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Business E-mail Writing

 

Business E-mail Writing

F. Y. B. Com Sem-I


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1. In modern business world how many % of people think that E-Mail is the effective way of communication?    

A. 90 %

2. what are the three elements used in Clarity?

A. Short Sentences

    Simple Language

    Correct Grammar

3. E-Mail is a valuable _______   for carrying out   Business transmission.

A. Tool

4. A good Email should be _______

A. Clear and brief but not abrupt

5. What kind of language is being used in E-Mail _______          

A. Simple

6. Explain the main reason for writing the email in _______Paragraph.

A. First

7. Be ______ about what it is you want.

A Specific

8. What numbers of email being received by an average business person?

A. 50

9. The Subject line in E-Mail should be like________

A. A Newspaper Headlines and attractive

10. While writing unique headlines what are the elements need to take care of ____

A. Urgency

    Usefulness

     Specificity

11. In Email Subject line should be _______

A. unique and urgent

12. Too many exclamations and all caps will seem _________ to the reader.

A. Offending and discourteous

13. Tips for writing good E-mail:

A. 1. Clarity

    2. Conciseness

    3. Uniqueness

    4. Courtesy

    5.Formality in Tone

14. Keep your Email _____ and _____.

A. Polite and Formal





                                  

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