
Formal Email Review
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Computers
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5th - 12th Grade
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Donald Vallera
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19 Slides • 18 Questions
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Multiple Choice
1. What does email stand for?
energy mail
electrify mail
electronic mail
enforce mail
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Dropdown
- 2. We use emails because it is ____ and it is less expensive that mailing something.
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Drag and Drop
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Watch the Video on the slide.
Questions will follow to help review the main points of teh video.
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Multiple Choice
Which type of email can you use contractions such as "isn't" and 'I'm"?
formal
friendly
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Multiple Select
Which of the following would be appropriate as a topic/purpose for writing a formal email?(multi-select)
bank loan
complaint about a store purchase
an incorrect grade in PowerSchool
question about a friend's party
letting your parent know about a school activity
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Multiple Select
Which of the following is not OK to use or do in for a formal email?
use a calm, proper tone
contractions such as haven't
texting language such as "ttyl".
respond when angry
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Multiple Choice
If you wanted for someone to get a copy of the email you are about to send to someone else, then you would use the
the To field
baseball field
BCC field
CC field
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Multiple Choice
8. This part requires you to write the person's email address.
salutation
subject
recipient's email/to: field
leave/taking
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Multiple Choice
9. This part requires that you keep it short and sweet. Without it, your email might not get read.
recipient's email
subject
salutation
leave-taking
body
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Multiple Choice
10. This part makes sure that you always begin your email with a greeting such as Dear Mr. Smith,
recipient's email
subject
salutation
leave-taking
body
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and why you are writing.
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Multiple Choice
11. The body styarts off with an introduction to who you are and why you are writing to them.
true
false
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Multiple Choice
12. This part is where you apply a polite ending before your name(and it has a comma after it).
recipient's email
subject
salutation
leave-taking
body
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Match
13. Match the following
salutation/greeting
leave taking
conclusion
Intro
body details
Dear Mr. V
Sincerely,
I look foward to hearing from you.
Hello, my name is...
My issue is that I cracked my screen
Dear Mr. V
Sincerely,
I look foward to hearing from you.
Hello, my name is...
My issue is that I cracked my screen
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Multiple Choice
True or False: You need commas after the salutation and leave-taking.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Your subject should be 2-4 words, summarizing your email.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Before sending, you should check for mistakes
True
False
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Multiple Choice
17. You can use contractions such as isn't in a formal email.
True
False
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Multiple Select
18. There are multiple mistakes with this formal email. Select as many choices below that are the mistakes.
missing a subject
no comma after greeting
no paragraphs
no conclusion or leave taking
contraction used
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