Request Letter Practice Questions: MCQ Quiz on Request Letters with Answers

This quiz helps you practice how to write a polite and clear request letter. It’s important to make sure your request is easy to understand and to use polite words. Be clear about what you want and provide enough information, so the person reading your letter knows exactly what you’re asking for. Avoid using demanding or unclear language. Ending with a thank you and asking politely increases the chance of getting a positive response.

Question 1:  Which phrase is appropriate to begin a request letter?

Question 2:  Which word would you use to politely ask for help in a request letter?

Question 3:  What is an appropriate closing for a request letter?

Question 4:  Which part of a request letter should explain why you're making the request?

Question 5:  Which of these is a polite way to request time off from work?

Question 6:  What is the best way to start a request letter to a company?

Question 7:  Which of these phrases is the best to use when politely asking for more time?

Question 8:  What is important to mention in a request letter?

Question 9:  Which of these should be avoided in a formal request letter?

Question 10:  Which sentence is the best way to start a request letter for a refund?

Question 11:  What is the best way to ask for a reference in a request letter?

Question 12:  What is the appropriate tone for a request letter?

Question 13:  Which of these is a polite way to request a meeting?

Question 14:  What should you avoid when writing a request letter?

Question 15:  What should be included in the subject line of a request letter?

Question 16:  What should you do if your request is not granted?

Question 17:  How should you refer to someone in a formal request letter?

Question 18:  What is a good way to follow up a request letter?

Question 19:  What is the best way to express urgency politely in a request letter?

Question 20:  Which of these is the best way to start a request letter for time off?