Business Correspondence – Test 2

The purpose of a “no” response letter is to leave the reader with-

The notices that provide news about people who have just passed away is called-

Arrange the following parts of a bad news letter in the recommended order.
(1) Present the bad news positively
(2) End on a positive note
(3) Be neutral to the answer and set up a strategy
(4) Explain or justify the facts
Select the correct answer from the options given below-

_________plays a vital role in keeping the production line going by ensuring timely procurement.

_______may be defined as invitations to submit “bids to provide such goods/services at quoted prices and subject to stated conditions”.

Letter Orders must contain:________

A sales letter drafted for a large number of people is known as-

Which of the following is an element of a good advertisement copy

Sometimes the term ‘publicity’ is used synonymously with-

Which of the following may sometime is statutorily required?

A letter of enquiry may be related to-

__________writing is the most important for finding a job

Interview letters should not contain information about the-

The test of a good enquiry letter is that it should state the purpose of the letter-

Organizations publish________when they have to procure goods and services om a large scale or get project executed.

Occasional buyers place orders through_________

Effective Sales writing demands: Attention, Interest, Desire, Action and Satisfaction.

_________is addressed to an individual with his specific needs in mind.

_________is drafted with a large number of people in mind.

Classifieds, public notices and appointments are the various forms of-

Your Resume should:________

Which of the following method is best for taking interview for high post?

Goodwill letters should be-

Letters of Sympathy is drafted for_______moments.

_________is a document giving full detains of goods being sold and may treated as document showing title by the buyer.

___________may be used for several purpose including as a quotation or to give details and prices of goods being sent on approval.