Persuasive Email Writing (Should & Shouldn't) Quiz

Persuasive Email Writing (Should & Shouldn't) Quiz

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Persuasive Email Writing (Should & Shouldn't) Quiz

Persuasive Email Writing (Should & Shouldn't) Quiz

Assessment

Quiz

English

University

Easy

Created by

Syiqin Shaharuddin

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10 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 2 pts

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What is the purpose of a persuasive email?

To convince someone to do something

To ask for help with homework

To invite someone to a party

To tell someone what not to do

Answer explanation

The purpose of a persuasive email is to convince someone to take a specific action or adopt a certain viewpoint. This aligns with the correct choice, as the other options do not focus on persuasion.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 2 pts

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Which of the following is a good use of “should” in an email?

You should skip class today.

You should go to class, it will help you in the long run.

You should not study for the test.

You should leave the class early.

Answer explanation

The correct choice, 'You should go to class, it will help you in the long run,' provides a positive recommendation with a rationale, making it a constructive use of 'should' in an email.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 2 pts

Which of these is an example of using “shouldn't” correctly?

You shouldn't miss the meeting, it’s important.

You shouldn't go home early.

You shouldn't ignore your friends.

You shouldn’t take the bus.

Answer explanation

The correct choice, "You shouldn't miss the meeting, it’s important," uses "shouldn't" properly to indicate that missing the meeting is not advisable due to its importance. The other options are also correct but lack context.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 2 pts

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What’s the best way to end a persuasive email?

I hope you read this email.

Let me know if you decide to join me!

Please think about what I said.

I don’t care if you join or not.

Answer explanation

The best way to end a persuasive email is to invite a response, making the recipient feel engaged. "Let me know if you decide to join me!" encourages interaction, while the other options lack enthusiasm or indifference.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 2 pts

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Which of these is an example of bad persuasive writing?

You should join the gym because it’s good for your health.

You should join the gym because it’s a fun way to stay active.

You should join the gym because it’s good for your mental health.

Join the gym. It’s fun.

Answer explanation

The choice 'Join the gym. It’s fun.' lacks supporting evidence or reasoning, making it less persuasive compared to the other options that provide clear benefits for joining the gym.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 2 pts

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Why is it important to use reasons when writing a persuasive email?

It makes the email shorter.

It helps your friend understand the email better.

It makes the email more convincing.

It makes the email easier to write.

Answer explanation

Using reasons in a persuasive email is crucial because it makes the email more convincing. Providing clear, logical reasons helps persuade the reader to agree with your viewpoint, enhancing the overall effectiveness of your message.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 2 pts

Which sentence is an example of an email using “should” correctly?

You should stop procrastinating and study for the exam.

You should avoid reading your textbooks.

You shouldn’t do your homework because you have more time later.

You should skip your class because it's boring.

Answer explanation

The correct choice, "You should stop procrastinating and study for the exam," uses "should" to give positive advice. The other options suggest negative actions or avoidance, which do not align with constructive guidance.

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