Mastering Application Letters

What is the correct structure of an application letter?

• A casual tone with informal language

• The correct structure of an application letter includes your contact information, date, employer's contact information, greeting, introduction, body paragraphs, closing paragraph, and formal closing.

• A brief summary of your education only

• A list of personal achievements and hobbies

Which of the following is a key vocabulary term used in application letters?

• job application

• reference letter

• cover letter

• resume

Identify the formal tone in the following sentence: 'I am writing to express my interest.'

• The tone is casual.

• The tone is informal.

• The tone is sarcastic.

• The tone is formal.

Match the following components of an application letter: 1. Salutation 2. Body 3. Closing

• 3. Closing - Summary

• 1. Salutation - Conclusion

• 1. Salutation - Greeting, 2. Body - Main content, 3. Closing - Farewell.

• 2. Body - Introduction

True or False: An application letter should be more than one page long.

• True

• False

• An application letter should be at least two pages long.

• An application letter can be any length as long as it is detailed.

Which sentence construction is most appropriate for an application letter?

• Use casual and informal language.

• Include slang and colloquialisms.

• Write in a poetic or artistic style.

• Use formal and clear sentence constructions.

What is the purpose of the introduction in an application letter?

• To introduce the applicant and state the purpose of the letter.

• To provide a summary of the applicant's qualifications.

• To list the applicant's references and contacts.

• To describe the applicant's work history in detail.

Identify the concise way to express: 'I am very interested in the position.'

• I am indifferent about the position.

• I have no desire for the position.

• I am not interested in the position.

• I am very keen on the position.

True or False: It is acceptable to use slang in an application letter.

• True

• False

• It depends on the job

• Slang can make the letter more relatable

Match the following phrases with their meanings: A. 'I look forward to your response' B. 'Thank you for considering my application'

• A: indifference towards the outcome

• A: anticipation for a reply, B: gratitude for consideration

• A: excitement for a meeting

• B: regret for missing the opportunity