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Employment Skills and Rights

Authored by Megan Wilde

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9th Grade

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Employment Skills and Rights
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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Picture this! You're the suave secret agent, James Bond, on a covert mission in the bustling corporate world of Microsoft. Why do you think it's absolutely essential for our dear Mr. Bond to dress to the nines?

To create a positive impression, show respect, and enhance his cover as a professional.

To conform to societal norms and expectations, blending in seamlessly.

To stand out and be noticed by colleagues and superiors, risking his cover.

To express his individuality and personal style, potentially drawing unwanted attention.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Picture this! You're Reese, all set for your first day at a swanky corporate firm. What's your fashion game plan for the day?

Business casual attire such as slacks or khakis, dress shirts or blouses, and closed-toe shoes.

Your favorite pair of jeans, a comfy t-shirt, and flip-flops

Shorts, tank tops, and sandals for that summer vibe

Sweatpants, hoodies, and sneakers for that gym look

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Why should we bother about keeping ourselves squeaky clean at our buzzing workspace, say, in our bustling office at XYZ Corp? What's the big fuss all about?

Well, it's all about stopping those pesky germs from throwing a party, creating a healthier and safer environment, and giving a boost to our organization's image and professionalism.

It's to skyrocket the chances of workplace accidents and injuries, obviously. Not!

It's to make our coworkers squirm and feel awkward. Just pulling your leg!

It's to save some bucks on cleaning supplies and medical bills. Or is it?

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Picture this! You're at a high-stakes business conference, representing your company. You're surrounded by potential clients and you want to ooze professionalism through your facial expressions. How would you pull this off?

By keeping your gaze steady, maintaining a neutral or pleasant facial expression, and avoiding any excessive or inappropriate facial movements.

By avoiding eye contact, constantly smiling, and using inappropriate facial movements.

By keeping your gaze steady, having a frowning facial expression, and using excessive facial movements.

By avoiding eye contact, keeping a serious facial expression, and making exaggerated facial movements.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Imagine you're a superhero! Would maintaining a good posture make you appear more confident and professional, thus enhancing your non-verbal communication? True or False?

True

False

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Imagine you're a super cool secret agent named Coen, and you're on a thrilling mission that requires you to communicate with your headquarters over the phone. But here's the catch - you need to do it in the most professional manner possible. So, what's your game plan, Agent Coen?

Speaking clearly and concisely, using proper phone etiquette, actively listening, maintaining a professional tone and demeanor, avoiding distractions, and ending the call politely.

Speaking quickly and incoherently, using excessive filler words, being rude or dismissive, not asking clarifying questions.

Speaking loudly and assertively, using slang and informal language, multitasking while on the call, ending the call abruptly.

Speaking softly and hesitantly, interrupting the caller, using technical jargon, not paying attention to the conversation.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Picture this! You're the newest intern at a global mega-corporation. Your boss has just given you a task - to draft an email to a potential client. Can you spot the best practices for crafting this professional email?

Should you sprinkle in some personal tidbits that have zero connection with the business proposal?

Should you go all out with capital letters and exclamation marks to show how pumped you are?

Or, should you: use a professional email address, have a clear and concise subject line, address the recipient properly, maintain a formal tone, keep the email brief and to the point, proofread for errors before sending, and use a professional email signature?

Or maybe, should you use a casual tone and language to make the client feel like they're chatting with a friend?

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