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Letter of Co

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the tone used in a Complaint Letter?

a)


Friendly and Warm

b)

cool and polite

c)

caring and concerned

d)

Polite and formal

2.

To get the receiver of your letter to take action, you must...

a)

insult their names

b)


threaten to tell their boss


c)

state only facts and give suggestions for improvement

d)

use coarse and vulgar language

3.

You may write a Complaint Letter in a situation where...

a)

a teacher scolds you for not doing your homework

b)

your meal was overcharged (but later refunded)

c)

you trip on the uneven grass while walking in the park

d)

your meal was overcharged (and there was no refund)

4.

You may begin a complaint letter with...

a)


"Hi Manager"

b)


"Dear Sir/Madam"

c)

"To Whom it May Concern"

d)

"Hi Mr Lim"

5.

When recounting a bad experience, we use ________ tense in our writing.

a)

past

b)

simple

c)

present

d)

future

6.

In a complaint letter, we may end with a closing such as...

a)

Yours

b)

Yours truly

c)

Yours regards

d)

Yours Sincerely

7.

How do you begin writing a complaint letter?

a)


Begin with a quotation

b)

Begin with descriptions of the place

c)

Begin with a genuine compliment

d)

Begin with details of what happened

8.

Which writing technique is most applicable for writing a letter of complaint?

a)


Hyperbole (using exaggerations)

b)

Persuasive Language (support your views with facts)

c)

Descriptive Language (using the 5 senses)

d)


Argumentative Language (be very firm about what you want)

9.

In your opinion, what does a complaint letter NOT do for you?

a)


Get someone fired

b)

exchange your item

c)

get you a refund

d)


Get a form of compensation (voucher)

10.

Which one of the options would get a reader to take your complaint seriously?

a)

Vivid (clear) descriptions of what happened

b)

When your accusations are personal

c)

When you show that you are on their side

d)

When you say that you are sorry

11.

Why do we need to write complaint letters?

a)

To show that we are always in the right

b)

To provide feedback and see improvements

c)

To show that we sometimes can be wrong

d)


To show our care and concern

12.

We write complaint letters in order to...

a)


vent our frustrations and feel better

b)

calm ourselves down

c)


change a situation for the better

d)


state our displeasure 

13.

Most people do not like to read complaint letters because...

a)

it shows the weaknesses or shortcomings of their company

b)

it does not provide any accurate feedback

c)

it is a personal attack on their company

d)

it is full of lies

14.

The people who are most like to receive complaint letters are...

a)

teachers

b)

managers and supervisors

c)

sales people

d)

parents

15.

In the introduction of a formal letter you must

a)


give your name and address

b)

state the reason for writing the letter

c)

ask the reader to keep in touch

d)

ask to get the person fired.

16.

What should be written in paragraph 1?

a)

List of the problems

b)

Action to be taken

c)

Purpose of writing the letter/email

d)

Anything you want

17.

What is the content of paragraph 2 (main body)?

a)

Asking for money back (refund)

b)

problem with the product/service

c)

reason for writing

d)

anything your choose to write about

18.

"We are deeply sorry for the inconvenience we have caused."

This line shows.....

a)

an explanation

b)

a solution

c)

an apology

d)

an assurance

19.

How many paragraphs are there in the body of the complaint letter?

a)

1

b)

3

c)

2

d)

4

20.

"Thank you for your assistance." is part of the:

a)

introduction

b)

greeting

c)

body

d)

ending