SJNHS_G7_4th Quarter

How would you adjust your diction to ensure clarity in a formal letter?

• Use precise and formal vocabulary.

• Use slang and colloquial expressions.

What is the primary reason for organizing a letter of request into distinct sections (salutation, body, closing)?

• To ensure clarity and professionalism in communication

• To make the letter longer, more impressive, and more artistic

What is the most appropriate closing statement for a letter of request to a government office?

• “I hope you grant my request as soon as possible.”

• “Looking forward to your favorable response. Thank you.”

How does the organization of a request letter impact its effectiveness?

• It makes no difference as long as the request is clear and be very long

• A well-organized letter is more likely to be read and responded to

What is the role of "point of view" in communication?

• It determines who is telling the message

• It shows the emotional state of the sender

Which of the following organizational structures would be considered the LEAST effective for an expository essay aiming to provide an unbiased explanation of a complex scientific process?

• A random ordering of facts without clear transitions.

• Cause and Effect organization with thorough/deep analysis.

What aspect of language refers to the choice of words used by a speaker or writer?

• Diction

• Sentence structure

Which of the following sentences best demonstrates an informal register/statement?

• “Hey! What's up? Need some info about your stuff.”

• “Good day! I would like to inquire about your services.”

Which of the following statements has an objective and neutral tone?

• “This policy is utterly useless and a complete failure.”

• “The new policy has been implemented with both positive and negative effects.”

What happens if the sender uses technical jargon (unfamiliar words) without considering the audience’s background?

• The message will automatically be persuasive, and becomes clearer and more engaging

• The audience may struggle to understand the purpose of the message