Composing emails

Reply

• automatically sends an email without having to retype the recipient's email address

• records your voice so you don't have to type

• discards a message you no longer need

Reply all

• deletes all your emails

• sends a copy of your email to everyone in your contact list

• sends a reply to every person copied on the original email

CC stands for

• cocoa crisp

• cross check

• carbon copy

• courtesy copy

Bcc stands for

• blind courtesy copy

• before the Christian church

• beneath courtesy copy

Forward

• sends a copy of an email to another person

• goes to the next email in your list

• is the opposite of "backward"

Which is an example of the heading of an email. also called the "salutation."

• Sincerely yours

• I would like more information about your product

• Dear Ms. Smyth:

Which of these is probably NOT a good closing to an email?

• Sincerely,

• Best wishes,

• laters,

The subject line of your email should include

• a brief description of the contents of the email

• a reference to the sender of the email

• the physical characteristics of the person you're writing

If you do not know the name of the person to whom you are writing, how should you address the recipient?

• Dear Whoever:

• To Whoever Opens This:

• Dear Sir or Madam:

• (do not include a heading)

BONUS QUESTION: How are computer viruses usually included in an email?

• In the body of the email

• as an attachment that the recipient is asked to open

• in the email address