Which of the following is an example of written communication?

• A. Letters
• B. Face-to-face meeting
• C. Verbal presentation
• D. Oral instructions

Answer: (A)

Written communication uses written words to convey a message, not spoken words. A letter is a clear example because it is produced in writing, can be read later, and kept as a record. The other options involve speaking: a face-to-face meeting relies on real-time conversation, a verbal presentation is delivered orally, and oral instructions are spoken directions. Written messages are especially useful when you need a record, formal tone, or the message to be read multiple times, which is why a letter fits as written communication.