Official and Demi Official Letters Circulars Notices and Tenders MCQs

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Official/Demi Official Letters, Circulars, Notices, Tenders MCQs

Official and Demi Official Letters Circulars Notices and Tenders MCQs for Government Exams
Boost your exam preparation with these important MCQs on Official and Demi-Official Letters Circulars Notices and Tenders, specially designed for SSC, UPSC, Railways, and other government exams. These questions help you understand the correct format, purpose, and usage of various types of formal communications in government and administrative work. Ideal for improving your knowledge in General Awareness, Office Procedure, and English Language sections. Practice now to strengthen your fundamentals for competitive success!

Q. 1. The language in formal writing should be-

(A) flattering
(B) impersonal
(C) personal
(D) flowery

Q. 2. Informal letters are written to

(A) business houses
(B) editors
(C) friends
(D) institution heads

Q. 3. The correct heading of a letter consists of-

(A) The receiver’s address and date.
(B) The writer’s address and date
(C) The subject of the letter and date.
(D) the date only

Q. 4. Which of the following should the body of an official letter contain?

(A) Direct and brief statement of the purpose of correspondance
(B) General reference to the welfare of the recipient.
(C) Enquiry about the recipient’s health
(D) Good wishes for the famly of the recipient.

Q. 5. Which of the following is the correct subscription in a letter to a friend?

(A) Your’s sincerely
(B) You sincerely
(C) Yours sincerely
(D) Your sincerely

Q. 7. At the close of a formal letter which begins with “Dear Sir/Madam” one must write.

(A) Your’s
(B) Your sincerely
(C) Yours’ faithfully
(D) Yours faithfully

Q. 8. The tone and style of a business letter should be-

(A) scholarly and erudite
(B) full of impressive similes and metaphors
(C) friendly and courteous
(D) vague and abstract

Q. 9. Which of these is not a part of letter?

(A) Date
(B) Greeting
(C) Photo
(D) Signature

Q. 10. If you didn’t know the recipient’s name, how would you close the letter?

(A) With love,
(B) Yours sincerely
(C) Yours faithfully,
(D) Absolutely yours,

Q. 11. In letter writing format, a title, ‘Dear John’ is an example of

(A) Salutation
(B) Signed name
(C) Body of the letter
(D) Introduction

Q. 12. Which of the following is not a function of a ‘Circular’?

(A) to invite sellers
(B) to disseminate information
(C) invite applications in office
(D) to inform employees

Q. 13. A company need to inform all its customers about a change of an important event happening in the company, which official letter oughte to be chosen

(A) Letter
(B) Circular
(C) Memo
(D) Agenda

Q. 14. Notices should be-

(A) brief and formal
(B) long and wordy
(C) short and informal
(D) indirect

Q. 16. Which of the letter should be avoided in official letter?

(A) clear details
(B) polite words
(C) jargons
(D) formal words

Q. 17. The language in a tender should be-

(A) wordy and difficult to understand
(B) Informal
(C) objective and very clear
(D) ambiguous

Q. 18. A polite, complimentary greeting in an official letter is called-

(A) Attention Line
(B) Heading
(C) Salutation
(D) Identification Mark

Q. 19. Which of the following should not find place in an official letter?

(A) Clarity
(B) Brevity
(C) Simplicity
(D) Verbosity

Q. 20. Where do we write the sender’s name in a formal letter?

(A) Top, right hand side
(B) Bottom, right hand side
(C) Top, left hand side
(D) Bottom right hand side

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