And learn about autoimmune diseases and other related health issues Catch a Butterfly Catch a Butterfly And learn about autoimmune diseases and other related health issues Directions: click on a butterfly to go to a question. The team that selects the correct answer gets a two points. If they used help, then get one point. The team with more points wins.

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1. When sending a professional email, you should not? A.)Use abbreviations for feelings or emotions Help Me! B.) Include a salutation C.) Include a subject line Back to Gameboard D.) All of the above

A.) Hit Send as fast as you can 2. If you are angry and you compose and email, the best course of action is: Back to Gameboard A.) Hit Send as fast as you can B.) Save it as a draft and read it tomorrow C.) Have a friend read it before you send it D.) Delete it and ignore the situation Help Me

3. How can you set up your emails so they won’t go into the SPAM box? Help Me! A.) Avoid all caps in the subject line Back to Gameboard B.) Avoid all lower case in subject line C.) Avoid exclamation points in subject line D.) All of the above

4. You should not include any more than how many attachments in one email? A.) One Help Me! B.) Two C.) Three Back to Gameboard D.) Four

5. To avoid overwhelming recipients with too much info. In an email: Help Me! A.) Send info. In more than one email B.) Include more than one topic in an email C.) Use bullet points for key points Back to Gameboard D.) None of the above

6. When responding to emails, it is good practice to: A.) Reply within in 48 hours Help Me! B.) Reply when it suits you C.) Reply within 24 hours Back to Gameboard D.) Reply within in a week

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7. When sending correspondence from a smartphone: Help Me! A.) Don’t be concerned about the length B.) Identify it is coming from a smarthphone C.) Not bother with spell checking Back to Gameboard D.) All of the above

8.When emailing someone you do not know, it is good practice to: Help Me! A.) Provide a lengthy intro. at the start Back to Gameboard B.) Introduce yourself at the end C.) Provide a quick introduction at the beginning D.) None of the above

9. When using work email it is good practice to: Help Me! A.) Forward all jokes Back to Gameboard B.) BCC people often C.) Not send anything you don’t want read D.) Send personal emails