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Module III Test

The document is a test module for students focusing on job application language skills, including multiple-choice questions, indirect questions, and dialogue completion. It covers topics such as job responsibilities, personal strengths, and interview scenarios. The test assesses the ability to use appropriate vocabulary and structure in professional communication.

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Module III Test

The document is a test module for students focusing on job application language skills, including multiple-choice questions, indirect questions, and dialogue completion. It covers topics such as job responsibilities, personal strengths, and interview scenarios. The test assesses the ability to use appropriate vocabulary and structure in professional communication.

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MODULE III TEST

STUDENT:
COMPANY:
MARK:
Choose the correct option: a, b or c
I’m looking for a new job. Currently I am ____ for selling insurance to new
customers and because I’m a very ____ person, I meet and sometimes exceed
my monthly sales targets. However, I don’t enjoy selling directly to customers
anymore and am going to apply ____ a job as a Customer Services Manager.
I’ve ____ a lot of experience over the last year working here and feel that the
skills I’ve acquired will transfer well to customer services. My boss says that I
come ____ well on the phone and that customers respond positively to me. My
greatest strength is ____ out problems quickly and ensuring that the client is
happy with what they have bought. When I was at university I did a six-month
____ with a major retailer and I would like to find a job in retail now.
I worked on my CV over the weekend and I think that is will ____ out from those
of other ____ when I send it to potential ____.
1. a. in charge b. responsible c. head
2. a. competitive b. responsible c. clichéd
3. a. to b. for c. with
4. a. earned b. received c. gained
5. a. from b. across c. out
6. a. dealing b. solving c. sorting
7. a. internship b. placing c. appointment
8. a. stand b. make c. present
9. a. characters b. employees c. jobseekers
10. a. candidates b. employers c. positions
Put the words in the correct order to make indirect questions
1. you / work / you / to / this / could / for / us / want / company / tell / why / ?
2. where / you / worked / know / we / before / would / to / have / like
3. think / your / you / you / greatest / me / strength / tell / what / is / can / ?
4. how / to / you / would / this / would / know solve like / problem / I
5. your previous / me / who / could / employer / tell / you / was / ?
6. would / you / to / are prepared / like / work / know / in another / we / if /
country / to
7. who / me / for / contact / reference / you / to / a / can / tell / need / we / ?
8. to / working / if / would / teams / know / enjoy / you / in / I / like
9. tell / when you are / current / leaving / you / us / your / could / job /?
10. what / are / you / interests / me / tell / your / us / can / ?
Read the dialogue and write one word which best fits each space
Interviewer: Thank you for your time today. Have you ____ worked in a
manufacturing company before?
Interviewee: That’s a good ____. Well, when I was a student I got a part-time
job as a receptionist at a factory
Interviewer: Interesting. Not quite the same as being a Packaging Supervisor
Interviewee: I know. Could you tell me ____ a normal day would be like?
Interviewer: Well, you start at eight in the morning with a meeting to check the
day’s schedule and delegate tasks to your team. Your job is to make sure that
deadlines are met and solve any problems that staff may have
Interviewee: Thanks. Can I speak to some of the people I would be working
____?
Interviewer: Of course
Interviewee: Thank you very much for ____ the time to see me today. Bye
Choose the correct option a, b or c
Dear Mr. Gregory,
I would like to apply ____ the design position as advertised on your website.
Please find my CV ____ I worked for a local company during the summer and I
am ____ that I have the skills to make a good designer and I feel that I would be
a suitable ____ for your company.
I would therefore very much ____ the chance to have an interview.
I look forward to hearing from you
1. a. with b. to c. for
2. a. considered b. attached c. advertised
3. a. concerned b. considered c. confident
4. a. asset b. fit c. vacancy
5. a. appreciate b. love c. enclose

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