E-mail Etiquette (Grade 9)
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E-mail Etiquette
1.
A formal e-mail should always include an appropriate .
- heading
- greeting
- call to action
- purpose or intent
2.
When writing an e-mail you want to make sure your is specific and appropriate.
- heading
- greeting
- subject line
- ending line
3.
You should make sure the of your e-mail is easy to read.
- closing statement
- call to action
- word choice
- font size
4.
Before hitting on an e-mail, make sure the content of the reply is appropriate for everyone who will see it.
- reply
- delete
- reply all
- undo delete
5.
If someone sends you an e-mail, you should try to respond in a manner.
- timely
- informal
- rushed
- forward
6.
In an e-mail, longer sentences are better. The more you can explain a situation, the better.
- True
- False
7.
Try to avoid e-mailing someone when you are angry.
- True
- False
8.
If you know you typed the correct address in the address field, you don't need to check it again before sending the e-mail.
- True
- False
9.
If you know you typed the correct address in the address field, you don't need to check it again before sending the e-mail.
- True
- False
10.
If you're e-mailing someone about a volunteer opportunity, an e-mail address such as lazeallday232@email.com is appropriate.
- True
- False
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