Notice Writing Essentials

This video tutorial covers the essentials of notice writing, including its definition, key points to remember, and the proper format. It emphasizes the importance of indirect speech and avoiding personal pronouns. The tutorial also explains the 5 W's to include in the notice body and provides a practical example of writing a notice for a school event. The video concludes with a recap of the main points discussed.

What is the primary purpose of a notice?

• To entertain a large audience

• To provide detailed reports

• To inform a specific group of people

• To advertise products

What is the ideal word limit for a notice?

• 150 words

• 100 words

• 50 words

• 200 words

Which of the following should be avoided in notice writing?

• Using a proper format

• Using indirect speech

• Using personal pronouns

• Using passive voice

Where should the name of the organization be placed in a notice?

• Bottom right corner

• Top middle portion

• Top left corner

• Bottom left corner

What should be written immediately below the organization's name in a notice?

• The word 'Notice'

• The title

• The date

• The body of the notice

Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 W's in notice writing?

• What

• Who

• Whom

• Why

What should be included in the 'What to Do' section of a notice?

• The event location

• Instructions related to the notice

• The date of the event

• The name of the organization

In the example notice, who is the chief guest for the annual day function?

• Dr. Vikrant Pandey

• Mr. Ramesh Kumar

• Ms. Anjali Sharma

• Mr. Rajesh Singh

Where is the annual day function being held according to the example notice?

• City Hall

• Dev Mall

• School Auditorium

• Community Center

What should students do to attend the annual day function as per the example notice?

• Register online

• Collect passes from class teachers

• Buy tickets at the venue

• Sign up at the office