- •Vocabulary
- •2. Give the Russian equivalents of the following derivatives.
- •3. Match the words with their definitions
- •4. Fill in the blanks.
- •5. Choose the right preposition and tell about future profession.
- •6. Complete the sentences.
- •8. Translate the sentences and make questions beginning with the words in brackets
- •9. Fill in the appropriate word(s) from the list below:
- •10. Fill in the blanks using the verbs under the line Career Choices
- •11. Read the job advertisement. Fill in the missing words Fashion Industry International
- •12. Scan the ad above and answer the questions.
- •16. Read and translate.
- •17. Which alternative is correct?
- •18. Learn this information; read and translate.
- •19. Study the cv given below. Write your cv.
- •20. Read and translate.
- •Interviews
- •Interview
- •22. Think of the possible answers concerning:
- •24. Which qualities would you need? Why?
- •Physically strong, persistent, hardworking, punctual, intelligent, patient, emotionally strong, caring, calm, honest, decisive, persuasive, courageous, cheerful, alert, quick-thinking
- •25. A) Complete the sentences.
- •What do you like doing your spare time?
- •27. Read and translate Who should we hire?
- •29. Make some statements.
- •30. Translate the text and answer the question in the end An Interview for a Job
- •32. Choose two reasons you consider are the most important when deciding the career. Explain why.
- •33. Read, translate and fill in the blanks with the words given below. The Employment Service
- •34. Read and translate an extract from the book “Understanding Britain” by Karen Hewitt Jobs and Career
- •35. Answer the questions on the text.
- •36. Make up an outline of the text.
- •37. Read and translate the text. Great british Jobs
- •III. Translate into English
- •IV. Fill in the blanks in these sentences using the words given below
- •V. Match the words with their definitions
- •VI. Fill in the prepositions
- •Grammar
- •Infinitive Past Participle II Translation
22. Think of the possible answers concerning:
Yourself
Your family
Your education
Your friends
Your hobbies
Your previous job
Your interests and talents
Business you plan to have
Your strong points
Your weak points
Adaptability
Your failures and experience of overcoming them
23. Think of the possible questions concerning:
your future job
your staff members
your salary
your promotion
your duties
possible difficulties (problems)
24. Which qualities would you need? Why?
a taxi-driver, a firefighter, a door-to-door salesperson, a tour guide, an executive, an interpreter
Here are some characteristics to help you:
Physically strong, persistent, hardworking, punctual, intelligent, patient, emotionally strong, caring, calm, honest, decisive, persuasive, courageous, cheerful, alert, quick-thinking
25. A) Complete the sentences.
A nurse works in__________________________________
A flight attendant works in__________________________
A stockbroker works in_____________________________
A medical researcher works in_______________________
A grocer works in_________________________________
A piano teacher works in____________________________
An estate agent works in____________________________
b) Answer the questions.
Which of these jobs: are done indoors/outdoors?
require qualifications?
are well-paid/fully-paid?
need the most trainings?
is the hardest?
have flexible hours?
have career prospects?
Which of these jobs do you personally find: rewarding?
repetitive?
creative?
stressful?
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26. Here are some questions from an interview for the job of store detective in a new supermarket. Put them in the order you would ask them if you were the interviewer. Then add two questions of your own.
What do you like doing your spare time?
Why have you applied for this job?
What things about this job do you think you would find difficult?
Why do you think you are suited for this job?
What would you do if you saw someone stealing something in the store?
What would you like to be doing in five years’ time?
27. Read and translate Who should we hire?
A: Do you think we should hire Miss Jackson? She’s capable and honest.
B: I know. Miss Jackson is very honest, but how about Miss Wilson? I think she’s more interesting than Miss Jackson, and she’s much smarter.
A: I agree. Miss Wilson is very intelligent, but my opinion she isn’t as smart as Mr. Brown. May be we should give Mr. Brown the job.
B: No. I don’t think so. Mr. Brown’s livelier than Miss Jackson, but he isn’t as capable as Miss Wilson. You know, I think we should hire Mr. Smith. He’s more talented than Miss Jackson, he’s more polite than Mr. Brown and he’s friendlier than Miss Wilson.
A: Do you think he’s as intelligent as Mr. Brown?
B: I think so. And he isn’t as talkative.
A: You’re right. We’ll hire him.
28. Think of the possible answers.
Who is the most capable?
Who is the most liveliest?
Is Mr. Smith as friendly as miss Wilson?
Why shouldn’t they hire Miss Jackson?
Whom would you hire ? Why?