Job interview

What is the opposite of "to accept" a job offer?

• a) To promote
  
  

• b) To turn down

• c) To apply

• d) To advertise

Which phrase means "to start working at a new position"?

• a) To make redundant

• b) To take on a job

• c) To go on a training course

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  d) To fill in an application

3. What do you call someone who is actively searching for employment?

• a) An employer

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  b) A job advertisement
  

• c) A job-hunter
  

• d) An employee

4. Which document provides a summary of your qualifications and work history?

• a) A cover letter
  

• b) A diploma
  

• c) CV (Curriculum Vitae)
  

• d) A certificate

5. What does "to be made redundant" mean?

• a) To receive a promotion
  

• b) To lose your job due to company changes
  

• c) To apply for a new role
  

• d) To get a pay rise

6. Which term refers to technical abilities like coding or data analysis?

• a) Soft skills
  

• b) Irrelevant skills
  

• c) Hard skills
  

• d) Strengths

7. If you "come to a decision," what have you done?

• a) Applied for a job

• b) Rejected an offer
  

• c) Decided something after considering options

• d) Promoted someone

8. Which phrase means "to give someone more responsibility and a higher position"?

• a) To advertise a vacancy
  

• b) To promote someone

• c) To employ someone

• d) To hire someone

10. What is the opposite of "irrelevant skills"?

• a) Hard skills
  

• b) Soft skills
  

• c) Relevant skills
  

• d) Training courses

11. What do you call the process of submitting your qualifications for a job opening?

• a) To turn down
  

• b) To promote
  

• c) To apply
  

• d) To advertise