This quiz focuses on the distinctions between business letters and memos. It covers formatting, header order, spacing, and notations like enclosures and copies in memos. Essential for improving office communication skills.
The memo is finished.
There is an attachment to the memo.
Someone else is getting a copy of the memo.
The writer wants you to make a copy of the memo.
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People within an organization
People at other businesses.
Your friends.
Customers.
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From
Enclosure
Subject
Body
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Headers
Heading Lines
Memo Information
Information
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True
False
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Blood
Pencil
Pen
Sharpie marker
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It's the hottest format on the block
It was designed by Bill Block in 1756.
Everything is aligned at the left of the page.
Everything in the letter is double-spaced.
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1 inch
1.5 inches
2 inches
Default top margin
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Single spaced
1.5 line spacing
Double spaced
No spacing
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Initials of the person who wrote the memo/business letter.
Initials of the person who typed the memo/business letter.
Initials of the person who gets a copy of the memo/business letter.
The person who will be receiving the memo/business letter.
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Something else is included with the memo.
It is the end of the memo.
The writer's name at the end of the memo.
The writer is sending someone a copy of the memo.
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To change the margins to be 2" all the way around
Not to do anything because by default, all margins are 1 inch
To have everything centered
To double-space the letter
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1
2
465,879, 123, 078, 546
3
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To inform
To promote goodwill
So you have documentation/proof of the intended message
All of the above
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Page numbers
Your name
Notations
The time
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Twice
Once
Three times
DS
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Body
Inside Address
Salutation (Greeting)
Return Address or Letterhead
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Open
Closed
Mixed
Formal
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Dear Mr. Claus:
Dear Mr. Claus,
Dear Mr. Santa Claus:
Dear Santa,
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Peace Out!
Sincerely:
Sincerely;
Sincerely,
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Mytown NY, 12345
Mytown, NY 12345
MyTown, NY, 12345
Mytown NY
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State the Complaint, Provide Details of Complaint, Describe how you want business to "right" the complaint.
Be rude to the business about the complaint and tell them you will never give them your business again!
Nice try! You don't type a letter, you send a memo.
Begin by telling the company what you want them to do for you, state the complaint, threaten them with violence if they don't follow through with your demands.
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Name of person writing to, their position in the business, and the company name.
Name of person writing to
Your name and address
None of the above
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Opening
Body
Closing
Simplified
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