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Business Writing Flashcards

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  1. Which greeting is most appropriate for an email to an unknown department contact?

    Answer: Dear Hiring Team,

    A respectful, specific greeting maintains a professional tone when the name is unknown.

  2. What does a clear call to action in a business message do?

    Answer: Tells the reader exactly what to do next

    A call to action specifies the desired next step so the reader can respond.

  3. Which sentence corrects the misspelling?

    Answer: We will accommodate your request.

    "Accommodate" is spelled with two c's and two m's.

  4. When responding to a group email, when should you use 'Reply All'?

    Answer: Only when everyone on the thread needs your reply

    Reply All is appropriate only when the whole group needs the information.

  5. Which sentence keeps a parallel structure?

    Answer: The job requires writing reports, answering calls, and filing documents.

    Parallel structure uses the same grammatical form for items in a list.

  6. What is the best length for a typical business email?

    Answer: As short as possible while including all needed information

    Effective business emails are concise yet complete.

  7. Which phrase is most appropriate for requesting information politely?

    Answer: Could you please send me the figures by Thursday?

    A polite request with a deadline is professional and effective.