Email etiquette
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- Q1Which of the following is NOT a good practice for email etiquette?Proofreading for grammar and spelling errorsReplying promptly to important emailsUsing a professional salutation and closingUsing excessive capitalization in the email body30s
- Q2What should you do before hitting 'send' on an email?Reply immediately without reviewing the emailProofread for grammar and spelling errorsUse excessive capitalization in the subject lineInclude multiple recipients in the 'To' field30s
- Q3When is it appropriate to use 'cc' (carbon copy) in an email?When you want to send a confidential messageWhen you want to attach files to the emailWhen you want to inform additional recipients about the emailWhen you want to reply to the sender only30s
- Q4What should you consider when choosing an email subject line?Making it concise and relevant to the email contentUsing excessive exclamation marks for emphasisUsing vague and ambiguous languageIncluding personal anecdotes in the subject line30s
- Q5What should you avoid in email signatures when maintaining professional etiquette?Including a professional job titleAdding personal contact informationUsing a simple and clean fontIncluding political or controversial statements30s
- Q6How should you address your recipient in a professional email?Using informal language and slangUsing a respectful and appropriate salutationReferring to them by their first name onlyOmitting any salutation altogether30s
- Q7When replying to an email, what should you do to ensure clarity and understanding in your response?Avoid using paragraphs or line breaksInclude irrelevant details and anecdotesWrite in a formal and complex mannerUse clear and concise language30s
- Q8What is the appropriate tone to use in professional emails?A polite and respectful toneA sarcastic and humorous toneA confrontational and aggressive toneA casual and informal tone30s
- Q9What should you do if you need to send a large file attachment in an email?Use a file-sharing service or cloud storage and provide a download linkSplit the file into multiple smaller attachmentsSend the file as an executable (.exe)Use a compression tool to reduce the file size30s
- Q10When is it appropriate to use 'Reply All' in an email?When you want to forward the email to othersWhen you want to send a private response to the senderWhen all recipients need to be kept updated or involved in the conversationWhen you want to add recipients who were not originally included30s
- Q11Which of the following is considered a polite way to address the recipient in a professional email?To whom it may concern,Hello there,Dear Mr. Smith,Hey John,30s
- Q12When should you use a professional email signature?Only when emailing your bossAt the end of each email you sendOnly when emailing clientsNever, it's not necessary30s
- Q13What should you avoid in the subject line of a professional email?Using all capital lettersIncluding personal informationUsing abbreviationsUsing emojis30s
- Q14Which of the following is NOT a good practice for professional email communication?Using excessive exclamation marks!!!!Keeping the email concise and to the pointAvoiding informal language and slangUsing proper grammar and punctuation30s
- Q15What is the appropriate response time for professional email correspondence?Within a weekWithin a few hoursWithin 24-48 hoursWithin a month30s