Email Etiquette!

If I want to send a copy of an email to Mrs. Hartlage, I should type her email in the ____ box.

• To:

• Cc:

• Bcc:

• Subject:

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If I am emailing Ms. Samuel and I want Ms. Linden to get a copy without Ms. Samuel knowing, I should type Ms. Linden's email in the _____ box.

• To:

• Cc:

• Bcc:

• Subject:

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WHY SHOULDN'T YOU TYPE AN EMAIL IN ALL CAPITAL LETTERS? (OR A TEXT FOR THAT MATTER)

• SOMEONE MAY THINK YOU ARE ANGRY AND SHOUTING

• IT CAN STRAIN THEIR EYES

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The subject of an email should be

• blank

• short and to the point

• long and descriptive

• the recipient's email

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The ______ of an email is the main part that contains the text or pictures.

• subject

• signature

• greeting

• body

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A _______ should always begin the body of your letter.

• closing

• email address

• subject

• greeting

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When emailing a teacher, why is it important to include your name and class?

• Because she teaches 80+ students and may not know your email address

• Because it's the nice thing to do

• Because it's required by email servers

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Always ________ before sending an email.

• type quickily

• wait 48 hours

• proofread

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