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Revision on Informal Email

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

What is the informal greeting commonly used in emails?

a)

Hello

b)

Goodbye

c)

Hi

d)

Hey

2.

How can you identify the greetings in an informal email?

a)

Identify informal greetings by looking for casual greetings like 'Hi', 'Hey', 'Hello', or the recipient's first name.

b)

Identify informal greetings by looking for professional greetings like 'Mr.', 'Mrs.', or 'Dr.'

c)

Identify informal greetings by looking for formal greetings like 'Dear', 'To Whom It May Concern', or 'Greetings'

d)

Identify informal greetings by looking for no greeting at all, just jumping into the main content

3.

Which part of an informal email usually contains the main content or message?

a)

Body

b)

Signature

c)

Conclusion

d)

Header

4.

Give an example of an informal closing in an email.

a)

Goodbye

b)

'Take care' or 'Cheers'

c)

Until we meet again

d)

Farewell

5.

What is the difference between formal and informal tone in an email?

a)

Formal tone in an email is concise and to the point, while informal tone is lengthy and detailed.

b)

Formal tone in an email is casual and may include slang or abbreviations, while informal tone is professional and respectful.

c)

Formal tone in an email is friendly and humorous, while informal tone is serious and stern.

d)

Formal tone in an email is professional and respectful, while informal tone is casual and may include slang or abbreviations.

6.

Identify the informal language used in the following sentence: 'Hey, hope you're doing well!'

a)

Hey

b)

Well

c)

Sup

d)

Greetings

7.

What is a common informal email sign-off?

a)

Respectfully

b)

Cheers

c)

Sincerely

d)

Warm regards

8.

How can you distinguish between formal and informal email greetings?

a)

Formal email greetings use titles like 'Dear Mr./Ms.' followed by the recipient's last name, while informal email greetings are more casual and can simply use the recipient's first name.

b)

Formal email greetings include jokes, while informal email greetings are serious.

c)

Formal email greetings use emojis, while informal email greetings do not.

d)

Formal email greetings are always in all caps, while informal email greetings use lowercase letters.

9.

In an informal email, where would you typically find the closing?

a)

Right before the sender's name

b)

At the beginning of the email

c)

Within the body of the email

d)

In the subject line

10.

What is the purpose of using informal language in an email?

a)

To confuse the recipient

b)

To sound professional and formal

c)

To show lack of respect

d)

To create a friendly and casual tone in the communication.

11.

Recognize the greeting for informal email.

a)

Dear cousin

b)

Dear brother

c)

Dear friend

d)

Hi Sarah,

12.

What type of tone is usually used in an informal email?

a)

Friendly and casual

b)

Technical and complex

c)

Formal and professional

d)

Sarcastic and rude

13.

Give an example of an informal email greeting.

a)

Good morning!

b)

Hello,

c)

Dear Sir/Madam,

d)

Hey there!

14.

How does the use of informal language impact the overall tone of an email?

a)

Informal language can make the email more formal and professional.

b)

Informal language can impact the overall tone of an email by making it more casual, friendly, or approachable.

c)

Informal language can make the email more confusing and difficult to understand.

d)

Informal language can make the email more impersonal and distant.

15.

What is the informal email subject line if you are confirming that you will go to the party.

a)

Refusing

b)

Request

c)

Accepting

d)

Invitation