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  1. What is the correct order of elements in a formal business letter?

    Answer: Date, recipient's address, greeting, body, closing, signature

    Standard format: date, recipient's address, greeting, body, closing, signature.

  2. Which greeting is most appropriate for a formal letter when you do not know the recipient's name?

    Answer: To Whom It May Concern:

    'To Whom It May Concern' is the standard formal greeting when the recipient is unknown.

  3. You need to summarize a 500-word article in 100 words. Which approach is correct?

    Answer: Identify main ideas and key points, then write them in your own words

    Effective summarising involves identifying main ideas and paraphrasing them concisely.

  4. Which closing paragraph is most appropriate for a formal letter requesting college information?

    Answer: I would appreciate receiving a program brochure and application form. Please contact me if you require additional information. Thank you for your time.

    This closing makes a specific request, provides facilitation, and thanks the recipient.

  5. When summarising a meeting, which information should be EXCLUDED?

    Answer: What the office temperature felt like

    Meeting summaries should include decisions, action items, and deadlines — not irrelevant details like temperature.

  6. A formal letter of complaint should include which elements?

    Answer: A specific description of the problem, supporting details, and a requested resolution

    An effective complaint letter describes the problem, provides evidence, and states the expected resolution.

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