Word 2013 Chapter 03: Creating a Business Letter with a Letterhead and Table
Critical Thinking Questions
Case 3-1
Your friend Julian is applying for his first job and is looking to produce a cover letter that is letter-perfect in its
presentation, not to mention its content. Knowing that you are a recently successful job seeker, he comes to you for advice
on the preparation of the letter.
99. Julian wants to get the letter off to a good start. He has designed a personal letterhead with his name at the very top.
What is the first thing he should put immediately below the letterhead, and how far below the letterhead should it appear?
a. date line, two to six lines below
b. inside address, three to eight lines below
c. salutation, two to four lines below
d. messages, two lines below
100. Julian is concerned that he is forgetting something in the inside address. He has the following information: courtesy
title, full name, business affiliation, and full geographical address.
a. Yes, he is forgetting the complimentary close.
b. Yes, he is forgetting the job title.
c. Yes, he is forgetting the date line.
d. No, he is not forgetting anything.
Critical Thinking Questions
Case 3-2
Your friend is new to using tables, and he is having a lot of difficulty manipulating them. You offer to help him with some
tips for selecting items in the table, for starters.
101. If you tap or click at the left edge of a cell, what are you selecting?
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