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Email Review

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does email stand for?

a)

energy mail

b)

electrify mail

c)

electronic mail

d)

enforce mail

2.

What is an example of an email you would want to use formal email format options?

a)

write to the government

b)

write to a college

c)

write to a bank for a loan

d)

all of them

3.

True or False: Commas are used after the greeting only.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

True or False: Your subject should be 1 -2 sentences long.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

True or False: Before sending, you should check for mistakes

a)

True

b)

False

6.

What are some items an email could contain?

a)

text

b)

files/attachments

c)

images

d)

They all can be in emails

7.

Which type of email can you use contractions such as "isn't" and 'I'm"?

a)

formal

b)

friendly

8.

Which of the following would be appropriate as a topic/purpose for writing a formal email?

a)

bank loan

b)

complaint about a store purchase

c)

an incorrect grade in PowerSchool

d)

question about a friend's party

e)

letting your parent know about a school activity

9.

Which of the following is not OK to use/do in for a formal email?

a)

use a calm, proper tone

b)

contractions such as haven't

c)

texting language such as "ttyl".

d)

respond when angry

10.

Match the following

a)

salutation

1.

Dear Mr. V

b)

leave taking

2.

Sincerely,

c)

conclusion

3.

Thank you for your help.

d)

Intro

4.

Hello, my name is...

e)

body

5.

My issue is that I can not log in.

11.

1. This part requires you to write the person's email address.

a)

salutation

b)

subject

c)

recipient's email/to: field

d)

leave/taking

12.

This part requires that you keep it short and sweet.(between 2-4 words)

a)

recipient's email

b)

subject

c)

salutation

d)

leave-taking

e)

body

13.

This part is made up of three mini-parts.

a)

recipient's email

b)

subject

c)

salutation

d)

leave-taking

e)

body

14.

This part is where you apply an appropriate ending such as sincerely.

a)

recipient's email

b)

subject

c)

salutation

d)

leave-taking

e)

body

15.

This part makes sure that you always begin your email with a greeting such as Dear Mr. Smith,.

a)

recipient's email

b)

subject

c)

salutation

d)

leave-taking

e)

body

16.

True or False: Before sending, you should check for mistakes

a)

True

b)

False

17.

If something needs an answer right away, it is better to...

a)

Email

b)

Call or text

c)

Send a letter through the mail

d)

stalk them outside thier home

18.

Which button starts a new email on Gmail?

a)

Starred

b)

Inbox

c)

Compose

19.

Which subject is most specific?

a)

Hey

b)

Work Question

c)

Need New Chromebook

20.

At the end of your salutation (greeting), use

a)

a period

b)

a comma

c)

a semi colon

d)

a colon

e)

nothing

21.

Which salutation is correct for emailing a teacher?

a)

Hello Mr. Dawson,

b)

Hey Jared!

c)

Jared Dawson...

22.

What is used in the introductory sentence of the body?

a)

your specific question with details

b)

an intro to who you are and why you're writing

c)

an explanation of your email

d)

your conclusion

23.

After you have explained who you are and why you are writing, you should then follow up in a new paragraph with what?

a)

a comment about your feelings

b)

asking how they are

c)

details that explain why you are writing.

24.

Which below is an appropriate conclusion?

a)

You da best!

b)

nothing

c)

Thank you for your time, and I look forward to hearing from you.

25.

Which below is a correctly written leave-taking? Look closely, and choose all that apply!

a)

See ya!

b)

Peace Out, Cub Scout!

c)

Sincerely,

d)

Sincerely

e)

Your student,