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A(n) _____ explains how your personal, familial, academic, and professional experiences and background qualify you for a particular job, scholarship, or college program
 
  a. personal letter
  b. personal statement
  c. professional letter
  d. professional statement

Question 2

Interiorscape designers need to know and speak intelligently about the____ to communicate with each
  other in their schools, businesses, and public gardens and with professionals in allied industries.


 
 

a. tenets of marketing c. principles of design
  b. philosophy of sales d. rules of success




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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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