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Question-1
What type of communication is suitable for refusal of goods?
(A)
Telephone
(B)
Sending representatives
(C)
Means of correspondence
(D)
None of these
Question-2
Which means of communication leads to widening the approach?
(A)
Telephone
(B)
Sending representatives
(C)
Letters
(D)
None of these
Question-3
Letters for collection of cheque is related to _________ type of letter.
(A)
Banking letter
(B)
Agency letter
(C)
Status enquiries
(D)
Letter of complaints
Question-4
Which type of letter refers to two or more letter especially person's
initials
interwoven as design?
(A)
Form letter
(B)
Blitz reply
(C)
Monogram
(D)
D.O. letter
Question-5
Which means of communication is suitable for communicating any type of news?
(A)
Telephone
(B)
Sending representative
(C)
Letters
(D)
None of these
Question-6
What type of communication is suitable for collection of dues?
(A)
Telephone
(B)
Sending representative
(C)
Means of correspondence
(D)
None of these
Question-7
Letters for issue of draft is related to __________ type of letter.
(A)
Letter of quotation
(B)
Letter of enquiry
(C)
Banking letter
(D)
Agency letter
Question-8
Which communication represent a documentary evidence for a business concern?
(A)
Audio
(B)
Telephone
(C)
Sending representatives
(D)
Letters
Question-9
Which means of communication is an authoritative proof?
(A)
Letters
(B)
Sending representatives
(C)
Telephone
(D)
Oral communication
Question-10
Which kind of letter provides detailed particulars about the goods desired as well as the terms of purchase?
(A)
Letter of placing an order
(B)
Letter of enquiry
(C)
Letter of complaints
(D)
Application letter
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