Q$1$: Choose the most suitable answer:

The main goal when writing your $CV$ is to $q,$ exactly the right person for the job.

a$)$ look at

b$)$ read

c$)$ convince

d$)$ force

A research proposal states

a$)$ only a problem.

b$)$ only a solution.

c$)$ only an overview.

d$)$ a problem and your solution to it$.$

Place this primary column in the $q,$ position in the table.

a$)$ leftmost

b$)$ rightmost

c$)$ central

d$)$ last

A cover letter should be around.....

a$)$ one paragraph.

b$)$ two paragraphs.

c$)$ Three paragraphs.

d$)$ as long as you want.

Every table needs. $q,$

a$)$ a table number.

b$)$ a useful caption.

c$)$ A&B$.$

d$)$ None of the above.

One characteristic of an effective table's caption is:

a$)$ They are lengthy

b$)$ they are self $-$sufficient

c$)$ The are repetitive

d$)$ they are very detailed

A$.....$ is a line in table that separates columns or rows.

a$)$ shade

b$)$ highlight

c$)$ cell

d$)$ rule

A$.q,$ introduces the proposal and explains why it was sent to the recipient.

a$)$ cover letter

b$)$ introduction letter

c$)$ statement letter

d$)$ conclusion letter

An $q,$ is a highly concise summary of your proposal.

a$)$ introduction

b$)$ abstract

c$)$ intext citation

d$)$ inference

$q,$ are parts of the research proposal.

a$)$ hypothesis and signposts

b$)$ objectives and citation

c$)$ cover letter and abstract

d$)$ table of reference and content