- 1. A summary of a job seeker's personal information describin education, skills, work experiences, activities, and interests.
A) resume
B) personal fact sheet
C) job application
D) format
- 2. The arrangement of something such as a document.
A) format
B) interview
C) resume
D) references
- 3. A list of basic information about a person's education, experience, qualifications, and skills.
A) cover letter
B) personal fact sheet
C) job application
D) employment tests
- 4. A one page letter a job seeker sends along with a resume telling who he or she is and why he or she is sending a resume.
A) cover letter
B) recommendation
C) personal career portfolio
D) body language
- 5. A collection of information about a person, including projects and work samples, that shows the person's skills and qualifications to employers.
A) recommendation
B) employment tests
C) personal career portfolio
D) personal fact sheet
- 6. A form that asks questions about a job seeker's skills, work experience, education, and interests.
A) job application
B) interview
C) resume
D) format
- 7. People who will recommend a job seeker to an employer.
A) cover letter
B) references
C) resume
D) recommendaton
- 8. A letter written in support of a job seeker from a reference.
A) reseme
B) letter of recommendation
C) references
D) personal fact sheet
- 9. A formal meeting between a job seeker and an employer about a possible job.
A) job application
B) interview
C) body language
D) resume
- 10. Tests given to an applicant by an employer to find out if the applicant fits the job.
A) pre-employment tests
B) personal fact sheet
C) interview
D) letter of recommendation
- 11. The gestures, posture, and eye contact people use to express themselves.
A) references
B) body language
C) interview
D) job application
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