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 Notice Writing 28 Flashcards |
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What is a notice? |
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A notice is a short written message used to give information to a group of people. |
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Where is a notice usually put up? |
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On a notice board in schools or public places. |
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Why do we write notices? |
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To inform others about events, rules, lost items, or important announcements. |
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What is the first thing written in a notice? |
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The word 'NOTICE' at the top in capital letters. |
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What comes after the word 'NOTICE'? |
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The date – so people know when the notice was written. |
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What do you write after the date in a notice? |
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A heading or title that tells what the notice is about. |
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What do you write in the body of a notice? |
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Clear and short information about the event or announcement. |
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Should notices be long or short? |
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Short, clear, and to the point. |
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What kind of language should be used in a notice? |
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Formal language. |
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What is written at the bottom of a notice? |
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The name and class or designation of the person writing the notice. |
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Give an example of a notice heading. |
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'Drawing Competition' or 'Lost Water Bottle'. |
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What details should a notice about an event include? |
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Date, time, place, and what the event is about. |
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Can we write 'I' or 'My' in a notice? True or False? |
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False. We use third person and formal tone. |
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Who can write a notice in school? |
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A student, class monitor, or teacher – anyone who needs to inform others. |
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