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Communication Part 2

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  • What does the "subject" of an email tell a person?
    It tells the person what the email is about.
  • Give one tip for internet safety when using social media.
    Answers will vary.
  • Give 2 examples of closings a person might use in an email.
    Sincerely, Thank you, Kind regards, With regards, Thanks,
  • Give an example of how someone can express sadness with verbal communication.
    Answers will vary.
  • True or False: You can send an email to more than one person.
    True
  • What is included in the "signature"?
    The message
    Your name
    The recipient
  • Why don't you have to write, "Hi it's me Mario", to a friend who knows your email address?
    The person already knows it's you if they know your email address.
  • Using the white board, write the exact way you'd write the closing of an email to Mr. G. (Include capitalization and comma correctly)
    Youtube, Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, Tik Tok, etc.
  • What does it mean to "block" someone on social media or in your contact list? Why would you block a person?
    They are unable to contact you and cannot see your content. They may be saying hurtful things, you don't know them, you don't want them seeing your content.
  • If someone gives you a "thumbs up," what are they probably trying to communicate?
    They are probably trying to communicate that something is good, okay, or that they approve.
  • If your email has words with red squiggles underneath them, what does this tell you? What does this mean?
    You have errors and need to fix it before sending.
  • If Matthew is sending an email to Andrew, who is the recipient and who is the sender?
    Matthew is sender, Andrew is the recipient
  • Explain why it's important to use correct capitalization, punctuation, and formatting when composing an email.
    Answers will vary: professional, easily read, sophisticated
  • Which part of the email typically summarizes the main topic?
    Greeting
    Body
    Closing
  • You are at Shoprite with a parents and see one of your friends. What is an appropriate thing to: 1. Say 2. Do
    Answers will vary.
  • If you're sending Mr. S. an email about ESports, what might be an appropriate subject?
    ESports, Practice Question, etc.
  • If you cc' a person to an email this means:
    they are not allowed to read it
    they should read it immediately
    they are copied, or included, in the email
  • Explain why Maria1234 would not be a strong password
    Easily guessed, too easy
  • Which form of communication would be best to apologize to a friend?
    in person conversation or phone call
    a text
    an email
  • Which form of communication is best to use when asking Mrs. Faggiani a CBI question?
    Face Time
    Email
    Text
  • Which closing would best fit an email to your boss:
    Love,
    Sincerely,
    Thanks a lot,
  • Which setting is best to use on your social media accounts?
    private
    open
    public
  • Give an example of how someone can express frustration with nonverbal communication.
    Answers will vary.
  • What is an appropriate way to greet a teacher or respected adult when you see them?
    Hi, how are you, nice to see you, answers will vary
  • If you want to reply to a person's email, what can/should you do?
    Click reply.
  • Explain what you should do if a person "friend requests" you and you don't know them.
    Do not accept their request.
  • Explain what it means to have eye contact and why it's important.
    You are looking at someone when they, or your, speak. Shows you're engaged or paying attention.
  • Why is it important to use clear words when you're speaking?
    So you can be understood.