Business letters - JSS3 Business studies Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1

What part of a business letter contains your contact information and the date?

A

Heading

B

Opening

C

Body

D

Closing

correct option: a
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2

Where do you express the main message or purpose of your communication in a business letter?

A

Heading

B

Opening

C

Body

D

Closing

correct option: c
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3

Which part of a business letter is the conclusion?

A

Heading

B

Opening

C

Body

D

Closing

correct option: d
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4

In a business letter, where do you greet the recipient

A

Heading

B

Opening

C

Body

D

Closing

correct option: b
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5

What should be aligned to the left in the layout of a business letter?

A

Heading

B

Opening

C

Body

D

Closing

correct option: a
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6

Which font size is commonly used in a business letter?

A

12

B

14

C

16

D

10

correct option: a
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7

What is the purpose of the closing in a business letter?

A

To express gratitude

B

To greet the recipient

C

To introduce the main message

D

To provide additional details

correct option: a
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8

Why is it important to organize the body of a business letter into paragraphs?

Organizing the body into paragraphs helps to present information in a clear and structured manner, making it easier for the reader to understand the message.

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9

How can you ensure that the layout of your business letter appears professional?

You can ensure a professional layout by aligning the different parts correctly (e.g., heading aligned left, closing aligned right), using an appropriate font and font size, and ensuring proper spacing and indentation.

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10

What are some common salutations used in the opening of a business letter, and when might you use each one?

Common salutations include "Dear Mr./Ms. [Last Name]," which is used when you know the recipient's name, and "To Whom It May Concern," which is used when you don't know the recipient's name. The choice depends on your familiarity with the recipient and the level of formality required in the communication.

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