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Parts of a Letter [Cengage ch 4]

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Also known as a greeting. Some unacceptable examples include "To Whom It May Concern" and "Dear Sir or Madam". Acceptable business example - "Dear:"

a)

heading

b)

date line

c)

inside address

d)

salutation

2.

This should be completely spelled out and not abbreivated, four lines below the letterhead or business address.

a)

heading

b)

date line

c)

inside address

d)

salutation

3.

This is the address of the recipient, flush with the left margin, two lines below the date.

a)

heading

b)

date line

c)

inside address

d)

salutation

4.

Another name for the sender's address which may be written each time or included on the company letterhead.

a)

heading

b)

date line

c)

inside address

d)

salutation

5.

Two spaces after the salutation with your message. Use paragraphs and your best business writing skills.

a)

body of the letter

b)

complimentary close

c)

signature

d)

enclosure line

6.

A formal goodbye like Sincerely or Respectfully. NOT Forever Yours. Followed by a comma.

a)

body of the letter

b)

complimentary close

c)

signature

d)

enclosure line

7.

Four spaces AFTER the closing line. May include your job title after your typed name. Should include personal touch, not a stamp or blank space.

a)

body of the letter

b)

complimentary close

c)

signature

d)

enclosure line

8.

A line that informs the reader that additional materials accompany your letter. These could be brochures, diagrams, contracts, etc.

a)

body of the letter

b)

complimentary close

c)

signature

d)

enclosure line

9.

A line that informs the reader that additional copies the letter have been sent to one or more individuals or departments for a variety of purposes.

a)

copy notation

b)

complimentary close

c)

date line

d)

enclosure line

10.

The parts of a letter and their placement form the basic conventions of effective letter writing. Readers look for certain information in key places.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Always try to write to a specific person, not a general title.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Madison & Moore, Inc.

Professional Architects | www.mmi.com

7900 South Manheim Road

Crystal Springs, NE 71003-0092

a)

Heading

b)

Date Line

c)

Complimentary Close

d)

Body of Letter

13.

cc: Planning Department

a)

Date Line

b)

Inside Address

c)

Enclosure Line

d)

Copy Notation

14.

April 10, 2014

a)

Correct Date Line

b)

Incorrect Date Line

c)

Salutation

d)

Copy Notation

15.

Faithfully yours,

a)

Salutation

b)

Acceptable Complimentary Close

c)

Unacceptable Complimentary Close

d)

Enclosure Line