Test: Letter Writing - Class 12 MCQ

When writing a formal letter to a company, it is appropriate to use the salutation "Dear Sir/Madam" or address the letter to a specific person if known.

When ending a formal letter, it is appropriate to use a polite closing such as "Best regards" or "Sincerely" followed by your name.

When writing a letter of complaint, it is important to be polite but firm in expressing your dissatisfaction with the product or service.

When writing a letter to a friend, it is appropriate to use their first name in the salutation.

When writing a letter to a close friend, it is appropriate to begin with a friendly greeting and inquire about their well-being.

When ending a letter to a close friend, it is appropriate to use a more informal closing such as "Love" or "Take care."

When writing a letter of congratulations, it is appropriate to begin with a polite and formal expression of congratulations.

When ending a letter of congratulations, it is appropriate to use a polite and congratulatory closing such as "Best wishes" or "Congratulations again!"

When addressing a cover letter for a job application, it is appropriate to address it to the hiring manager or a specific person if known.

When writing a cover letter for a job application, it is important to express your excitement and enthusiasm for the position you are applying for.

When ending a cover letter for a job application, it is appropriate to express gratitude for considering your application, express hope to hear back, and use a polite closing such as "Best regards."

When addressing a letter to a government official, it is appropriate to use a formal title such as "Your Excellency" or "Honorable [Name]."

When writing a letter to a government official, it is important to be polite and express your concern in a formal manner.

When ending a letter to a government official, it is appropriate to express gratitude for their time and attention to the matter at hand.