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Cover LetterVersión en línea Directions: Read each question carefully. Choose the letter of the best answer. por Emilou Baguio 1 What is the primary purpose of a cover letter? a To summarize a story b To entertain the employer c To request financial assistance d To introduce yourself and explain why you are qualified for a position 2 Which of the following is the most appropriate opening for a cover letter? a To whom it may concern, buddy b Dear Hiring Manager, c Hey! I want this job. d Hi, what's up? 3 Which sentence uses the most appropriate diction for a cover letter? a I think I'm kinda good at this job. b Give me this job because I need money. c I'm super excited and awesome for this work. d I would like to apply for the position because I possess the necessary qualifications. 4 Which tone is most appropriate when writing a cover letter? a Angry and demanding b Humorous and casual c Emotional and dramatic d Respectful, confident, and professional 5 Which sentence uses the correct register? a What's good, boss? b I'm pretty chill and easygoing. c Yo! I'm applying for your company. d I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss my qualifications further. 6 Which sentence is written in the correct point of view for a cover letter? a I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to your organization. b You should hire me because you need workers. c They believe I deserve the position. d We all want this job. 7 Which closing statement is the most appropriate for a cover letter? a Thanks! Bye! b Hoping you hire me ASAP! c Thank you for considering my application. I look forward to hearing from you. d See you around! 8 Which point of view should generally be used when writing a cover letter? a Second-person point of view b First-person point of view c Third-person omniscient d Third-person objective 9 What combination best describes the recommended tone for a professional cover letter? a Passive, apologetic, and formal b Casual, relaxed, and humorous c Direct, demanding, and highly persuasive d Respectful, confident, and enthusiastic 10 Which term describes the level of language used depending on the specific audience and purpose (e.g., using formal language for hiring managers)? a Grammar b Register c Diction d Tone

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por Emilou Baguio

What is the primary purpose of a cover letter?

Which of the following is the most appropriate opening for a cover letter?

Which sentence uses the most appropriate diction for a cover letter?

Which tone is most appropriate when writing a cover letter?

Which sentence uses the correct register?

Which sentence is written in the correct point of view for a cover letter?

Which closing statement is the most appropriate for a cover letter?

Which point of view should generally be used when writing a cover letter?

What combination best describes the recommended tone for a professional cover letter?

Which term describes the level of language used depending on the specific audience and purpose (e.g., using formal language for hiring managers)?