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ICSE · Class 12 · Business Studies

40 flashcards for Business Correspondence (ICSE Class 12 Business Studies) to test yourself on key terms and facts.

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Business Correspondence BasicsNeed and FunctionsApplication Letters
Card 1Business Correspondence Basics

What is business correspondence?

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Business correspondence refers to the exchange of formal written communication between organisations or between an organisation and its stakeholders such as clients, employees, and suppliers for profe…

Card 2Need and Functions

Why are business letters important in business communication?

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Business letters are important because they help widen contacts, share information, provide authoritative proof, preserve records for reference, build goodwill, and create a lasting impression on the …

Card 3Need and Functions

How do business letters help widen contacts?

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A firm cannot send representatives everywhere, but it can reach many people through letters. Letters give easy access to busy executives, professionals, and government officials and help expand the ar…

Card 4Need and Functions

Why are business letters called authoritative proof?

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Letters written and signed by responsible persons are conclusive proof of business transactions. They can be used as documentary evidence in court, and oral messages on the telephone often need writte…

Card 5Need and Functions

What makes a business letter useful for record and reference?

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Business letters can be preserved for future use. Copies of sent and received letters give knowledge of past transactions, help quote back references, and make it easier to handle business correctly.

Card 6Need and Functions

How does a good business letter build goodwill?

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A good business letter projects a good image of the business, helps make friends, improves the company’s prestige, and builds goodwill. It acts like a silent salesman.

Card 7Application Letters

What is the first objective of a job application letter?

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The first and immediate objective of a job application letter is to obtain an interview. The letter should create a favourable impression and show that hiring the applicant will benefit the employer.

Card 8Application Letters

What is an application letter for a job?

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An application letter for a job is a personal letter with some features of a business letter, written by a person who needs a job. Since the applicant seeks to sell services, it is treated like a sale…

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What are the important topics in Business Correspondence for ICSE Class 12 Business Studies?
Key topics in Business Correspondence include Need and Functions of Business Correspondence, Elements and Components of a Business Letter, Types of Business Letters, Job Application Letters. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the ICSE Class 12 board exam.
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There are 40 flashcards for Business Correspondence covering key definitions, facts and ideas. A few sample cards are shown on this page.
How should I revise Business Correspondence for the ICSE Class 12 board exam?
Learn the core ideas first, then work through the 69 practice questions on Business Correspondence. Revise definitions regularly and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.

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