OFFICIAL INVITATION

1.      What is the main purpose of analyzing the social function used in a formal invitation?

• To understand the importance of language features.

• To evaluate the effectiveness of the invitation's structure.

• To identify the intended social interaction and purpose.

• To analyze the differences between various types of invitations

2.      Which of the following is not an element of the structure of a formal invitation?

• Opening statement

• Conclusion paragraph

• Body text

• RSVP information

3.      How can you differentiate between different types of formal invitations?

• By analyzing their social function

• By examining the language complexity

• By observing the visual design.

• By comparing the length of the invitation.

4.      When creating a written formal invitation, what is important to consider?

• Using informal language and greetings.

• Including personal anecdotes and jokes.

• Providing clear and concise information.

• Applying abbreviations and slang.

5.      In which context would you likely create a formal invitation orally?

• Business meeting

• Casual gathering with friends

• Family dinner

• Chatting with colleagues

6.      How does applying the social function affect a formal invitation?

• It determines the design of the invitation.

• It establishes the tone and formality level.

• It influences the length of the invitation.

• It adds personal anecdotes and stories.

7.      Which section of a formal invitation typically includes event details such as date, time, and venue?

• Opening statement

• RSVP information

• Body text

• Closing paragraph

8.      Why is it important to apply the appropriate language features in a formal invitation?

• To confuse the recipients intentionally

• To ensure the invitation is entertaining.

• To maintain clarity and understanding.

• To make the invitation shorter.

9.      How does presenting a formal invitation orally differ from a written invitation?

• Oral invitations are usually longer.

• Written invitations include more visuals

• Oral invitations involve audience interaction.

• Written invitations use informal language

10.      What is the purpose of presenting a created formal invitation in front of the class?

• To showcase proper pronunciation.

• To receive feedback and suggestions.

• To entertain the classmates.

• To avoid making mistakes in the future.