Email Etiquette for 7th Graders
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What is an appropriate greeting to use in a formal email?

  • Hey there!
  • Hi!
  • Yo!
  • Dear Mr. Smith, (correct)
  • Why is proofreading important before sending an email?

  • To ensure clarity and correctness. (correct)
  • To check if the email was sent to the correct person.
  • To add more pictures to the email.
  • To make the email look longer.
  • Which of the following sentences demonstrates formal language suitable for school emails?

  • What’s up?
  • How’s it going?
  • Let’s catch up soon!
  • I hope this message finds you well. (correct)
  • What is the purpose of a clear and relevant subject line in an email?

    <p>To summarize the email content.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT recommended in formal emails?

    <p>Including personal feelings.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Email Etiquette for 7th Graders

    Appropriate Greetings

    • Start with a polite greeting.
    • Use the recipient's name (e.g., "Dear Mr. Smith" or "Hi Sarah").
    • Avoid casual greetings like "Hey" or "Yo" in formal emails.

    Proofreading Before Sending

    • Always read your email before hitting "send."
    • Check for spelling and grammar mistakes.
    • Ensure the message is clear and makes sense.
    • Look for tone to avoid misunderstandings.

    Formal Vs Informal Language

    • Use formal language for school or professional emails.
      • Example: "I hope this message finds you well."
    • Use informal language with friends if appropriate.
      • Example: "How's it going?"
    • Avoid slang and abbreviations in formal emails.

    Subject Line Importance

    • Write a clear and relevant subject line.
    • It should summarize the email's content (e.g., "Question About Homework" or "Field Trip Details").
    • A good subject line helps the recipient prioritize and find emails easily.

    Appropriate Greetings

    • Begin emails with a courteous greeting to set a respectful tone.
    • Address the recipient by name, such as "Dear Mr. Smith" or "Hi Sarah."
    • Refrain from using overly casual greetings like "Hey" or "Yo" in formal correspondence.

    Proofreading Before Sending

    • Always review your email prior to sending to catch any mistakes.
    • Check for spelling and grammatical errors to maintain professionalism.
    • Confirm that the message is coherent and conveys the intended meaning.
    • Assess the tone to prevent misunderstandings or inappropriate implications.

    Formal Vs Informal Language

    • Employ formal language for emails related to school or professional scenarios.
    • A suitable formal example: "I hope this message finds you well."
    • Feel free to use informal language when communicating with friends, if appropriate.
    • An informal example: "How's it going?"
    • Avoid using slang and abbreviations in formal communication to maintain clarity.

    Subject Line Importance

    • Create a clear and relevant subject line that encapsulates the email's purpose.
    • A well-crafted subject line might include phrases like "Question About Homework" or "Field Trip Details."
    • Effective subject lines aid recipients in prioritizing and locating emails efficiently.

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    This quiz covers essential email etiquette tailored for 7th graders. It includes proper greetings, the importance of proofreading, and the distinction between formal and informal language. Learn how to craft effective subject lines to enhance your communication skills.

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