Mastering Email Composition in Gmail

This tutorial teaches how to write a proper email using Gmail. It covers accessing Gmail, composing an email, writing effective subject lines, addressing and signing off, sending to multiple recipients, and attaching files. The tutorial emphasizes keeping subject lines concise and using proper email etiquette. It concludes with a preview of future tutorials on email attachments.

What is the primary focus of this tutorial?

• Creating a new Google account

• Writing a proper email using Gmail

• Setting up a Gmail signature

• Managing Gmail filters

Which of the following is NOT a way to access Gmail?

• Adding Gmail as a bookmark

• Typing 'Gmail' in the search bar

• Using the Google apps menu

• Clicking on the Gmail link on the Google homepage

What is the benefit of bookmarking Gmail?

• It allows you to access Gmail quickly

• It automatically logs you into Gmail

• It sends you notifications for new emails

• It customizes your Gmail interface

What should you include in the 'To' section of an email?

• A greeting

• The email address of the recipient

• The subject of the email

• Your own email address

Which of the following is a common mistake students make in the subject line?

• All of the above

• Using all caps

• Writing a full sentence

• Leaving it blank

What is the recommended way to address your teacher in an email?

• Hey [Teacher's Name]

• Hello [Teacher's Name]

• Dear [Teacher's Name]

• Hi [Teacher's Name]

What should you do after writing the content of your email?

• Attach files

• Sign off with a closing phrase

• Add more recipients

• Send it immediately

How should you sign off a formal email?

• All of the above

• Thanks

• Sincerely

• Best

What should you do if you want to send an email to multiple teachers?

• Use the 'BCC' field for additional teachers

• Use the 'CC' field for additional teachers

• Send separate emails to each teacher

• Add all teachers' email addresses in the 'To' section

Where can you find the option to attach files to your email?

• At the bottom of the compose window

• In the 'To' section

• In the settings menu

• In the 'Subject' section