About Elance Email Etiquette Test Syllabus
This test consists of 35 questions to be completed in 35 minutes, and there is a clock at the top of the test window showing you the remaining minutes. You can retake the test after 14 days waiting period. You can retake the test as many times as you want.
But my advise is that you should try to manage you time wisely so that you do not spend a lot of time on tests, and then lack time to do the contracts work or projects. Just learn the balancing strategy and you are good to go.
In order to pass the test you will need at least 60% of the questions answered correctly.
After you finish the test you receive your score and it will be displayed on your profiles. You can decide to delete or hide the skill, it all depend on your preferences.
Elance Email Etiquette Test Syllabus
- Interpersonal Internet Etiquette
- Technical Internet Etiquette
- Technical E-mail Etiquette
Elance Vs. Odesk Email Etiquette Test
Imagine, this two tests are the same except for these questions that I noted are different. To avoid repeating myself in this blog, please access the rest of the questions at Odesk Email Etiquette Test Free Questions and Answer and you will be ready to sit for the test.
Elance Email Etiquette Test 2012 Free Questions and Answers
Question 1
Which of the following is not a good practice for reacting to virus hoaxes and chain letters?
a. Forwarding them to your fiends, as often advised by the e-mail hoax itself.
b. Discarding or deleting them immediately
c. Considering them, and allowing them to send to your entire contacts list, for other people to decide about their authenticity
d. Printing them out and sending hard copies to a local Internet watchdog or awareness group
Question 2
If you are chatting with someone via the instant messenger and text 'BRB', what have you said?
a. Been Ready Buddy
b. Been Really Busy
c. Being Really Busy
d. Be Right Back
Question 3
Which of the following is the best explanation of 'netiquette'?
a. Electronic netball practice
b. An abbreviation for 'internet etiquette' or even 'ethics on the net,' the correct way to interact in an online setting
c. Networking expertise, especially when off-line
d. Online chat-rooms for sophisticated Mac and PC users
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