If a courtesy title is used (Mr., Ms, Mrs., Dr) in the 'To' line of a Memorandum, then you should use your courtesy title in the 'From' line. Question 28 options: True False

When writing a memorandum the FROM line is usually when the job title is give in some circumstances Question 1 options: True False

Match each concept to the correct description. Question 21 options: This follows the salutation and states the theme of the letter (leave a line open) This is written out After this, you add your print name and designation This is usually 'Yours faithfully' (only use 'Yours sincerely' if you know the reader well) For this, use the name of recipient if known; otherwise write "Dear Sir/Madam/Client/Customer" On the same line as date Leave a line after the postal code This is in the letterhead This follows the reference Leave a line open after each paragraph 1. Name of the company 2. Reference 3. Date 4. For attention 5. Recipient's name and address. 6. Salutation 7. Subject line/heading 8. Paragraphs 9. Complimentary close 10. Sender's signature

………………….. does not form part of the structure of a memorandum. Question 2 options: A reference number An introduction and concluding paragraph Department and designation of the sender The name of the company

When completing a memo …………….. is not usually given Question 8 options: a date a telephone number a courtesy title the sender's signature

The body/text of the memo starts with a salutation (e.g., Dear sir,).Group of answer choicesTrueFalse