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Commercial Correspondence Test

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which one is a business letter?

a)

letter to customer

b)

letter to teacher

c)

letter to boss

d)

letter to friend

2.

What is inside address?

a)

The sender's address

b)

The receiver's address

c)

An address that is written inside a letter

3.

Which one is a statement for the introduction of a letter?

a)

Would you please send me a price list.

b)

It was a pleasure meeting you in London last month.

c)

We are writing to inform you.

d)

Please find enclosed our price list.

4.

Fax is a short form of..................

a)

facsimile

b)

facts

c)

fast correspondence

d)

fast and friendly mails

5.

If you were writing a letter to Mr Peter Smith, the salutation would be:

Dear ​​ (a)   ​ (b)  

Choose from the below words
Mr
Smith
Dr
Peter
Sir
6.

Which is the correct order of an inside address?

a)

house

b)

street

c)

country

d)

city

1)
2)
3)
4)
7.

Which is not correct about sender's address?

a)

in the top right-hand corner

b)

in the blocked style

c)

placed below inside address

d)

no punctuation

8.

P.P means .........

a)

Someone signs on behalf of someone

b)

Price per items

c)

Person per pro

9.

If you send copies to many people at one time but you don't want the receivers know that, ..........should be added.

a)

c.c

b)

b.c.c

10.

The tone of your professional correspondence should not be _____; it should be ______.

a)

professional; sloppy

b)

casual; professional

c)

helpful; firm

d)

firm; helpful

11.

In correspondence, who do we use “Mrs”?

a)

married woman

b)

unmarried woman

c)

all woman

12.

What part of the business letter identifies the address of the person composing/writing the letter?

a)

Letterhead

b)

Reference Line

c)

Subject Line

d)

Enclosure

e)

inside address

13.

Which part of a letter that identifies the address of the person receiving the letter?

a)

Letterhead

b)

Reference Line

c)

Subject Line

d)

Enclosure

e)

inside address

14.

Which date is correctly typed for a letter?

a)

May 2021

b)

19 May 2021

c)

May 19' 2021

d)

May 2021, the 19th

e)

The 19th of May 2021

15.

What c.c. in business letter stands for?

a)

complimentary close

b)

carbon copy

c)

complimentary copy

d)

conclusion close

e)

courtesy close

16.

What do you usually write as salutation if you don't know who will be receiving your letter?

a)

Dear Sir or Madam,

b)

Dear Mr./ Ms,

c)

Dear Mr. Smith

d)

Dear James

e)

Dear Sir James

17.
Question Image

Label each part of a correspondence.

a)

1.

1.

Greeting/Salutation

b)

2.

2.

Body

c)

3.

3.

Closing

d)

4.

4.

Signature

18.

What is the right sequence for an enquiry?

a)

salutation

b)

thanking and stating the reference

c)

informing terms and conditions

d)

ending

1)
2)
3)
4)
19.

Choose the CORRECT word below to complete the sentence.

"You were __________________ to us by Mr John, who is the sales manager of company Worldwide.

a)

advised

b)

told

c)

recommended

d)

provided

20.

If your equipment meets our required ________________, we will place a substantial order

a)

qualities

b)

requirements

c)

standards

d)

characteristics

21.

Which one is the enquiries letter function?

a)

To ask the other companies staff daily activities

b)

To ask the other companies' staff salary

c)

To ask some information of other companies' product

d)

To ask the other companies weaknesses

22.

"We hope to hear from you in the near future".

The example is part of ...

a)

opening of the letter

b)

note

c)

middle of the letter

d)

closing

23.

"Could you please give me more information about course BL 362, which appears in the language-learning section of your summer prospectus?"

The example expresses ...

a)

asking for catalogues, price lists

b)

asking for samples, patters and demonstrations

c)

asking for goods on approval or on sale or return

d)

asking for details

24.

"We would also appreciate it if you could send some samples of the material so that we can examine the texture and quality."

This example expresses ...

a)

asking for samples, patterns, and demonstrations

b)

asking for an estimate or tender

c)

asking for catalogues, price list

d)

asking for good on approval, or on sale or return

25.

"Please would you send me an up-to-date price list for your building materials".

This expression is part of ...

a)

asking for details

b)

asking for goods on approval or on sale or return

c)

asking for samples, patterns, and demonstrations

d)

asking for catalogue, price list

26.

"Please contact us again if you have any questions, using the above telephone number or email address."

a)

closing

b)

middle of the letter

c)

the information from a replying letter

d)

opening of the letter

27.

"Thank you for your enquiry of 6 June 2019 in which you asked about ..."

This example represents part of ...

a)

closing

b)

middle of the letter

c)

opening

d)

"selling" the product

28.

"We hope to hear from you again soon, and can assure you that your order will be dealt with promptly."

This example represents part of ...

a)

opening

b)

asking the information

c)

middle of letter

d)

closing

29.

"We enclose our summer catalogue, which unfortunately is only published in English. However, we have included a German translation."

This example represents ...

a)

arranging demonstrations and visits

b)

referring the customer to another place

c)

sugesting alternatives

d)

sending catalogues, price lists, prospectuses and sample

30.

"We have enclosed full details of the Laren Welder, but a demonstration would be necessary to show you its full capabilities. We, therefore, suggest that you visit our centre in Birmingham, where the equipment is set up."

This example represents ...

a)

sending catalogues, price list, prospectuses and samples

b)

arranging demonstrations and visits

c)

referring the customer to another place

d)

suggestion alternatives

31.

"I regret to say that we no longer produce the type of stapler you refer to as there is no longer sufficient demand for it. I am sorry we can not help you."

The example represents ...

a)

confirming that you can help

b)

"selling" your product

c)

referring the customer to another place

d)

sending catalogues and price list