C.S.E Trade Letters

Trade Letters deals with ____.

• Business deals

• Legal proceedings

• Financial transactions

• Commerce agreements

The main content of a letter of inquiry includes ____.

• Buying and selling of products and services

• Real Estate transactions

• Intellectual Property Negotiations

• Job Application and Recruitment

Letters of inquiry are generally written between ____.

• Buyers and sellers

• Employer and employees

• Landlords and tenants

• Borrowers and lenders

All business letters follow ____, so that the letter has no gaps.

• 7Cs of Communication

• 5Ws of Writing

• 6Ps of Professionalism

• 8Rs of Correspondence

Letters of inquiry are ____ of information

• Requests

• Dictations

• Demands

• Commands

Letters of inquiry are written on ____.

• Company stationery

• Parchment paper

• A4 size paper

• Invitation card

In letters of inquiry writing the subject is ____.

• Compulsory

• Unnecessary

• Optional

• Not required

The letterhead of company stationery includes which of the following?

• Company name

• Company address with pin code

• Company contact details consisting of contact number and website

• All of the above

The letterhead printed on company stationery gives information about ____.

• Sender Company

• Receiver Company

• Collaborator company

• Competitive company

An enquiry may be a simple request for ____.

• Latest catalogue

• Updated inventory

• Replacement of damaged products

• Promotion of products