When replying to an email, what is the key difference between ‘Reply’ and ‘Reply all’?
- AOption (a)
‘Reply’ forwards email to specific contacts, while ‘Reply all’ forwards the original email to all contacts in the address book.
- BOption (b)
‘Reply’ allows you to edit the original email’s content before sending the response, while ‘Reply all’ automatically includes the entire original email’s content in the response.
- COption (c)
‘Reply’ sends the response only to the original sender, while ‘Reply all’ sends the response to all recipients of the original email.
- DOption (d)
‘Reply’ attaches any files from the original email, while ‘Reply all’ includes any attachments along with the entire original email’s content in response.
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Correct answer
‘Reply’ sends the response only to the original sender, while ‘Reply all’ sends the response to all recipients of the original email.
Why this answer is correct
The correct answer is ‘Reply’ sends the response only to the original sender, while ‘Reply all’ sends the response to all recipients of the original email.
Key Points
- Using the TO Field: Under email etiquette, the TO field should contain the email's primary recipient(s). This field needs to contain the recipients who must respond to the email in order for it to be more accurate.
- Add the recipients to the "To" field. Moreover, you can add recipients: in both the "Cc" and "Bcc" fields. When writing a message, including the contact's name in the text field along with the "+" or "@mention" symbol.
- The "To" field is the recipient field that is the easiest to understand. It's intended for your email's primary recipients. These recipients should be the primary focus of your message.
Additional Information
- The Bcc (blind carbon copy) box in an email message allows you to send a duplicate of the message to a specific recipient while hiding their name from other recipients.
- The Bcc box will show up whenever you create a message from the time you turn it on until you turn it off.
- A copy of the email you are sending will also be sent to the email address you enter in the "carbon copy" or "CC" field.
- The first line of text recipients sees when they open your email is the subject line.