Gatavošanās p.d. 7.klase Unit 3

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The person who decides how to film the movie and tells the actors what to do.

• director

• producer

• character

• scriptwriter

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The music that is used in the film.

• screenplay

• subtitles

• soundtrack

• plot

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The main actors or actresses in the film.

• extras

• crew

• stars

• cast

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The words the actors learn and say in the film.

• screen

• subtitles

• script

• scriptwriter

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The story of the film

• studio

• crew

• script

• plot

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All of the actors in the film

• extras

• crew

• cast

• plot

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Minor actors who don’t speak and stay in the background.

• extras

• cast

• stars

• crew

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All the cameramen, sound engineers and technicians.

• cast

• crew

• extras

• studio

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The person the actor plays in the film.

• character

• director

• producer

• actor

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Using drawings to create movement similar to cartoons.

• production

• multimedia

• animation

• advertising

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An area used to record sound and audio.

• screen

• studio

• animation

• soundtrack

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More than one type of media used together, for example images, sound or text.

• advertising

• facilities

• multimedia

• film making

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Combining text and pictures to be used in advertisements, magazines or books.

• graphic design

• film making

• animation

• advertising

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The place where tickets for a film or play are sold.

• studio

• stage

• box office

• screenplay

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A film or TV show that gives real facts.

• documentary

• fable

• action movie

• feature film

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A full-length film that tells a story.

• documentary

• feature film

• advertisement

• biography

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A short and memorable phrase used in advertisements.

• slogan

• brand

• image

• rhyme

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A product known by a particular name.

• slogan

• rhyme

• claim

• brand

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A part of a film in which a particular action or activity happens.

• desert

• scene

• location

• plot

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The story of a person’s life.

• documentary

• feature film

• biography

• screenplay

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What do we call an exciting film with fights, car chases, danger etc.?

• mystery

• action film

• sci-fi (science fiction)

• war film

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What do we call an adventure film set in an imaginary world, usually with magic?

• fantasy

• thriller

• comedy

• drama

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What do we call a film where part of the story is told by songs?

• fantasy

• animation

• musical

• romantic comedy

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What do we call a film set in the past?

• musical

• biopic

• war film

• period drama

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What do we call a film that makes you laugh?

• comedy

• superhero film

• sci-fi

• fantasy

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What do we call a film featuring a hero with special powers, e.g. Superman or Batman?

• adventure film

• superhero film

• fantasy

• action film

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What do we call a film set in the future or on other planets etc.?

• sci-fi (= science fiction)

• fantasy

• mystery

• thriller

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What do we call a film that is intended to scare you?

• thriller

• mystery

• action film

• horror film

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What do we call a love story that is also funny?

• fantasy

• musical

• romcom (= romantic comedy)

• animation

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What do we call an exciting drama, especially about crime, spying, etc.?

• thriller

• action

• sci-fi

• mystery

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Some people don’t like romantic comedies because they’re too ...

• Serious

• Exciting

• Predictable

• Violent

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Jane can’t stand war films. They’re too ...

• Thought-provoking

• Violent

• Entertaining

• Hilarious

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I laughed all the way through the film. It was ...

• Dull

• Gripping

• Exciting

• Hilarious

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Titanic is my most favourite movie. It is a _____________ drama about the love story between Jack and Rose.

• romantic

• ordinary

• annoying

• original

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His performance in the movie is just ______________. It is not different or special in any way.

• ordinary

• dreadful

• confusing

• fascinating

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The actress gave a ____________ smile to the camera. It was a bit awkward and she didn't show much expression.

• wooden

• thrilling

• charming

• talented

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The new action film is _________________. It shows the excitement of motor racing.

• thrilling

• charming

• terrible

• boring

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His directing skill is ________________ which gains him little admiration and respect.

• spectacular

• briiliant

• stunning

• unimpressive

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The food was bad and the service was _______________. I will never eat there again.

• dreadful

• inspiring

• terrible

• charming

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He is a _______ and skilful pianist.

• talented

• boring

• violent

• dramatic

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What do we use when it is not allowed to do or restricted?

• Needn't

• Mustn't

• Shouldn't

• Can't

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What do we use when it isn't important to mention or to do?

• Mustn't

• Don't have to

• Needn't

• Can't

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What do we use to say that something is necessary or very important to do?

• Must

• Mustn't

• Don't have to

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Choose the suitable answer.

He __________ hurry, he has already missed his train.

• Doesn't have to

• Must

• Mustn't

• Don't have to

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At schools you _________ wear everyday clothes. Every school has its uniform.

• must

• don't have to

• mustn't

• may

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She ......... leave school before 5:00 p.m. today.

• has to

• doesn't have to

• don't have to

• have to

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John's a millionaire. He.........go to work. 

• don't have to
• doesn't have to
• must
• mustn't

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The museum is free. You ................. pay to get in.

• have to
• must
• don't have to
• mustn't

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You have a lot of work tomorrow. You ................ sleep late.

• mustn't
• must
• have to
• don't have to

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Not thinking enough or not worrying about the possible results of what you do?

• unacceptable

• uncertain

• irresponsible

• impatient

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Too bad to be accepted, approved of, or allowed to continue.

• incorrect

• unbelievable

• impatient

• unacceptable

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Easily annoyed by someone's mistakes or because you have to wait.

• unhappy

• dishonest

• impatient

• unfair

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Not influenced or controlled in any way by other people, events, or things.

• independent

• incorrect

• unlikely

• illegal

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Your handwriting is so _____ I can't read it.

• independent

• untidy

• impossible

• dishonest

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Behaving in a way that is not socially correct and shows a lack of understanding of and care for other people's feelings.

• disloyal

• unsafe

• impolite

• unbelievable

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It is _____ to drive a car that is not registered and insured.

• illegal

• dissatisfied

• unsurprising

• dishonest

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Not treating people in an equal way, or not morally right.

• dishonest

• unbelievable

• invisible

• unfair

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He’s been ________ with us, and I’ll never trust him again.

• unsafe

• unfair

• dishonest

• dissatisfied

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These bacteria are ________ unless viewed with a microscope.

• disloyal

• dishonest

• invisible

• uncorrect

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Complete the sentence by choosing the correct answer.

"Thiago has _______ pencils"

• a lot of

• much

• a little

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Complete the sentence by choosing the correct answer.

"Danna has ______dolls."

• any

• much

• some

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Complete the sentence by choosing the correct answer.

"Does she have _______ books?"

• any

• a little

• some

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Complete the sentence by choosing the correct answer.

"Mathias drinks _______ milk."

• a few

• a little

• many

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Complete the sentence by choosing the correct adjective.

"Iker doesn't eat _______ bread."

• many

• some

• much

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Complete the sentence by choosing the correct adjective.

"The teacher eats ______ chocolate ice cream."

• any

• some

• a few

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Complete the sentence by choosing the correct adjective.

"Pablo has _______ cars."

• many

• much

• any

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Complete the sentence by choosing the correct adjective.

"Greys has _____ shoes."

• any

• a few

• much

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Complete the sentence by choosing the correct adjective.

"Do you have_______ homework?"

• much

• many

• a few

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Complete the sentence by choosing the correct adjective.

"Do you have_______ homework?"

• a little

• many

• any

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Complete the sentence by choosing the correct adjective.

"My mom takes care of ________ babies."

• a lot of

• much

• any

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Complete the sentence by choosing the correct adjective.

"Dad ate _________ rice."

• a lot of

• many

• any

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Daniela stayed in Tokyo for ______ weeks.

• a few

• a little

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There aren't _____ birds around here during the winter.

• much

• many

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Luna didn't have ______ dinner las night.

• much

• many

• no

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There isn't ______ money in my piggy bank.

• Many

• Much

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How much t-shirts do you own?

• Correct

• Incorrect

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Many students in my city ride their bikes to school.

• Incorrect

• Correct

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There were much people at the baseball game

• Incorrect

• Correct

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There is _____ rice on the dish.

• a few
• a little

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Iván needs _____ coins to buy sweets.

• a few

• a little

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Could I have ____ sugar cubes for my tea?

• a few
• a little

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Itzíar and Steven went to the Karaoke and sang ____ songs.

• a few

• a little

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María invited ____ friends to the camp.

• a few

• a little

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Have you got ____ minutes for me?

• a few
• a little

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If you want to make pancakes you need ____ eggs and ____ flour.

• a little ..... a few
• a few ..... a little

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When Lucía is on holidays she always writes ____ lines to Dayana.

• a little

• a few

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There were very ... people at the concert.

• few

• little

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Alba prepared ... sandwiches for you.

• a few

• a little

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There are normally ... tourists in our town.

• few

• little

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Erick's got very ..... money in his pocket.

• little

• few

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I saw Carlota ... days ago.

• a little

• a few

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I can stay in bed tomorrow morning because I _____ work. It's holiday!

• must
• musn't
• have to
• don't have to

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Whatever you do, you _____ touch that switch. It’s very dangerous.

• must
• musn't
• have to
• don't have to

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You _____ forget what I told you. It’s very important.

• must
• mustn't
• have to
• don't have to

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In Spain, teachers _____ work on Saturdays. They are free.

• must

• musn't

• have to

• don't have to

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You ______ read this book. It’s really good.

• must
• musn't
• have to
• don't have to

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The windows are very dirty. I _____ clean them.

• must
• musn't
• have to
• don't have to

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We ______ feed the animals. It’s forbidden.

• must
• mustn't
• have to
• don't have to

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In many countries men _____ do military service.

• must
• mustn't
• have to
• don't have to

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You _____ park here – it’s illegal.

• must
• mustn't
• have to
• don't have to

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They _____ eat too much cake or they'll get fat!

• must
• don't have to
• have to
• mustn't

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The museum is free. You _____ pay to get in.

• have to
• must
• don't have to
• mustn't

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You _____ smoke inside the school.

• must
• mustn't
• have to
• doesn't must

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He _____ be late for the exam.

• must
• don't have to
• mustn't
• doesn't have to

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Susan _____ go to school every day. 

• have to
• must
• has to
• mustn't

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I'm not going to pay that bill! She _____ pay it!

• mustn't
• doesn't have to
• has to
• must

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We _____ wear a uniform at our school . It is a rule for every one.

• mustn't
• don't have to
• have to
• must

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You _____ fasten your seat belt when you are driving.

• mustn't
• don't have to
• have to
• must

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"Dear Mary, "

Who is Mary?

• The person we are writing to. / the person who is receiving the letter.

• The person who is writing the letter.

• The address.

• The main point.

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"From,

Alex, "

Who is Alex?

• The person we are writing to. / the person who is receiving the letter.

• The person who is writing the letter.

• The address.

• The main point.

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"Sincerely,

John, "

Who is John?

• The person we are writing to. / the person who is receiving the letter.

• The person who is writing the letter.

• The address.

• The main point.

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"Pusat Penjaja 49, Mdn Perhentian, Medan Kidd, 30200, Perak, Malaysia "

What is this?

• The person we are writing to. / the person who is receiving the letter.

• The person who is writing the letter.

• The address.

• The main point.

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"I would like to ask permission to hold a party in our class."

What is this?

• The person we are writing to. / the person who is receiving the letter.

• The person who is writing the letter.

• The address.

• The main point.

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Is this a formal letter or informal letter?

• formal letter

• informal letter

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Is this a formal letter or informal letter?

• formal letter

• informal letter

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You need to write a letter to your teacher to ask for permission.

Do you write a formal or informal letter?

• formal letter

• informal letter

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You are writing a letter to a friend.

Do you write a formal or informal letter?

• formal letter

• informal letter

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You are writing a letter to a family member.

Do you write a formal or informal letter?

• formal letter

• informal letter

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You are writing a letter to join a club.

Do you write a formal or informal letter?

• formal letter

• informal letter

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When you write a formal letter, what is the first thing you should write?

• The address

• Your name

• The receiver's name

• The main point

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"Dear Mary, "

Do you write this at the start or the end of a letter?

• The start

• The end

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"From,

Alex, "

Do you write this at the start or the end of a letter?

• The start

• The end

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"Sincerely,

John, "

Do you write this at the start or the end of a letter?

• The start

• The end

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Choose the best opening for an informal email to a friend:

• A) Dear Sir/Madam,

• B) To whom it may concern,

• C) Respectfully,

• D) Hey!

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What is a suitable closing for an informal letter to a family member?

• A) Best regards,

• B) Lots of love,

• C) Sincerely,

• D) Yours faithfully,

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Identify the correct sentence to include in an informal email inviting a friend to your party:

• A) Would love to see you at my party on Saturday!

• B)This letter serves as your official invitation.

• C) I am writing to formally invite you to a social gathering.

• D) I look forward to your attendance.

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In an informal email to a friend, which of these sentences is most appropriate?

• A) Just wanted to check in and see how you’re doing!

• B) I hope this email finds you well.

• C) I’m reaching out to inquire about the weekend

• D) This email serves to update you on recent events

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Which of these is not necessary in an informal letter to a friend?

• A) Friendly closing

• B) Greeting

• C) Date

• D) Formal closing

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Which of the following is a proper opening for a formal email to a company?

• • A) Hey there,

• • B) Hi!

• • C) Dear Hiring Manager,

• • D) What’s up ?

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Which sentence would best fit into a formal letter requesting information?

• A) Can you let me know about the details?

• B) I was just wondering if you could send over some info.

• C) Just tell me what’s up with the process.

• D) Could you please provide further details regarding the application process?

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What’s the appropriate closing for a formal email to someone you don’t know personally?

• • A) Cheers,

• • B) Take care,

• • C) Yours sincerely,

• • D) Love,

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Which of these phrases would be too informal for a professional letter?

• • A) I appreciate your time and consideration.

• • B) Hope to hear from you soon!

• • C) I look forward to your response.

• • D) Thank you for your assistance in advance.

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What should you include in the subject line of a formal email to a professor?

• • A) Urgent!!!

• • B) Question about Assignment Submission

• • C) Hey Prof!

• • D) Quick question