Do you often write emails? Are you writing them correctly? You can take this email writing quiz to check your understanding of effective email writing. While composing an email, the writer must consider various factors, such as the format, the length, the salutation, etc. These are key components for best email etiquette. Following this quiz, you will learn how good you are at writing emails and will also learn new things about email composition. Do share your results with friends and see if they know these skills better!
One long paragraph
Bullet points
Story format
Text and pictures
With a social message
With a clear, actionable
Repeating the subject line
With a proverb
Long and descriptive
Short and precise
A greeting
Does not matter
Designation and pride
Professionalism, Values, Attention to detail
Authority and status
Nothing. It is used for getting work done.
Colorful and fancy
Black in color, easy to read, capital alphabets only where required
Bright colors, easy to read
Bold and all capital alphabets
Used with selected few clients
It can be used sometimes if you feel like
Should not be used
Used while writing to juniors
Mentioned repeatedly for impact
Need not be highlighted
Highlighted in bold/underlined
Highlighted with multiple colors
Showing importance
Looks fancy
Screaming/Insulting
Irrelevant
Only if you have time
Not important at all
Always
Only if it is from seniors
It can be done sometimes
Not important
A best practice
Waste of time
Clutter too much with information
Use a professional headshot
Use same font and color as the email
Have a clean layout
Audience and objective
No. of slides and no. of pictures
Videos and music
The first and the last slide.
Centrally aligned with a larger font size.
Very colorful
Very very large
Left aligned
Yes
No
Everybody delays, so that’s ok.
Complaints can be ignored.
Yes
No
Can't say
Not important
Very aggressive
It can be rude if it is not a client.
Bossy and rude if you are writing to junior colleagues
Polite and assertive
Why?
No
Only before Diwali or New year
Yes
Leave it open-ended.
Never mention date and time.
Sometimes mention date and leave it at that.
Recommend a date and time and request confirmation.
Just ask them to get it done.
Never give any deadline.
Use bold alphabets.
Set up a deadline and follow up accordingly.
No
It is not important
Sometimes
Yes. It makes it easier for the recipient to reach out to you.
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