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Emails - Review

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

All emails must have a subject line.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Which is the best example of a subject line when the writer is requesting a meeting?

a)

Help with assignment

b)

I would like to have a meeting on Thursday

c)

Request for a Meeting

d)

Meeting

3.

Which situation is a good reason to use emails rather than social media or DMs?

a)

You want to share a video

b)

You want to send several documents to a lot of people

c)

You want to see if a lot of people like your idea

d)

You need an answer quickly

4.

What part of the email would you find the 'details' such as the time of an event?

a)

Salutation

b)

Closing/sign off

c)

Polite starting sentence

d)

Body

5.

You are writing a professional email about a job. Which is the best salutation or greeting?

a)

Hello Mr. Green

b)

Dear Mr. Black

c)

To the attention of: Mr White

d)

I hope this email finds you well, Mr. Red

6.

A closing/signing off is for the purpose of...

a)

Being respectful

b)

Ending the email with a good-bye

c)

Showing the reader who is writing the email

d)

Explaining why you are writing the email

7.

You are writing an email to ask your professor to extend the due date of an assignment. Which is a good example of the 'You View' for your request?

a)

The students need more time.

b)

Extra time would help us improve our grade on this assignment.

c)

You will have much better quality assignments to read and grade if we have more time.

d)

We are very worried about our grades and need more time

8.

A good way to start your opening/purpose sentence is...

a)

I'm writing to ask...

b)

If you could please...

c)

I hope...

d)

Thank for taking the time...

9.

Choose two appropriate polite ending sentences

a)

Thank you for your help in advance.

b)

I hope you are having a great week.

c)

I'm writing to ask for your help with an issue.

d)

I'm looking forward to hearing from you.

10.

A student's credentials are...

a)

Name and ID

b)

Name

c)

Name, ID, Class number, Phone number

d)

Name, ID and Class number