Ulangan Harian Application letter

What is the main purpose of an application letter?

• To inform the employer about a company's progress
  

• To request a meeting with the company

• To apply for a job position

• To introduce the company to clients

Which of the following should be included in an application letter?

• Personal hobbies
  

• Reason for leaving the previous job

• Request for salary information

• Skills and qualifications relevant to the job

Where is the sender's address usually placed in an application letter?

• At the top left corner of the letter
  

• In the middle of the letter

• At the bottom of the letter

• At the top right corner of the letter

What is the correct way to begin an application letter?

• Dear Sir/Madam
  

• Hello there

• To whom it may concern

• Good morning

Which of the following is the best closing sentence for an application letter?

• I hope to get this job soon.
  

• I look forward to discussing my qualifications with you in more detail.

• Please hire me as soon as possible.

• Thank you for reading my letter.

. In an application letter, what should the second paragraph generally contain

• .detailed description of the company
  

• A summary of personal achievements

• Information about the applicant’s skills and experience

• A list of questions for the employer

How should an application letter be signed off?

• Yours truly

• Best regards

• Sincerely

• Yours sincerely

Which of the following is a key feature of a well-written application letter?

• It is informal and casual

• It is brief and to the point

• It contains multiple personal stories

• It includes unrelated job experience

What should be avoided in an application letter?

• Being polite and professional

• Being concise and clear

• Discussing irrelevant personal details

• Including relevant work experience

What is the primary purpose of the first paragraph in an application letter?

• To explain why the job interests you

• To provide personal background information

• To list references

• To mention the salary you expect