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Notice writing MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
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Q1Which of the following does not feature in writing a notice? Choose the correct option.
Explanation
A notice is a short formal written announcement. It normally includes essential details such as the time, date and place of the event or meeting, and it may include the agenda when the notice is about a meeting. The issuing authority or authorised person usually signs it, so a signature can feature in notice writing. Minutes of the meeting are different: they are the written record prepared after a meeting has taken place. Since minutes are not a feature of writing a notice, they are the item that does not belong here.
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