1. What is a cover a letter?
A) A collection of pictures of yourself that you staple to the front of your resume
B) A document sent with your resume to provide information about yourself that cannot fit on your resume
C) A letter written by your favorite professor that you can use as a reference
D) All of the Above

2. Even though cover letters aren’t required why might it be beneficial to include one with your resume?
A) Hiring managers will be so impressed that you put the time and effort into writing it that they will immediately hire you
B) If your cover letter is good enough hiring managers won’t need to look at your resume
C) Cover letters allow you to include information that you couldn’t fit on your resume and allows you to display your creative side and writing skills
D) None of the Above

3. n your cover letter, where is an appropriate place to highlight your skills and qualifications?
A) Your opening sentence
B) Briefly mention them in your closing statement
C) Make a list of them above your greeting
D) In the body of the letter

4. You should address your cover letter to a specific person at the organization:
True
False

5. Which of the following should you include in your closing paragraph?
A) What you want from the company
B) Brief reminder of what you bring to the table
C) How the company can get in touch with you
D) All of the Above

6. You should copy the exact wording from the job listing in your cover letter.
True
False