Virtual Business--lesson 2--finding A Job
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Multiple choice and true/false quiz. This quiz covers "Finding a Job".
- 1.In an interview, an appropriate response to "What is an example of one of your weaknesses?" could be:
- A.
"I am forgetfull, at times."
- B.
"I really don't have many."
- C.
"I am too hard on myself sometimes."
- D.
"Let me tell you about my strengths, instead."
- 2.An associate degree is a:
- A.
4-year degree
- B.
2-year degree
- C.
6-year degree
- D.
None of these
- 3.In a job interview, it is best to broach the topic of salary:
- A.
At the end of the interview; or wait until the subject is brought up
- B.
Never, it is considered tactless and unprofessional
- C.
At the beginning of the interview
- D.
None of these
- 4.As indicated in the computer lesson, which factor is the most important in securing a well-paying job?
- A.
Having a car
- B.
Having an education
- C.
Having held at least one job
- D.
Having established credit
- 5.A cover letter begins with a(n)
- A.
Argument, and then an introduction
- B.
Introduction, and then a heading
- C.
Heading, and then an argument
- D.
Heading, and then an introduction
- 6."Apitude" refers to:
- A.
A fixed compensation paid regularly for services
- B.
Acquired skills or talents
- C.
A milestone one makes in bettering one's career
- D.
An inherent talent or ability
- 7.A resume is generally _______ page(s) in length.
- A.
Two to five
- B.
Three
- C.
One
- D.
Any of these page counts
- 8.True or False: Jobs require either specific education or specific work experience.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 9."Cold call" refers to:
- A.
A phone call made to a company to find out more about insurance benefits offered
- B.
A phone call to a company, asking if they are hiring
- C.
A phone call from a company, in which they ask to interview you
- D.
None of these
- 10.Without health insurance, a routine checkup at the doctor's can cost you:
- A.
Nothing, doctors don't charge you if you don't have insurance
- B.
Several hundred dollars
- C.
Almost as much as a car
- D.
Nothing, you can't get treated without insurance
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