Work related references are a.documents that highlight and support certain skills and experiences you have gained b.appraisal letters from your supervisor or boss c.letters of recommendation to change your job d.none of this

Use this instruction to answer the questions below on the newsletter below Part 1: Analyze (300 words) The first part of this assignment asks you to write a 300-word analysis of the attached email newsletter. There are no specific requirements for your analysis, but you might focus on any of the ideas we’ve discussed so far this semester, including: • Which rhetorical strategies are at work? • How is the newsletter formatted? • How is the newsletter organized? • Are there any stylistic concerns? • Are there any spelling, punctuation, or grammatical errors? • Does it make use of relevant graphical elements? • What are its general strengths and weaknesses? Your analysis should be written in full sentences and paragraphs but there are no other formatting requirements. *Remember that there is an important difference between summary and analysis. Summary simply states what the newsletter contains (don’t do this!). Analysis, by contrast, works to explain how the newsletter is composed and…

As a car owner you can maximize the benefits you enjoy by   a. following the owner's manual.   b. maintaining a valid driver's license.   c. registering and insuring the car.   d. a. and b.   e. a., b., and c.

17.The purpose of the letter of application is to a.Make an explosive impression and force attention on the relevance of your qualifications to a specific job b.Draw attention to those qualifications or experiences not listed in the résumé but which may equip you for the job and persuade the reader to consider your application carefully c.Strengthen what you want to emphasise by repeating the content in your résumé d.Achieve a balance between your perception of your suitability for the job and the potential employer's needs