Chapter 5 Flashcards

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Q

What should emails be composed of?

A

Short paragraphs (3-5 sentences)

Shorter paragraphs are fine for emphasis, and longer paragraphs may be used if needed to properly express a point.

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2
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What makes an email more inviting and aesthetically appealing?

A

Proper use of headings, white space, and transitions

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3
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What is the structure of an email paragraph?

A

Topic sentence –> Supporting details that show without directly telling (Concrete, specific claims give validity to the message)

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4
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What are some examples of transitional words or methods to use in smooth email writing?

A
Establish a sequence
Set up a contrast 
Provide an example
Add a point 
Concede a point
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5
Q

How many exclamation points per email?

A

One, max.

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6
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What MUST be done before sending the email?

A

Proofreading

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7
Q

When can texting be used in the workplace?

A

Only for quick reminders or questions?

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8
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What are some basic rules of texting?

A
Do not text bad news or sensitive info.
Do not text outside of business hours.
Do not text anonymously.
Keep them short and professional.
NO emojis.
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