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How to Write an Email

How to Write an Email

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7th Grade

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TIARA THOMPSON

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29 Slides • 20 Questions

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Which of the following is NOT a reason why maintaining proper email etiquette is important?

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It helps get your message across effectively and professionally.

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It is a part of our personal, academic, and professional lives.

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It ensures your emails say less about you than you wish to share.

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It reflects guidelines and expectations for electronic communication.

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are appropriate reasons to email a teacher or superior?

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To ask about an assignment

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To request further clarification about a topic covered in class

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To question a grade

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To ask for an extension on an assignment or for a letter of recommendation

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It is encouraged to use "texting language" when sending a professional email.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT recommended when electronically communicating with a teacher or superior?

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Use formal language

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Be polite and professional

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Use slang or informal language

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Include your full name

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Multiple Select

Which of these elements need to be included in your email format? (Select all that apply)

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Subject

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Memes

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Salutation

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Closing

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Signature

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT one of the essential elements that your email should always include?

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Subject

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Salutation

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Attachment

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Signature

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Why is it important to keep your subject line direct and clear?

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So you can confuse the recipient so they have to respond to you

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You will be able to collect more money

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It gets to the point so that the person receiving the email can get back to you quicker

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You gain more points with google for using more words that may lead to money being given

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of a formal salutation in an email?

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Hey there!

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Dear Mrs. Smith,

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Yo!

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What's up?

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Select all statements that correctly describe the body of an email.

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It should explicitly state the reason for writing.

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It should include a greeting.

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It should be vague and general.

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It can ask for specific actions or help.

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What advantage does "I look forward to your reply" offer as a closing?

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You will receive more points from Google that may lead to more money being given


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It will guarantee that the recipient answers you


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It is a call to action that may get a response

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It is a complete sentence

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Multiple Choice

Why is it important to include your first and last name in the signature of your email?

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So that the recipient knows exactly who sent it

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So that the sender knows who to send it to

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Because I said so

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Multiple Choice

Why is it a good idea to include the class period in the signature of an email as well?

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It helps to confuse the recipient

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So the teacher knows that you know what class you are in

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In case there is a fire drill that day

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In case someone with the same name sends the teacher the same email

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Multiple Choice

Why is your tone important in emails?

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Having the correct tone shows the reader that you are funny and have a great sense of humor

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Having the correct tone makes sure that the meaning of your email is accurate and no one gets confused.

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Which of the following should you avoid when writing emails for school or work?

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Using sarcasm and humor

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Being polite and respectful

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Including your contact information

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Using a formal closing

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Multiple Choice

What is the best discourse to use when writing formal emails, according to the lesson?

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The way you talk with friends

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Informal texting language

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Formal and respectful language

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Slang and abbreviations

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Multiple Choice

"Mrs. Cruise, I will not be at work next week because I am going out of town" is an example of a GOOD Subject Line.

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True

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False

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Which is an example of inappropriate discourse?

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Writing things such as "lol", "wanna", "jk"

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Starting the email with "Good morning, Mrs. Moniz"


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Having a clear and direct subject line

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Providing an accurate and succinct reason for writing an email.

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Multiple Choice

What are some important things to consider when practicing email etiquette?

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Formatting, tone, discourse, digital footprint, attachments, examples

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Only formatting and tone

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Just digital footprint and attachments

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Only examples

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What rule of etiquette did Ms. Kate forget to follow in this email? 
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She did not include a subject line.
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She communicated in an unprofessional way (like slang, "texting language," or ALL CAPS).
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She did not sign the email with her name.
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She rambled on too long without getting to the point.

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Multiple Choice

What is a key consideration when sending an attachment with an email?

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Making sure the file is very large.

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Using a unique file name that no one else can guess.

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Ensuring the file is in a universal format that can be easily opened.

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Confirming that your teacher or recipient accepts attachments.

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