Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers (Core)

Read the text and select ALL correct options. Wrong selections lose points.

After her interview for a customer service role at Northgate Bank, Maya wanted to follow up without seeming impatient. She waited two days, then sent a short email thanking the interviewer for their time and restating her interest in the position. In the email, she mentioned one specific detail from the conversation, a comment the interviewer had made about the team's busy season, to show she had been listening closely. She avoided asking directly when a decision would be made, since the interviewer had already said the hiring team needed about two weeks to review candidates. Maya kept the message brief, no more than a few sentences, and proofread it twice before sending. She felt that a polite, specific follow-up was more likely to leave a good impression than either silence or repeated phone calls.