how to email teachers and other adults (for students)

How would you greet your teacher in an email?

• Hey!
• Dear Mr. Smith:
• I have a question!
• Dear Tom:

What is an example of a brief, accurate subject line for your email to a teacher?

• Subject: Hero Essay
• Subject: Questions!!! :)
• Subject: Quesadillas 
• Subject: Hero Essay, Eng 8, Per 4

When you use ALL CAPS, what does this make your reader think?

• You are angry.
• You are shouting.
• You are really excited!! :)
• All of the above.

An email should include all of the following, EXCEPT:

• proper punctuation
• a greeting
• your name
• slang or abbreviations 

Why should you proofread your email before sending it to your teacher?

• To make sure you have no spelling errors.
• To make sure it has lots of slang.
• To make sure you use confusing abbreviations.
• To make sure you use emoticons and emotion in your email.

How should you sign your email?

• With your full name
• With your nickname
• With someone else's name
• With an emoticon :)

If you want everyone to see your response, what button should you push? 

• Reply All
• Reply
• Forward
• Delete

If you want to send someone a copy of your email, but you don't want the other person to see who you sent a copy to, which feature would you use?

• BCC
• CC
• Forward
• Reply All

It is always important to have a subject line in an email.

• True
• False

The tone of your message is established in your email communications:

• In the subject line.
• In the first two sentences of your email.
• In the closing.
• In the subject line and the first two sentences of your email.