What's Your Email EtIQuette IQ?
Think you're email savvy? Take this quiz and find out!
- 1.The most important part of an email is
- A.
Sender
- B.
Recipient
- C.
Body
- D.
Signature
- E.
Subject Line
- 2.Carbon copy others who are
- A.
Directly involved with the content
- B.
Aware of the content
- C.
Are not aware of the content
- D.
Have little involvement with the content
- 3.I should proofread my email before I hit 'send.'
- A.
True
- B.
False
- C.
Why would I do that?
- 4.The most important information in an email should be
- A.
At the end
- B.
In the beginning
- C.
Dispersed throughout
- 5.Writing in all capital letters implies
- A.
Sorrow
- B.
Listening
- C.
Yelling
- D.
Impatience
- 6.An appropriate amount of time to wait for a reply is
- A.
30 seconds–5 minutes
- B.
7 days
- C.
24–48 hours
- D.
Within 24 hours
- E.
2-–3 hours
- 7.Very important emails should be marked as high priority when
- A.
You feel it is high priority
- B.
It seems like it could be high priority
- C.
It is urgent
- D.
The information is high priority for the recipient
- 8.Complicated or detailed email messages should be followed up with
- A.
Email
- B.
High five
- C.
Instant Message
- D.
Pizza
- E.
Phone Call
- 9.Emails are
- A.
Secret
- B.
Between me and the recipient(s)
- C.
Public
- D.
Top Secret
- 10.Capitalization is not at all necessary when writing email.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- C.
I don't know what capitalization is
- 11.When writing a complicated or detailed email, information should be
- A.
In one long paragraph
- B.
Short paragraphs
- C.
Separated into multiple emails
- 12.In general, when replying to an email it is best to
- A.
Reply to all
- B.
Reply to sender
- C.
Reply to some
- D.
Reply to sender
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