Question 1:  What is the most important reason to include in a remote work request letter?

(A) Salary negotiation

(B) Company profits

(C) Justification for remote work

(D) Change of department

Question 2:  What should be the tone of a remote work request letter?

(A) Informal

(B) Demanding

(C) Professional and polite

(D) Sarcastic

Question 3:  Which of the following is NOT typically included in a remote work request?

(A) Reason for the request

(B) Work plan from home

(C) Date of joining the company

(D) Proposed communication tools

Question 4:  How should you end a remote work request letter?

(A) 'Call me back.'

(B) 'Reply ASAP.'

(C) 'Looking forward to your positive response.'

(D) 'You have to approve this.'

Question 5:  What is the purpose of a job declination letter?

(A) To accept the job

(B) To decline a job offer respectfully

(C) To request a salary hike

(D) To negotiate a new role

Question 6:  Which of the following phrases is best suited for a job declination letter?

(A) 'I never wanted this job anyway.'

(B) 'Thanks but I found something better.'

(C) 'I sincerely appreciate the offer but I must decline.'

(D) 'Your company doesn’t suit me.'

Question 7:  Should you mention the reason for declining the job?

(A) No it’s rude

(B) Yes always in detail

(C) Optional keep it brief and professional

(D) Yes criticize the company

Question 8:  What tone should be avoided in a job declination letter?

(A) Grateful

(B) Courteous

(C) Humble

(D) Aggressive

Question 9:  When should you send an experience certificate request letter?

(A) Before joining the company

(B) After getting a promotion

(C) After resigning or completing tenure

(D) While on vacation

Question 10:  What must you mention in an experience certificate request letter?

(A) Current salary

(B) Date of resignation

(C) Duration of employment and designation

(D) Favorite team members

Question 11:  What is the appropriate way to request the certificate?

(A) 'Send my certificate immediately.'

(B) 'I am writing to kindly request my experience certificate.'

(C) 'I demand my certificate.'

(D) 'Give me my certificate now.'

Question 12:  Should the letter include your contact details?

(A) No

(B) Yes but only if asking for promotion

(C) Yes for follow-up purposes

(D) Only if you live far away

Question 13:  What is the first step in writing a job role change request?

(A) Complain about your current job

(B) Praise your manager

(C) State the reason for role change clearly

(D) Ask for a salary raise

Question 14:  What tone is most effective in a role change request letter?

(A) Humble and positive

(B) Arrogant and forceful

(C) Informal

(D) Demanding

Question 15:  Which of the following strengthens a role change request?

(A) Threatening to quit

(B) Highlighting skills and achievements

(C) Criticizing your current team

(D) Talking about office politics

Question 16:  What should you avoid in a job role change letter?

(A) Explanation of interest

(B) Professional language

(C) Negative remarks about your current role

(D) Mention of relevant qualifications

Question 17:  Why would someone write a letter to withdraw a job application?

(A) They got a better job or changed their mind

(B) They want a salary hike

(C) They want to reapply later

(D) They dislike interviews

Question 18:  What tone is best for withdrawing an application?

(A) Apologetic and professional

(B) Casual

(C) Harsh

(D) Silent

Question 19:  What should you avoid when writing a withdrawal letter?

(A) Thanking the employer

(B) Explaining briefly the reason

(C) Being rude or abrupt

(D) Offering to stay in touch professionally

Question 20:  Which of the following is a suitable closing line?

(A) 'Don’t contact me again.'

(B) 'Thanks for wasting my time.'

(C) 'Thank you for considering my application. I wish you continued success.'

(D) 'Please delete my data.'