FILLING OUT FORMS

Which of the following statements is not about forms?

• Mostly forms ask personal detail of the writer.

• Forms can be distributed by email or display as a web-page.

• Most forms have the same basic elements - permanent text and blanks

• Forms always needed to be signed and dated.

• Forms collect information.

Most forms use capital letters because . . .

• They are easier to write.

• They have no difference.

• They can be used by many people.

• They have many different types of letters.

• They are easier to read

A purchase order form usually contains . . .

• types, quantities, and prices of orders.

• personal details and interests.

• full name, account number, and checks.

• contact name, number of people, and booking date.

• title, author, and publlication year.

The abbreviation of asking about gender is . . .

• M.I

• M/F

• MM/DD/YY

• DD/MM/YY

• DOB

After completing a form, we should . . .

• copy it

• fold it

• always sign it

• always save it

• always double-check it

I want to join football team, so I should fill......

• enrollment form

• medical form

• reservation form

• purchase order

Look at this picture!

I want to save money to the bank. So, I must fill..........

• Reservation Form

• Deposit slip

• Withdrawal slip

• Purchase form

The followings are the characteristics of a form, except . . .

• uniformity

• re-examined

• need long answer

• less to write

One characteristics of a form is one has to write less, it means that . . .

• we need to give long answer

• we need to give further explanation

• we need to answer shortly

• we need to write detailed information

When might you need to fill out a form?

• at the dentist or the doctor’s office

• when you send money to your family or friends

• when you send a package or letter

• when you enroll in school

• All of the above