Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions
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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the
correct answer to each of the questions.
Getting the job you deserve
Many of us wish we were in a better-paid or more interesting job
but don't know how to start looking for something else. If this describes
you, the first thing you need to do is update your résumé. A résumé is a
tool that can be used to obtain a job interview. Along with a cover letter,
it is the first impression a prospective employee makes on a potential
employer. Therefore, it is important that a résumé provide as much relevant
information as possible while remaining brief. A résumé should be no
more than two sides of A4 paper. Make it any longer and it won't get read.
A résumé must be neatly typed, with at least % inch margins on all four
sides. Use underlining, capital letters, and asterisks to highlight important
information. A résumé should be single-spaced with an extra line of space
between blocks of information. Begin a résumé with your name, address, and
home and business telephone numbers. Do not include age, marital status,
or other personal facts. Next, many résumés list a career goal, followed by
a chronological outline of work experience, starting with the most recent
job and working backward including a brief description of relevant duties
and skills. Finally, include an outline of your educational background from
the most recent backward. Include dates, schools, and diplomas awarded.
Before you send it, make sure you check your spelling and grammar, or get
someone else to go over it if you can.
28. What is the best title for this piece?
A. How to Get a Job.
C. How to Find Your Goal in Life.
29. What is the function of a résumé?
A. To describe your employment and educational background in extensive
detail.
B. To provide an impressive example of your writing and typing skills.
C. To act as a tool for getting you a job interview.
D. To give an employer a good first impression of you.
B. How to Prepare a Résumé.
D. How to Write a Cover Letter.
30. On a résumé, which job should be listed first?
A. Your most recent job.
C. Your first job.
B. Your most relevant job.
D. Your most important job.
31. The word "brief" is closest in meaning to
A. short
B. informative
C. precise
32. Which of the following should NOT be on your
A. Your name, telephone, and fax number.
B. The year you received your bachelor's degree.
C. Your nationality and the fact that you are single.
last job.
D. A description of the tasks you did in your
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D. accurate
résumé?
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the
correct answer to each of the questions.
Getting the job you deserve
Many of us wish we were in a better-paid or more interesting job
but don't know how to start looking for something else. If this describes
you, the first thing you need to do is update your résumé. A résumé is a
tool that can be used to obtain a job interview. Along with a cover letter,
it is the first impression a prospective employee makes on a potential
employer. Therefore, it is important that a résumé provide as much relevant
information as possible while remaining brief. A résumé should be no
more than two sides of A4 paper. Make it any longer and it won't get read.
A résumé must be neatly typed, with at least % inch margins on all four
sides. Use underlining, capital letters, and asterisks to highlight important
information. A résumé should be single-spaced with an extra line of space
between blocks of information. Begin a résumé with your name, address, and
home and business telephone numbers. Do not include age, marital status,
or other personal facts. Next, many résumés list a career goal, followed by
a chronological outline of work experience, starting with the most recent
job and working backward including a brief description of relevant duties
and skills. Finally, include an outline of your educational background from
the most recent backward. Include dates, schools, and diplomas awarded.
Before you send it, make sure you check your spelling and grammar, or get
someone else to go over it if you can.
28. What is the best title for this piece?
A. How to Get a Job.
C. How to Find Your Goal in Life.
29. What is the function of a résumé?
A. To describe your employment and educational background in extensive
detail.
B. To provide an impressive example of your writing and typing skills.
C. To act as a tool for getting you a job interview.
D. To give an employer a good first impression of you.
B. How to Prepare a Résumé.
D. How to Write a Cover Letter.
30. On a résumé, which job should be listed first?
A. Your most recent job.
C. Your first job.
B. Your most relevant job.
D. Your most important job.
31. The word "brief" is closest in meaning to
A. short
B. informative
C. precise
32. Which of the following should NOT be on your
A. Your name, telephone, and fax number.
B. The year you received your bachelor's degree.
C. Your nationality and the fact that you are single.
last job.
D. A description of the tasks you did in your
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D. accurate
résumé?