Subject Line
Greeting
Phishing
Formal Vs. Informal
Settings
100

Do you need a subject on your emails? Yes or no?

Yes

100

True or False: I should use the person's name in my greeting.

True

100

Phishing messages often create this feeling to trick you into acting quickly without thinking.

Urgency

100

Change this informal greeting into a formal one:

Informal: "Hey Lisa!"

Formal: Hello Lisa,

(Multiple answers accepted)

100

Where do you find an email that you started and need to finish?

Drafts

200

Is a subject typically long or short?

Short

200

What punctuation is used at the end of your greeting, after the person's name?

A comma
200

What is phishing over a text message called?

Smishing

200

Change this informal statement into a more formal one:

Informal: Thanks a ton!

Formal: Thank you for your help.

(Multiple answers accepted)

200

Give 1 example of setting a delay time greater than 5 seconds for an email to send.

forgotten attachments

Grammar changes

(Multiple answers accepted)

300

I am emailing about needing a day off. What should my subject line be?

Requesting Time Off (or something similar)

300

What should you use as a greeting if you don't know the name of the person you are emailing?

To whom it may concern, or Mr./Ms.

300

Give an example of an untrustworthy greeting.

Dear customer,

300

Which is more straight to the point: informal or formal communication?

Informal

300

If you have a signature set in your email.  Where do you type the email in relation to the signature?

Above

400

What is wrong with this subject line if I am emailing to ask about an error on my paycheck? 

Subject: Natasha Jones Question

-Should not have my name in my subject, unless they ask for it to be written that way

-Subject should give the receiver a clue about what the email will be about 

400

What is wrong with this professional greeting:

Dear james,

James should be capitalized 

400

Explain where the term "PHISHING" originated?

Send to many people, hoping to catch one just like fishing.

400

When/where would you use formal communication?

-When talking to someone you don't know; when talking to your superiors (boss, manager, etc). 

-Multiple answers accepted

400

It's possible to change your font settings for outgoing messages.

True

500

What is wrong with this subject line if emailing about needing to leave work early next week?

Subject: leaving early 12/17

-Subjects should be capitalized 

500

What is wrong with this professional greeting (2 things):

Yo, Mr. Johnson 

-Yo is not a professional greeting

-The comma should be after Johnson

500

Give an example of what might trigger a red-flag feeling in an email.

Several answers may be accepted

500

How could you make this informal email formal? (provide at least 3 corrections)

Hey Julie!

What's goin' on? Meet me in the conference room at 11:00 am.

Thanks!

Sammy

-Hey

-!

-Contraction (what's), (goin')

-Need context (why do they need to meet you?)

-Might want to sign with your last name

500

Where do you go to send an automatic email when you are going to be out of the office for a few days?

Vacation Responder in settings