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WorksheetsThe Letter of Invitation (Formal & Informal)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which information below would require a formal letter of invitation?
An invitation to a backyard birthday party
An invitation to be a guest speaker
An invitation to a wedding shower
An invitation to games night at church
Which venue or location would best befit a formal occasion?
A classroom at your school
The dining room or a fast-food restaurant
Your tree house
A hotel's ball room
The word "formal" suggests situations where you can do whatever you like, with very little restrictions.
True
False
The tone of the informal letter is very important.
True
False
Which image depicts a formal occasion?
Which is true of a formal letter of invitation?
It should give you the option to indicate if you need plastic plates and forks
It must mention the best bus route to the venue
It should never restrict the number of persons you wish to carry with you.
It should include how the invitee can respond.
Which is true of a formal letter of invitation?
It should always request your date of birth
It must indicate the venue and time of the occasion
It should always give you the option of dressing casually
There should be no mention of any expectations of you
Which is true of a formal letter of invitation?
The tone is really optional
The tone does not depend on the person being invited
The tone is absolutely important
The tone is irrelevant
The formal Letter of Invitation is different from the informal letter, in terms of
Length
Number of body paragraphs
Style and format
Tone
How many body paragraphs does a formal letter of invitation normally have?
One
Two
Three
Four
What is an appropriate closing for the formal letter of invitation?
Your friend
Your BFF
Yours forever
Yours sincerely
A courteous tone belongs more to the formal letter of invitation than to the informal letter.
True
False
Words like "omg", "lol" and "idk" belong more to the formal letter of invitation than to the informal letter.
True
False
Contractions like "can't" and "don't", and abbreviations like "neg." and "ent.", belong more to the formal letter of invitation than to the informal letter.
True
False
Slang words and colloquialisms like "sic", "kinda" and "wanna", belong more to the formal letter of invitation than to the informal letter.
True
False
