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

Question 1801:  What is the main purpose of a resignation letter?

(A) To ask for a promotion

(B) To announce the end of employment

(C) To request a vacation

(D) To complain about the job

Question 1802:  Which of these is important to include in a resignation letter?

(A) The reason for leaving

(B) Your salary details

(C) The company's budget

(D) Your vacation schedule

Question 1803:  How should you start a resignation letter?

(A) 'Dear Manager

(B) 'To whom it may concern

(C) 'Hey

(D) 'Hello everyone'

Question 1804:  Which is the best way to express appreciation in a resignation letter?

(A) 'Thanks for the opportunity

(B) 'I'm glad to leave

(C) 'You were bad at your job

(D) 'I don’t care about this job'

Question 1805:  Which phrase should be avoided in a resignation letter?

(A) 'I am grateful for the experience

(B) 'I will miss working with you

(C) 'I hate this job

(D) 'Please accept my resignation.'

Question 1806:  How should you end a resignation letter?

(A) 'Best regards

(B) 'Goodbye forever

(C) 'See you soon

(D) 'I don’t care what happens'

Question 1807:  Is it necessary to give a specific notice period in a resignation letter?

(A) Yes it's important to give notice

(B) No you can leave immediately

(C) Only if you want to

(D) Not if the job is bad

Question 1808:  What should you do if you're not sure about the exact date of leaving?

(A) Make a guess

(B) Leave the date blank

(C) Confirm the date with your employer

(D) Mention you will leave soon

Question 1809:  Which tone is best for a resignation letter?

(A) Friendly and positive

(B) Angry and upset

(C) Disrespectful

(D) Confused

Question 1810:  Should you mention any future plans in your resignation letter?

(A) Yes share all your plans

(B) No it's not necessary

(C) Only if you want to

(D) Mention the next job offer

Question 1811:  What is a good reason to resign in a letter?

(A) Personal reasons

(B) A better job opportunity

(C) Health concerns

(D) All of the above

Question 1812:  Can you resign without a formal resignation letter?

(A) Yes if you tell your manager

(B) No a letter is required

(C) Only if you're fired

(D) Only if you don't like the job

Question 1813:  Should you include your contact information in a resignation letter?

(A) Yes it's a good idea to stay in touch

(B) No it's not needed

(C) Only if you want to stay friends

(D) Only if you're leaving for good

Question 1814:  How should you handle your responsibilities after resigning?

(A) Finish your tasks before leaving

(B) Leave everything unfinished

(C) Ignore your work

(D) Ask for an early exit

Question 1815:  Is it okay to give a vague reason for resigning?

(A) Yes if it's personal

(B) No always explain in detail

(C) Only if you don't like the job

(D) Only if it's a secret

Question 1816:  When should you submit your resignation letter?

(A) On your last day

(B) As soon as you make the decision

(C) A week before you leave

(D) On a holiday

Question 1817:  What is the benefit of giving notice in your resignation letter?

(A) It shows respect

(B) It allows for a smoother transition

(C) It helps your employer prepare

(D) All of the above

Question 1818:  Should you ask for an exit interview in your resignation letter?

(A) Yes if you're comfortable

(B) No it's not necessary

(C) Only if you're leaving on good terms

(D) Only if you have complaints

Question 1819:  What is the best way to show your appreciation in a resignation letter?

(A) Be brief and professional

(B) Write a long message

(C) Send gifts

(D) Ignore it

Question 1820:  What should you do if you're leaving because of a conflict at work?

(A) Avoid mentioning it in the letter

(B) Be honest about the issue

(C) Blame your colleagues

(D) Leave without explanation