When you write a thank you letter, you are writing an informal letter.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.Each item in a bulleted list begins with a bullet symbol and is followed by an indent.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.If you have a list of items that you wish to emphasize but whose order in the list does not matter, you use:
- A.
Numbering
- B.
Bullets
- C.
None
- 9.If you have a list of instructions that have to be done in a sequence, you use:
- A.
Numbering
- B.
Bullets
- C.
Either
- 10.If you have to write a letter to make a complaint, which type of letter do you use?
- A.
Informal letter
- B.
Formal letter
- C.
Either
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