Question 1:  Why is letter writing important in schools?

(A) To waste time

(B) To learn drawing

(C) To develop communication skills

(D) None of the above

Question 2:  What kind of skills does letter writing improve in students?

(A) Speaking

(B) Drawing

(C) Writing and thinking

(D) Acting

Question 3:  Letter writing helps students learn to express their thoughts in a:

(A) Confusing way

(B) Creative and organized way

(C) Silent way

(D) Fast way

Question 4:  Letter writing is considered a part of which subject in schools?

(A) Science

(B) Mathematics

(C) English/Language

(D) Geography

Question 5:  Which of the following is a benefit of learning letter writing?

(A) Better TV watching

(B) Improved written communication

(C) More social media usage

(D) Avoiding responsibilities

Question 6:  What does letter writing help students to understand?

(A) How to ride a bicycle

(B) Formal and informal communication

(C) How to play games

(D) How to draw maps

Question 7:  Which of the following is NOT a reason why schools teach letter writing?

(A) To develop handwriting

(B) To teach proper grammar

(C) To help students make friends

(D) To teach expression of thoughts

Question 8:  Which of these is an example of a formal letter?

(A) Letter to a friend

(B) Letter to a teacher requesting leave

(C) Invitation to a birthday party

(D) Note to your cousin

Question 9:  An informal letter is usually written to:

(A) Principal

(B) Teacher

(C) Family or friends

(D) Manager

Question 10:  What is the tone of a formal letter?

(A) Casual and emotional

(B) Rude and aggressive

(C) Polite and respectful

(D) Funny and humorous

Question 11:  What is the tone of an informal letter?

(A) Official

(B) Friendly and personal

(C) Professional

(D) Formal and serious

Question 12:  Which letter uses more abbreviations and contractions?

(A) Formal

(B) Informal

(C) Official

(D) Business

Question 13:  Which of the following would be appropriate in a formal letter?

(A) Hey buddy!

(B) How’s everything going?

(C) I am writing to request...

(D) Let’s catch up soon!

Question 14:  Which letter allows use of personal emotions and experiences?

(A) Formal letter

(B) Official complaint letter

(C) Informal letter

(D) Leave application

Question 15:  What comes first in a formal letter?

(A) Date

(B) Salutation

(C) Subject

(D) Sender’s address

Question 16:  What is written after the sender’s address in a formal letter?

(A) Receiver’s name

(B) Date

(C) Signature

(D) Body of the letter

Question 17:  Which part of a formal letter contains the main message?

(A) Salutation

(B) Body

(C) Subject

(D) Signature

Question 18:  What is the purpose of the 'Subject' in a formal letter?

(A) To greet the person

(B) To introduce yourself

(C) To tell the purpose of the letter in one line

(D) To tell a story

Question 19:  How does a formal letter usually end?

(A) Yours lovingly

(B) Catch you later

(C) Yours faithfully / Yours sincerely

(D) See you soon

Question 20:  Which is the correct order of parts in a formal letter?

(A) Date – Subject – Address – Body – Signature

(B) Body – Date – Address – Salutation – Signature

(C) Sender’s Address – Date – Receiver’s Address – Subject – Salutation – Body – Closing – Signature

(D) Receiver’s Address – Date – Salutation – Subject – Body – Closing – Signature