Read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of te lines to form a word that fits tbe space in the same lin
HELP!
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1. Read the text belou. Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of te lines to form a word that fits tbe space in the same lin
I knew the last 1).
certainly recognised him. His name was Simon Hogwash. I looked at his 2).
and curriculum vitae. According to his CV, he had been working as a senior 3)-
a 4)
in his 5).
challenging. Now, Mr Hogwash and I had been to school together and I knew for a fact that his
brain was the size of a pea. It was not inconceivable that he had gained the 6).
claimed he had, but the 7) . was that his CV was a tissue of lies. My suspicions were
8) out by his poor performance during our interview. We said our goodbyes and I
immediately rang one of the 9)
sure that this person would tel me the truth about Mr Hogwash's track record. Mr Hogwash had
indeed worked for a big city bank, not as part of their 10)
person who made the tea in the morning. I then rang up the bank and found out that he had not
resigned - he had in fact been fired. I was told that he was lazy, rude, and permanently late; that
his 11) .
12).
Did I give him the benefit of the doubt and employ him? Mil let you be the judge of that.
that walked through my door. He didn't recognise me but I most
form
INTERVIEW
at
bank in the city of London. Up until a month ago, that is, when he had handed
. He claimed that he had resigned because he no longer found his job
APPLY
ECONOMY
PRESTIGE
RESIGN
he
QUALIFY
LIKELY
BEAR
REFERENCE
he had named at the end of his curriculum. I was
team but rather as the
MANAGE
was legendary and that he was completely lacking in any
skills - and bear in mind that all he had to do was make tea. So what did I do?
COMPETENT
ORGANISE
----- Nội dung dịch tự động từ ảnh -----
1. Read the text belou. Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of te lines to form a word that fits tbe space in the same lin
I knew the last 1).
certainly recognised him. His name was Simon Hogwash. I looked at his 2).
and curriculum vitae. According to his CV, he had been working as a senior 3)-
a 4)
in his 5).
challenging. Now, Mr Hogwash and I had been to school together and I knew for a fact that his
brain was the size of a pea. It was not inconceivable that he had gained the 6).
claimed he had, but the 7) . was that his CV was a tissue of lies. My suspicions were
8) out by his poor performance during our interview. We said our goodbyes and I
immediately rang one of the 9)
sure that this person would tel me the truth about Mr Hogwash's track record. Mr Hogwash had
indeed worked for a big city bank, not as part of their 10)
person who made the tea in the morning. I then rang up the bank and found out that he had not
resigned - he had in fact been fired. I was told that he was lazy, rude, and permanently late; that
his 11) .
12).
Did I give him the benefit of the doubt and employ him? Mil let you be the judge of that.
that walked through my door. He didn't recognise me but I most
form
INTERVIEW
at
bank in the city of London. Up until a month ago, that is, when he had handed
. He claimed that he had resigned because he no longer found his job
APPLY
ECONOMY
PRESTIGE
RESIGN
he
QUALIFY
LIKELY
BEAR
REFERENCE
he had named at the end of his curriculum. I was
team but rather as the
MANAGE
was legendary and that he was completely lacking in any
skills - and bear in mind that all he had to do was make tea. So what did I do?
COMPETENT
ORGANISE