English Language

Question 1

1A formal letter that begins "Dear Sir" should end with

Hard

A. Yours sincerely B. Love C. Cheers D. Yours faithfully

Question 2

2A formal letter that begins "Dear Mr Asante" should close with

Easy

A. Your friend B. Yours sincerely C. Yours faithfully D. Love

Question 3

3Minutes of a meeting are usually written in the

Easy

A. past tense B. present continuous C. future tense D. imperative mood

Question 4

4A list of the items to be discussed at a meeting, sent out beforehand, is the

Easy

A. report B. minutes C. agenda D. résumé

Question 5

5A report on an event should be

Easy

A. factual and objective B. imaginative C. written as a poem D. full of slang

Question 6

6The tone of a formal letter to a District Chief Executive should be

Easy

A. angry and insulting B. slangy and casual C. polite and serious D. jokey throughout

Question 7

7A speech should usually end by

Easy

A. listing the minutes B. writing "Yours faithfully" C. giving the writer's address D. thanking the audience

Question 8

8In a formal letter, the receiver's address is written

Easy

A. on the right at the very top B. at the bottom of the letter C. after the signature D. on the left, below the writer's address and date

Question 9

9In formal minutes, "Matters arising" refers to

Hard

A. new business B. apologies C. the closing prayer D. issues from the previous minutes

Question 10

10A speech usually begins by

Easy

A. stating the date B. addressing the audience appropriately C. giving the conclusion D. signing off