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It is a type of academic writing that presents one’s stand or viewpoint on a particular issue.

• A. POSITION PAPER

• B. RESUME

• C. ACADEMIC TEXT

• D. APPLICATION LETTER

Provides counterarguments against possible weaknesses of your arguments.

• A. POSITION PAPER

• B. INTRODUCTION

• C. BODY

• D. CONCLUSION

Uses a lead that grabs the attention of readers.

• A. CONCLUSION

• B. BODY

• C. POSITION PAPER

• D. INTRODUCTION

Restates your position and main arguments.

• A. POSITION PAPER

• B. CONCLUSION

• C. INTRODUCTION

• D. BODY

To give them an overview of yourself.

• A. POSITION PAPER

• B. RESUME

• C. APPLICATION LETTER

• D. LETTER

It is best used if the applicant is applying for a job related to his previous experiences, and has ten to fifteen years work experiences.

• A. CHRONOLOGICAL FORMAT

• B. FUNCTIONAL FORMAT

• C. COMBINATION OR HYBRID FORMAT

• D. NONE OF THE ABOVE

It is also used by the high school or college students entering the industry.

• A. CHRONOLOGICAL FORMAT

• B. COMBINATION OR HYBRID

• C. FUNTIONAL FORMAT

• D. LETTER

This is the most common layout used in writing cover letter. In this format, all parts are justified to the left.

• A. MODIFIED BLOCK FORMAT

• B. SEMI-BLOCK FORMAT

• C. FULL BLOCK FORMAT

• D. APPLICATION LETTER

It is a type of format where applicant’s address, complementary close, signature and sender’s identification is shifted to the right side.

• A. FULL BLOCK FORMAT

• B. MODIFIED BLOCK FORMAT

• C. SEMI-BLOCK FORMAT

• D. APPLICATION LETTER

It is almost the same as the modified block format; however, the difference is that the first sentence in each paragraph is indented.

• A. FULL BLOCK FORMAT

• B. MODIFIED BLOCK FORMAT

• C. APPLICATION LETTER

• D. SEMI-BLOCK FORMAT