1. You are writing to your principal to ask permission to use the school grounds. Which greeting is appropriate?, A. Hi Sir!, B. Dear Principal Cruz,, C. Hello Principal!, D. Hey there!, 2. A student writes: “I want to use the stage for Sinulog practice.” Which sentence makes it more formal?, A. Let me use the stage., B. I respectfully request permission to use the stage., C. Can I use the stage?, D. Please approve this now., 3. You are writing to the Mayor. Why should your tone be formal?, A. Because it is longer, B. Because the Mayor is your friend, C. Because the Mayor is a government official, D. Because it is required by classmates, 4. Which sentence best fits the introduction of a formal letter?, A. Thank you for your time., B. I am writing to respectfully request permission to conduct a fundraising activity., C. Respectfully yours,, D. February 18, 202, 5. In which part should you explain the details of your request?, A. Salutation, B. Middle paragraph, C. Closing, D. Signature, 6. A student forgot to include the date and name at the top of the letter. What part is missing?, A. Header, B. Closing, C. Introduction, D. Salutation, 7. Which of the following is appropriate when ending a formal letter request?, A. Bye!, B. Thanks a lot!, C. Respectfully yours,, D. See you tomorrow!, 8. You are asking permission to hold a Valentine’s event. Which sentence shows politeness?, A. We will use the classroom tomorrow., B. We demand to use the classroom., C. We respectfully request permission to use the classroom., D. Let us use it immediately., 9. A letter clearly states the purpose in the first paragraph. Why is this important?, A. So the letter becomes longer, B. So the reader immediately understands the request, C. So it looks informal, D. So the letter has many paragraphs, 10. A student writes to the teacher using “Hey Ma’am!” What is the problem?, A. The letter is too short, B. The greeting is too formal, C. The greeting is informal for a formal letter, D. The date is missing.

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