Warm Up -February 5, 2025

What is the correct order of sections in a standard business letter?

• Salutation, Body, Closing, Date, Signature

• Date, Salutation, Body, Closing, Signature

• Signature, Date, Salutation, Body, Closing

• Closing, Date, Salutation, Body, Signature

Which of the following is an example of inappropriate language in a business letter?

• I look forward to your response.

• Please let me know if you have any questions.

• This is a waste of time.

• Thank you for your consideration.

In Google Docs, how can you adjust paragraph spacing?

• By using the "Line spacing" option in the Format menu

• By changing the font size

• By adjusting the page margins

• By using the "Insert" menu

What is the default margin size in Google Docs?

• 1 inch

• 1.5 inches

• 2 inches

• 0.5 inches

How can you add a header in Google Docs?

• By clicking on "Insert" and then "Header & page number"

• By using the "Format" menu

• By changing the font style

• By adjusting the paragraph spacing

Which of the following is NOT a proper closing for a business letter?

• Sincerely,

• Best regards,

• Cheers,

• Yours faithfully,

What is the purpose of setting margins in a document?

• To change the font style

• To ensure text is not too close to the edge of the page

• To add images

• To adjust line spacing

How can you format a footer in Google Docs?

• By clicking on "Insert" and then "Header & page number"

• By using the "Format" menu

• By changing the font size

• By adjusting the paragraph spacing

Please match the words to their appropriate definitions.

• Usually the ending of a letter and email

• Sender's Address

• The person receiving an EMAIL.

• Recipient

• Where a LETTER is going to.

• Closing & Signature

• Where a LETTER is coming from.

• Inside Address

• The BULK of an EMAIL or LETTER

• Body

Please match the words to their appropriate definitions.

• Where a LETTER is coming from.

• Inside Address

• Usually the ending of a letter and email

• Closing & Signature

• The BULK of an EMAIL or LETTER

• Recipient

• The person receiving an EMAIL.

• Body

• Where a LETTER is going to.

• Sender's Address