3. Business Communication

Which salutation is typically used in formal memos within a company?

• Hi colleagues

• Dear team

• Hello everyone

• Dear Colleagues

How would you interpret the phrasal verb "put off" in an office context?

• To delay or postpone something.

• To tidy up and organize the office space.

• To terminate an ongoing project abruptly.

• To put an office item into storage temporarily.

Which salutation is typically used in the cover letter of a formal report?

• Hi there

• Dear stakeholders

• Hello team

• Dear Sir/Madam

What salutation is suitable for a thank-you note to a client?

• Dear valued client

• Hi there

• Hello team

• Hey Bob

What does it mean if someone "takes on" a task or responsibility in the office?

• To delegate tasks to coworkers.

• To decline additional work.

• To assume or accept a task or responsibility.

• To abandon tasks midway through completion.

When sending an internal announcement email to colleagues, what salutation is suitable?

• Dear colleagues

• Hi there

• Hello everyone

• Hey team

What salutation is appropriate for a business proposal sent via email?

• Hey folks

• Dear decision-makers

• Hello team

• Hi there

Which sentence uses the phrasal verb "come across" correctly?

• "I'll come across the office to your desk later."

• "He came up with a brilliant idea for the project."

• "She came across an interesting article on the internet."

• "We came over the budget limitations in the project."

What does it mean to "bring up" something in a meeting?

• To physically transport items to the meeting room.

• To raise or mention a topic for discussion.

• To conclude a meeting and disperse.

• To distribute documents to meeting attendees.

Which salutation is commonly used in formal letters of recommendation?

• Dear Sir/Madam

• Hi everyone

• Dear Hiring Manager

• Dear [Recipient's Name]