Foundations 1 Chapter 5 Mark II

Using phrases like "please," "thank you," "pardon me," and "excuse me" show what about the candidate?

• good grammar

• a good education

• they have good manners and etiquette

• they went to college

If an applicant smiles and is enthusiastic during the interview process, what does this show the interviewer?

• applicant won on a scratchoff

• the applicant saved a boatload of money on there car insurance by switching to geico

• the applicant had a good workout before the interview

• the applicant has a positive attitude

Punctuality is important why?

• because you need good punctuation when writing a statement

• because it shows a person is responsible and is on time

• because it is one step better than punctual

• because it is needed for a proper resume

What is an evaluation of someone's ability in a given area called?

• assessment test

• IQ test

• math test

• pressure test

During the interview, it is important to?

• interrupt the person talking

• keep your cell phone turned on

• ask questions

• slouch in the chair

Which are the elements of making a good first impression during the interview process?

• appearance and good hygiene

• appearance and low pay

• salary and thank you notes

• an I-9 and proper identification

"Do you have reliable transportation?" is an example of what type of question?

• closed-ended

• open-ended

• essay

• multiple choice

Turning off your cell phone, asking questions, smiling, paying attention, and looking interested are all examples of what?

• what one should do during a doctors appointment

• what one should do during a movie

• what one should do during an interview

• what one should do while shopping

Fact or Fiction- asking an applicant about their favorite classes in school is an appropriate question to ask in an interview?

• Fact

• Fiction

Fact or Fiction- asking an applicant how many days of school or work they have missed during the last year is an appropriate question to ask during an interview?

• Fact

• Fiction