Trắc nghiệm tiếng anh 12 unit 6: Future jobs (P1)

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.

After your letter of application and résumé, the interview is your best opportunity to (Câu 41) ____ the employer - regardless of your background and experience. To do this, use every possible strategy to develop (Câu 42) _____ interviewing skills. The best way is to prepare a selective presentation of your background, thoughtful answers to potential interview questions, well-researched questions about the organization, and an effective strategy to introduce yourself. You should also consider your career goals and what the available job offers (Câu 43) ____ you can discuss both of these topics with employers. Interviewing is a skill that improves and (Câu 44) _____ easier with practice.

It is to your advantage to carefully research the job and the organization. There are many (Câu 45) ____ to do this. You can ask for printed materials from the employer, such as annual reports and job descriptions. This is an entirely (Câu 46) ______ request, so do not hesitate to make it. Use your library and career center resources. Ask colleagues, friends, and faculty about the organization, and about any personal contacts at the organization they might have. Look at the organization’s home page. Knowing about the job will help you prepare a (Câu 47) _____ of your qualifications so that you can show, point by point, why you are the best (Câu 48) _____.

Prepare a clear answer to each of the questions in the interview questions section. Practice answering questions with a friend, or (Câu 49) ____ front of a mirror. Ask your friend to give you constructive criticism on your speaking style, mannerisms, and gestures. As you practice, avoid colloquialisms, such as “like” and “you know”. It is (Câu 50) ____ to prepare yourself for talking with complete strangers.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.

After your letter of application and résumé, the interview is your best opportunity to (Câu 41) ____ the employer - regardless of your background and experience. To do this, use every possible strategy to develop (Câu 42) _____ interviewing skills. The best way is to prepare a selective presentation of your background, thoughtful answers to potential interview questions, well-researched questions about the organization, and an effective strategy to introduce yourself. You should also consider your career goals and what the available job offers (Câu 43) ____ you can discuss both of these topics with employers. Interviewing is a skill that improves and (Câu 44) _____ easier with practice.

It is to your advantage to carefully research the job and the organization. There are many (Câu 45) ____ to do this. You can ask for printed materials from the employer, such as annual reports and job descriptions. This is an entirely (Câu 46) ______ request, so do not hesitate to make it. Use your library and career center resources. Ask colleagues, friends, and faculty about the organization, and about any personal contacts at the organization they might have. Look at the organization’s home page. Knowing about the job will help you prepare a (Câu 47) _____ of your qualifications so that you can show, point by point, why you are the best (Câu 48) _____.

Prepare a clear answer to each of the questions in the interview questions section. Practice answering questions with a friend, or (Câu 49) ____ front of a mirror. Ask your friend to give you constructive criticism on your speaking style, mannerisms, and gestures. As you practice, avoid colloquialisms, such as “like” and “you know”. It is (Câu 50) ____ to prepare yourself for talking with complete strangers.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.

After your letter of application and résumé, the interview is your best opportunity to (Câu 41) ____ the employer - regardless of your background and experience. To do this, use every possible strategy to develop (Câu 42) _____ interviewing skills. The best way is to prepare a selective presentation of your background, thoughtful answers to potential interview questions, well-researched questions about the organization, and an effective strategy to introduce yourself. You should also consider your career goals and what the available job offers (Câu 43) ____ you can discuss both of these topics with employers. Interviewing is a skill that improves and (Câu 44) _____ easier with practice.

It is to your advantage to carefully research the job and the organization. There are many (Câu 45) ____ to do this. You can ask for printed materials from the employer, such as annual reports and job descriptions. This is an entirely (Câu 46) ______ request, so do not hesitate to make it. Use your library and career center resources. Ask colleagues, friends, and faculty about the organization, and about any personal contacts at the organization they might have. Look at the organization’s home page. Knowing about the job will help you prepare a (Câu 47) _____ of your qualifications so that you can show, point by point, why you are the best (Câu 48) _____.

Prepare a clear answer to each of the questions in the interview questions section. Practice answering questions with a friend, or (Câu 49) ____ front of a mirror. Ask your friend to give you constructive criticism on your speaking style, mannerisms, and gestures. As you practice, avoid colloquialisms, such as “like” and “you know”. It is (Câu 50) ____ to prepare yourself for talking with complete strangers.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.

After your letter of application and résumé, the interview is your best opportunity to (Câu 41) ____ the employer - regardless of your background and experience. To do this, use every possible strategy to develop (Câu 42) _____ interviewing skills. The best way is to prepare a selective presentation of your background, thoughtful answers to potential interview questions, well-researched questions about the organization, and an effective strategy to introduce yourself. You should also consider your career goals and what the available job offers (Câu 43) ____ you can discuss both of these topics with employers. Interviewing is a skill that improves and (Câu 44) _____ easier with practice.

It is to your advantage to carefully research the job and the organization. There are many (Câu 45) ____ to do this. You can ask for printed materials from the employer, such as annual reports and job descriptions. This is an entirely (Câu 46) ______ request, so do not hesitate to make it. Use your library and career center resources. Ask colleagues, friends, and faculty about the organization, and about any personal contacts at the organization they might have. Look at the organization’s home page. Knowing about the job will help you prepare a (Câu 47) _____ of your qualifications so that you can show, point by point, why you are the best (Câu 48) _____.

Prepare a clear answer to each of the questions in the interview questions section. Practice answering questions with a friend, or (Câu 49) ____ front of a mirror. Ask your friend to give you constructive criticism on your speaking style, mannerisms, and gestures. As you practice, avoid colloquialisms, such as “like” and “you know”. It is (Câu 50) ____ to prepare yourself for talking with complete strangers.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.

After your letter of application and résumé, the interview is your best opportunity to (Câu 41) ____ the employer - regardless of your background and experience. To do this, use every possible strategy to develop (Câu 42) _____ interviewing skills. The best way is to prepare a selective presentation of your background, thoughtful answers to potential interview questions, well-researched questions about the organization, and an effective strategy to introduce yourself. You should also consider your career goals and what the available job offers (Câu 43) ____ you can discuss both of these topics with employers. Interviewing is a skill that improves and (Câu 44) _____ easier with practice.

It is to your advantage to carefully research the job and the organization. There are many (Câu 45) ____ to do this. You can ask for printed materials from the employer, such as annual reports and job descriptions. This is an entirely (Câu 46) ______ request, so do not hesitate to make it. Use your library and career center resources. Ask colleagues, friends, and faculty about the organization, and about any personal contacts at the organization they might have. Look at the organization’s home page. Knowing about the job will help you prepare a (Câu 47) _____ of your qualifications so that you can show, point by point, why you are the best (Câu 48) _____.

Prepare a clear answer to each of the questions in the interview questions section. Practice answering questions with a friend, or (Câu 49) ____ front of a mirror. Ask your friend to give you constructive criticism on your speaking style, mannerisms, and gestures. As you practice, avoid colloquialisms, such as “like” and “you know”. It is (Câu 50) ____ to prepare yourself for talking with complete strangers.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.

After your letter of application and résumé, the interview is your best opportunity to (Câu 41) ____ the employer - regardless of your background and experience. To do this, use every possible strategy to develop (Câu 42) _____ interviewing skills. The best way is to prepare a selective presentation of your background, thoughtful answers to potential interview questions, well-researched questions about the organization, and an effective strategy to introduce yourself. You should also consider your career goals and what the available job offers (Câu 43) ____ you can discuss both of these topics with employers. Interviewing is a skill that improves and (Câu 44) _____ easier with practice.

It is to your advantage to carefully research the job and the organization. There are many (Câu 45) ____ to do this. You can ask for printed materials from the employer, such as annual reports and job descriptions. This is an entirely (Câu 46) ______ request, so do not hesitate to make it. Use your library and career center resources. Ask colleagues, friends, and faculty about the organization, and about any personal contacts at the organization they might have. Look at the organization’s home page. Knowing about the job will help you prepare a (Câu 47) _____ of your qualifications so that you can show, point by point, why you are the best (Câu 48) _____.

Prepare a clear answer to each of the questions in the interview questions section. Practice answering questions with a friend, or (Câu 49) ____ front of a mirror. Ask your friend to give you constructive criticism on your speaking style, mannerisms, and gestures. As you practice, avoid colloquialisms, such as “like” and “you know”. It is (Câu 50) ____ to prepare yourself for talking with complete strangers.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.

After your letter of application and résumé, the interview is your best opportunity to (Câu 41) ____ the employer - regardless of your background and experience. To do this, use every possible strategy to develop (Câu 42) _____ interviewing skills. The best way is to prepare a selective presentation of your background, thoughtful answers to potential interview questions, well-researched questions about the organization, and an effective strategy to introduce yourself. You should also consider your career goals and what the available job offers (Câu 43) ____ you can discuss both of these topics with employers. Interviewing is a skill that improves and (Câu 44) _____ easier with practice.

It is to your advantage to carefully research the job and the organization. There are many (Câu 45) ____ to do this. You can ask for printed materials from the employer, such as annual reports and job descriptions. This is an entirely (Câu 46) ______ request, so do not hesitate to make it. Use your library and career center resources. Ask colleagues, friends, and faculty about the organization, and about any personal contacts at the organization they might have. Look at the organization’s home page. Knowing about the job will help you prepare a (Câu 47) _____ of your qualifications so that you can show, point by point, why you are the best (Câu 48) _____.

Prepare a clear answer to each of the questions in the interview questions section. Practice answering questions with a friend, or (Câu 49) ____ front of a mirror. Ask your friend to give you constructive criticism on your speaking style, mannerisms, and gestures. As you practice, avoid colloquialisms, such as “like” and “you know”. It is (Câu 50) ____ to prepare yourself for talking with complete strangers.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.

After your letter of application and résumé, the interview is your best opportunity to (Câu 41) ____ the employer - regardless of your background and experience. To do this, use every possible strategy to develop (Câu 42) _____ interviewing skills. The best way is to prepare a selective presentation of your background, thoughtful answers to potential interview questions, well-researched questions about the organization, and an effective strategy to introduce yourself. You should also consider your career goals and what the available job offers (Câu 43) ____ you can discuss both of these topics with employers. Interviewing is a skill that improves and (Câu 44) _____ easier with practice.

It is to your advantage to carefully research the job and the organization. There are many (Câu 45) ____ to do this. You can ask for printed materials from the employer, such as annual reports and job descriptions. This is an entirely (Câu 46) ______ request, so do not hesitate to make it. Use your library and career center resources. Ask colleagues, friends, and faculty about the organization, and about any personal contacts at the organization they might have. Look at the organization’s home page. Knowing about the job will help you prepare a (Câu 47) _____ of your qualifications so that you can show, point by point, why you are the best (Câu 48) _____.

Prepare a clear answer to each of the questions in the interview questions section. Practice answering questions with a friend, or (Câu 49) ____ front of a mirror. Ask your friend to give you constructive criticism on your speaking style, mannerisms, and gestures. As you practice, avoid colloquialisms, such as “like” and “you know”. It is (Câu 50) ____ to prepare yourself for talking with complete strangers.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.

After your letter of application and résumé, the interview is your best opportunity to (Câu 41) ____ the employer - regardless of your background and experience. To do this, use every possible strategy to develop (Câu 42) _____ interviewing skills. The best way is to prepare a selective presentation of your background, thoughtful answers to potential interview questions, well-researched questions about the organization, and an effective strategy to introduce yourself. You should also consider your career goals and what the available job offers (Câu 43) ____ you can discuss both of these topics with employers. Interviewing is a skill that improves and (Câu 44) _____ easier with practice.

It is to your advantage to carefully research the job and the organization. There are many (Câu 45) ____ to do this. You can ask for printed materials from the employer, such as annual reports and job descriptions. This is an entirely (Câu 46) ______ request, so do not hesitate to make it. Use your library and career center resources. Ask colleagues, friends, and faculty about the organization, and about any personal contacts at the organization they might have. Look at the organization’s home page. Knowing about the job will help you prepare a (Câu 47) _____ of your qualifications so that you can show, point by point, why you are the best (Câu 48) _____.

Prepare a clear answer to each of the questions in the interview questions section. Practice answering questions with a friend, or (Câu 49) ____ front of a mirror. Ask your friend to give you constructive criticism on your speaking style, mannerisms, and gestures. As you practice, avoid colloquialisms, such as “like” and “you know”. It is (Câu 50) ____ to prepare yourself for talking with complete strangers.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.

After your letter of application and résumé, the interview is your best opportunity to (Câu 41) ____ the employer - regardless of your background and experience. To do this, use every possible strategy to develop (Câu 42) _____ interviewing skills. The best way is to prepare a selective presentation of your background, thoughtful answers to potential interview questions, well-researched questions about the organization, and an effective strategy to introduce yourself. You should also consider your career goals and what the available job offers (Câu 43) ____ you can discuss both of these topics with employers. Interviewing is a skill that improves and (Câu 44) _____ easier with practice.

It is to your advantage to carefully research the job and the organization. There are many (Câu 45) ____ to do this. You can ask for printed materials from the employer, such as annual reports and job descriptions. This is an entirely (Câu 46) ______ request, so do not hesitate to make it. Use your library and career center resources. Ask colleagues, friends, and faculty about the organization, and about any personal contacts at the organization they might have. Look at the organization’s home page. Knowing about the job will help you prepare a (Câu 47) _____ of your qualifications so that you can show, point by point, why you are the best (Câu 48) _____.

Prepare a clear answer to each of the questions in the interview questions section. Practice answering questions with a friend, or (Câu 49) ____ front of a mirror. Ask your friend to give you constructive criticism on your speaking style, mannerisms, and gestures. As you practice, avoid colloquialisms, such as “like” and “you know”. It is (Câu 50) ____ to prepare yourself for talking with complete strangers.