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Job Interview Questions

Total questions: 203

Worksheet time: 4hrs 42mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose the best answer for this question “Why should we hire you?”

a)

I’d really love to bring my diverse skill set to your company.

b)

Nothing! I'm perfect!

c)

Says “hire me”.

d)

I am a professional in this way.

2.

Choose the best answer for this question

“What is your greatest strength?”

a)

My beauty.

b)

I am a skilled salesman with over ten years of experience.

c)

I known every secret in my previous company.

d)

I can eat as much as you think.

3.

Choose the best answer for this question

“What is your greatest weakness?”

a)

I can’t work under pressure.

b)

I have no weakness.

c)

I've learned to make my perfectionism work to my advantage.

d)

I am an expert, so I can deal with everything.

4.

Choose the best answer for this question

“Why are you leaving “ or

” why have you left your job?”

a)

My current job puts a lot of focus on individual achievements, but I'm really looking forward to working in a collaborative environment.

b)

I don’t like colleague.

c)

My boss is too fierce.

d)

I don’t like environment around the building. It has many homeless.

5.

Choose the best answer for this question

“What are your salary expectations?”

a)

If this is the right job for me, I am sure we can come to an agreement on salary.

b)

Maybe 200,000-400,000 Baht.

c)

Up to you!

d)

I bet that will be very high price.

6.

Choose the best answer for this question “Why do you want this job?”

a)

I like easy job.

b)

I’m personally drawn to this mission.

c)

I have admired this company’s successful strategies and mission for years. There are values I greatly admire.

d)

In one month, I streamlined the process, which saved my group 10 man-hours each month and reduced errors on invoices by 25%.

7.

Choose the best answer for this question

“How do you handle stress and pressure?”

a)

I don’t know.

b)

I can’t. I don’t know how.

c)

It was my role to manage the invoicing process.

d)

I try to react to situations, rather than to stress.

8.

Why do you want to work for our company?

a)

Tell them you want to make a lot of money

b)

Tell them you like what the company does

c)

Tell them you like the company culture

d)

Tell them you want to make lots of friends

9.

What are your key strengths?

a)

I work hard

b)

I am punctual

c)

I am resourceful

d)

I am very good at programming in Java

10.

Why should we hire you for the job?

a)

Because I am the best candidate

b)

Because I fulfil all the requirements for the role

c)

Because I would be an asset for your company

d)

Because I need a job urgently

11.

Tell us about a time you solved a problem.

a)

I asked someone and they gave me the solution

b)

I researched and analysed the information and found the answer

c)

We worked hard and we succeeded

d)

I formed a team, led a brainstorming session and identified the best answer

12.

What would you do if you couldn't solve a work problem?

a)

I would ask for help from an experienced colleague

b)

I would guess the answer

c)

I would quit my job

d)

I would inform my manager

13.

Where do you see yourself in five years time?

a)

I want to own my own business

b)

I want to be a singer

c)

I want to be mentoring young IT workers from my country

d)

I want to be an expert in my field

14.

Do you have a question for us?

a)

Yes, please tell me about the training you offer.

b)

Yes, please tell me the salary for this role.

c)

Yes, please tell me more about how a typical day looks in this role

d)

Yes, please tell me what you enjoy most about working here

15.

Your closing statement should say...

a)

...how much you want the job

b)

...that you appreciate their time

c)

...that you are hungry

d)

...how much money you want to get

16.

What two statements would be appropriate for the introduction paragraph of a professional cover letter?

a)

Following graduation I plan to pursue an orthopedic residency to expand on my skill set.

b)

I was made aware of the job opening by a current employee at your clinic.

c)

I hope to gain further expertise in vestibular therapies and expand my leadership skill set.

d)

I am very interested in this position considering your strong reputation for excellence in orthopedic physical therapy.

17.

How many minutes should you read each day?

a)

You should read at least 30 minutes each day.

b)

you should read at least 30 minutes each day.

c)

You should read at least 30 minutes each day

d)

30 minutes each day

18.
What are your plans for the future? 
a)
My plans for the future are to have YOUR job! I hope to advance quickly. 
b)
My plans for the future are to make this company as successful as possible and to grow as a person.
c)
My plans for the future are to retire early and like by the ocean. I already have my boat picked out. 
d)
My plans for the future are to use what I learn here to start my own business. 
19.

What is your weakness?

a)

My weakness is that I am a heavy sleeper.

b)

My weakness is I am unorganised, But I have come up with a two steps plan to overcome it.

c)

My weakness is my poor English language.

d)

My weakness is I am a perfectionist.

20.

You are a fresh graduate. What can you do for us without experience?

a)

I am young and have the passion and interest to learn new things

b)

I am a six month internship experience working in a company in Japan.

c)

I am single and therefore I have a lot of time for the company.

d)

I have taken many related courses at the unversity.

21.

Tell me about a time you were given a task and you lacked the necessary skills or knowledge.

a)

I’m very experienced and so don’t really find myself in that position.

b)

I didn’t get enough training at my last job so I didn't make the deal.

c)

I kept myself up to date with industry news so I was better prepared.

d)

I spoke with the HR manager on the issue.

22.

Tell me about a time you experienced professional growth.

a)

Professional growth is important to me. I have a very clear plan.

b)

I once had a demanding client and I learned to change my communication method to assure him of my work.

c)

I experience professional growth every day.There are too many examples.

d)

The company is responsible for my professional growth.

23.

Tell me about a time you received negative feedback from a supervisor or boss.

a)

I received feedback that I had been a little rude. It made me reflect and I tried to change.

b)

I have always been told that my contributions to the team were positively appreciated.

c)

I listened and gave 360 degree feedback to my boss on what he did wrong.

d)

I was scolded, and I explained it was my colleague's fault.

24.

Where do you see yourself in five years?

a)

I just want to be at a place in my life when I'm happy with who I am.

b)

I could see myself starting my own business.

c)

Working for this organisation but taken on added responsibilities.

d)

I just want to have a steady income that I am satisfied with.

25.

Why is there a long gap in your employment history?

a)

I was free-lancing and took a course on Digital Marketing.

b)

I am a parent and that takes top priority in my life.

c)

My mom passed away and I needed the long mourning period.

d)

I tend to need breaks between jobs

26.

Why did you resign from your last job?

a)

I resigned because the schedule was no longer manageable.

b)

The office was very far from my home and this office is nearer.

c)

I resigned due to family circumstances.

d)

My skills weren't a good match for my previous employer's needs.

27.

How should you answer?


Why are you the right person for this job?

a)

I am a good fit for the job specification and I meet all the criteria.

b)

I am an excellent dancer so I can dance every afternoon.

c)

I want to earn lots of money and this help me do that.

d)

I am a good solid worker.

28.

How should you answer?


What has been your biggest achievement at College/School?

a)

I watch movies and I draw in my spare time.

b)

I graduated from High school and went to Rajabhat nakhon pathom university

c)

I am a superb guitar player!

d)

I play in a band and have performed live a few times.

29.

How should you answer?


What goals have you set yourself for the next 5 years?

a)

I want to be in a successful rock Band

b)

I want to fly all around the world.

c)

I want to win a gold medal at the Olympics

d)

I want to be a good music Teacher who shares their passion with students.

30.

What best describes what a job interview is?

a)

It’s a test to see which person is smarter.

b)

It’s a conversation between two people.

c)

It’s a competition between two people.

d)

It’s a meeting between two friends.

31.

When does a job interview begin?

a)

When the first question is asked

b)

When the interviewer and interviewee meet

c)

When the interviewee is offered a job

d)

When the interviewer finishes their questions

32.

3.Why is it important to take care of your appearance?

a)

To show that you can be on time

b)

To prove your job experience

c)

To negotiate for a higher salary

d)

To make a good first impression

33.

What Should you do before a job interview?

a)

Prepare what you will say about yourself

b)

Try to contact the owner of the company

c)

Send an e-mail requesting a certain salary

d)

a.Try to meet people who have worked for the company

34.

Choose the best response:


Good morning. I am Ms. Smith.

a)

Pleased to meet you, Ms. Smith. I am Marcus Anderson.

b)

I am Marcus Anderson.

c)

Are you interviewing me?

d)

Well, Good morning

35.

Choose the best response:


Nice to meet you, too. Now you are here to apply for a job as one of our music teacher, is that correct?

a)

Yep!

b)

I want a job.

c)

I want to be the sales manager. That's my ambition.

d)

Yes, it is. When I saw the ad, I was very excited to work for your school.

36.

For this job, it is important that you are able to take messages. Can you do that?

a)

No way. I need a more interesting role.

b)

Yes of course. I would be happy to.

c)

That doesn't suit my ambitions.

d)

Yes, why not. The pay is good. so of course.

37.

Tell me about yourself. (How would you describe yourself?)

a)

I'm a pretty detailed-oriented person. It takes me forever to finish a project.

b)

I would say I'm an easy-going person who is eager to learn and grow in the company.

c)

I can be a workholic sometimes. I love my job and I don't mind working overtime.

d)

I tend to be very nice and friendly.

38.

What are your greatest strengths?

a)

I guess I'm a bit organized and welcoming.

b)

I’d say one of my greatest strengths is bringing organization to hectic environments and implementing processes to make everyone’s lives easier.

c)

I’d bring my expertise in this area and my experience in guiding a sales team that’s selling to these customers for the first time.

39.

What do you consider to be your weaknesses?

a)

Sometimes, I have trouble ensuring I'm not asking too much or too little from my team.

b)

I'm stressed most of the times, so it's difficult to control my temper.

c)

I tend to spend a great amount of time on details which aren't that important.

d)

I tend to be fast when answering messages

40.

How do you handle stress and pressure?

a)

I'm good at performing under these circumstances. I believe they're great motivators.

b)

I don't usually perform well under pressure. It throws me off a bit.

c)

I enjoy having my hands in a lot of different projects, so I like working with managers who allow their employees to experiment, be independent, and work cross-functionally with other teams.

d)

Dealing with stress and pressure make the best candidate for this position.

41.

Why should we hire you?

a)

I have over a decade of experience as a sales trainer, but more importantly, most of those years were working with sales teams which makes me the best candidate for the position.

b)

I believe I can improve the numbers of your company greatly.

c)

I strongly believe that my previous experience in the sales department will make me a good choice for this position.

d)

I need this job and I'll do whatever is possible to keep it.

42.

Why are you leaving your current job?

a)

I'm looking for new challenges in my career, and I believe your company might be what I'm looking for.

b)

I was fired due to a disagreement with the management.

c)

I wasn't happy with the job conditions and salary, so I've decided to look for something that would offer me more.

d)

I wasn't working in my area.

43.

Where do you see yourself in five years?

a)

In five years, I intend to be in a managing position in the company.

b)

In five years, I’d like to be in a position where I know more about my longer-term career aspirations as a designer.

c)

I don't plan much my future. I guess I might be doing the same job.

d)

I didn't give a lot of thought, but I might want to learn more about my area and, maybe, get into a administrative position.

44.

This video is narrated by ____, ____(Last Name, First Name).

(a)  

45.

The first interview question is: "Tell _____."

a)

me something that you know

b)

me something about yourself

c)

me why do you want this job

d)

me which skill will help you most in doing this job

46.

Obviously the way you answer this question is based on _____ it is asked.

a)

the tone in which

b)

the facial expression with which

c)

the context in which

d)

how the question is framed when

47.

Don't just think you know how to answer this question because your answer could _____ get the job or not.

a)

positively affect whether you

b)

have an impact on whether

c)

sabotage whether you

d)

negatively affect whether you

48.

So here are some of the things you'll want to do and say when answering this question: -Keep your answer _____ and related to your _____ position.

a)

brief; career and the

b)

to yes or no; career and the

c)

neutral; expectations about the

d)

somewhat positive; expectations about the

49.

Also keep your answer _____ and relate it to your career while talking about your _____.

a)

brief; experience

b)

on topic; journey

c)

brief; life

d)

on topic; last job

50.

Tell your interviewer how _____ your profession; perhaps where you went to ____ or what got you interested in your profession in the first place.

a)

much you love; school

b)

long you worked in; school

c)

the last assignment went in; school

d)

you got started in; school

51.

And then _____ over a few jobs and tell them what you liked about your profession and where you _____.

(a)  

52.

Tell them a few things you _____ along the way, and how those things _____.

a)

observed; impacted you

b)

liked; encouraged you

c)

learned; have strengthened you

d)

disliked; discouraged you

53.

Now, before your interview and even _____ your interview; find out what _____ and the ideal candidate for this position.

a)

during; they are looking for

b)

after; the requirements are

c)

during; the requirements are

d)

after; they are looking for

54.

Сhoose the correct category for each phrase.

I'm working on it now.

a)

What are your weaknesses?

b)

Could you tell us about your education and working experience?

c)

Why are you leaving your current job?

d)

What are your biggest strengths?

55.

I'm getting over my fear.

a)

What are your weaknesses?

b)

Could you tell us about your education and working experience?

c)

Why are you leaving your current job?

d)

What are your biggest strengths?

56.

I was responsible for...

a)

What are your weaknesses?

b)

Could you tell us about your education and working experience?

c)

Why are you leaving your current job?

d)

What are your biggest strengths?

57.

I've always considered myself a problem solver.

a)

What are your weaknesses?

b)

Could you tell us about your education and working experience?

c)

Why are you leaving your current job?

d)

What are your biggest strengths?

58.

My communication skills are top-notch.

a)

What are your weaknesses?

b)

Could you tell us about your education and working experience?

c)

Why are you leaving your current job?

d)

What are your biggest strengths?

59.

My English skills could use some improvement.

a)

What are your weaknesses?

b)

Could you tell us about your education and working experience?

c)

Why are you leaving your current job?

d)

What are your biggest strengths?

60.

I have over 5 years of experience.

a)

What are your weaknesses?

b)

Could you tell us about your education and working experience?

c)

Why are you leaving your current job?

d)

What are your biggest strengths?

61.

I have a bachelor's degree in computer science.

a)

What are your weaknesses?

b)

Could you tell us about your education and working experience?

c)

Why are you leaving your current job?

d)

What are your biggest strengths?

62.

I would love to do something more challenging.

a)

What are your weaknesses?

b)

Could you tell us about your education and working experience?

c)

Why are you leaving your current job?

d)

What are your biggest strengths?

63.

In my most recent job, I was involved in...

a)

What are your weaknesses?

b)

Could you tell us about your education and working experience?

c)

Why are you leaving your current job?

d)

What are your biggest strengths?

64.

Choose the tense used in the interviewer's questions.

Are you still studying?

a)

Present Simple

b)

Present Continuous

c)

Present Perfect

d)

Past Simple

65.

How do you manage stress?

a)

Present Simple

b)

Present Continuous

c)

Present Perfect

d)

Past Simple

66.

Have you ever worked in project management?

a)

Present Simple

b)

Present Continuous

c)

Present Perfect

d)

Past Simple

67.

Why did you leave your previous job?

a)

Present Simple

b)

Present Continuous

c)

Present Perfect

d)

Past Simple

68.

How are your English skills?

a)

Present Simple

b)

Present Continuous

c)

Present Perfect

d)

Past Simple

69.

Match the two parts to make jokes about job interviews.

— Can you handle a variety of work?

a)

— When the bills are due.

b)

— Then I'm your man. In my previous job, every time anything went wrong they said I was responsible.

c)

— Well, the job is much harder when you don't know what you're doing.

d)

— I think so. I've had 15 different jobs in 5 months.

70.

— Why do you expect such a high salary when you have no experience?

a)

— Well, the job is much harder when you don't know what you're doing.

b)

— When the bills are due.

c)

— Then I'm your man. In my previous job, every time anything went wrong they said I was responsible.

d)

— I think so. I've had 15 different jobs in 5 months.

71.

— When are you most productive?

a)

— The company moved and didn't tell me where to.

b)

— Then I'm your man. In my previous job, every time anything went wrong they said I was responsible.

c)

— When the bills are due.

d)

— Well, the job is much harder when you don't know what you're doing.

72.

— Why did you leave your previous job?

a)

— Then I'm your man. In my previous job, every time anything went wrong they said I was responsible.

b)

— The company moved and didn't tell me where to.

c)

— Well, the job is much harder when you don't know what you're doing.

d)

— I think so. I've had 15 different jobs in 5 months.

73.

Match the questions to the phrases used to give answers

Why should we hire you?

a)

I have been disappointed by …

b)

I'm really into …

c)

I believe I am a perfect match for this position because …

d)

I have already made up my mind to leave but probably …

74.

Tell me about yourself.

a)

I am a lazy and inexperienced professional with no background in any field.

b)

I have no experience and skills in any specific industry or field.

c)

I am a motivated and experienced professional with a strong background in [relevant field]. I have [number] years of experience in [specific skills or industry]. I am skilled in [relevant skills] and have a proven track record of [achievements or projects]. I am excited about the opportunity to [specific goal or objective].

d)

I have no achievements or projects to showcase my skills.

75.

Why do you want to work for our company?

a)

I just need a job and your company seems okay.

b)

I want to work for your company because I believe in its mission and values, and I feel that my skills and experiences align well with the opportunities and challenges it offers.

c)

I don't really know much about your company, but I need a job.

d)

I'm not sure why I want to work for your company, but I need a job.

76.

What are your strengths and weaknesses?

a)

My strengths include being a good communicator, problem-solving skills, and being a team player.I would say one of my weaknesses is that I used to be overly self-critical, which sometimes led to perfectionism. I've learned that it's important to set realistic expectations and prioritize tasks effectively.

b)

My strengths are being a creative problem solver, having strong leadership skills, and being highly motivated. My weaknesses are being too competitive, sometimes struggling with public speaking, and being too focused on details.

c)

My strengths include being a quick learner, having strong analytical skills, and being adaptable. My weaknesses include being impatient at times, sometimes lacking assertiveness, and being too self-reliant.

d)

My strengths are being a good listener, having excellent attention to detail, and being highly organized. My weaknesses are being too perfectionistic, sometimes struggling with delegation, and being too self-critical.

77.

How do you handle stress and pressure?

a)

Avoid breaks and relaxation techniques, they are a waste of time

b)

Take on more tasks to distract yourself from the stress

c)

Identify the source of stress, prioritize tasks, take breaks, practice relaxation techniques, maintain a healthy work-life balance, seek support

d)

Ignore the stress and pressure, it will go away on its own

78.

Describe a difficult work situation and how you overcame it.

a)

I ignored the difficult work situation and hoped it would go away on its own.

b)

I blamed my team members for the difficult work situation and refused to take any responsibility.

c)

I gave up and abandoned the project without trying to find a solution.

d)

I broke down the project into smaller tasks, created a detailed project plan, prioritized tasks, communicated with team members and stakeholders, and managed my time effectively.

79.

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

a)

In 5 years, I see myself unemployed and struggling to find a job.

b)

In 5 years, I see myself in the same position, without any growth or advancement.

c)

In 5 years, I see myself in a leadership position within my current company, utilizing my skills and experience to drive growth and make a positive impact.

d)

In 5 years, I see myself completely changing careers and starting from scratch.

80.

Why should we hire you?

a)

You should hire me because I am a hard worker.

b)

You should hire me because I have the necessary skills, experience, and qualifications for the job.

c)

You should hire me because I have a good attitude.

d)

You should hire me because I need a job.

81.

What are your salary expectations?

a)

I am not concerned about the salary.

b)

Based on my research and experience, I am looking for a salary range of $X to $Y.

c)

I expect a salary of $1 million.

d)

I don't have any salary expectations.

82.

How do you handle conflicts in the workplace?

a)

By actively listening, understanding perspectives, and finding a mutually agreeable solution through effective communication and negotiation.

b)

By ignoring the conflict and hoping it will go away on its own.

c)

By blaming others and refusing to take any responsibility.

d)

By escalating the conflict and involving higher authorities.

83.

Do you have any questions for us?

a)

I'm not sure

b)

No

c)

Yes

d)

Maybe

84.

Choose the best answer for this question “Why should we hire you?”

a)

I’d really love to bring my diverse skill set to your company.

b)

Nothing! I'm perfect!

c)

Says “hire me”.

d)

I am a professional in this way.

85.

Why are you leaving your current job?

a)

I'm looking for new challenges in my career, and I believe your company might be what I'm looking for.

b)

I was fired due to a disagreement with the management.

c)

I wasn't happy with the job conditions and salary, so I've decided to look for something that would offer me more.

d)

I wasn't working in my area.

86.

Tell me about a time you experienced professional growth.

a)

Professional growth is important to me. I have a very clear plan.

b)

I once had a demanding client and I learned to change my communication method to assure him of my work.

c)

I experience professional growth every day.There are too many examples.

d)

The company is responsible for my professional growth.

87.

Tell me about a time you received negative feedback from a supervisor or boss.

a)

I received feedback that I had been a little rude. It made me reflect and I tried to change.

b)

I have always been told that my contributions to the team were positively appreciated.

c)

I listened and gave 360 degree feedback to my boss on what he did wrong.

d)

I was scolded, and I explained it was my colleague's fault.

88.

Why is there a long gap in your employment history?

a)

I was free-lancing and took a course on Digital Marketing.

b)

I am a parent and that takes top priority in my life.

c)

My mom passed away and I needed the long mourning period.

d)

I tend to need breaks between jobs

89.

How should you answer?


Why are you the right person for this job?

a)

I am a good fit for the job specification and I meet all the criteria.

b)

I am an excellent dancer so I can dance every afternoon.

c)

I want to earn lots of money and this help me do that.

d)

I am a good solid worker.

90.

Choose the best response:


Good morning. I am Ms. Smith.

a)

Pleased to meet you, Ms. Smith. I am Marcus Anderson.

b)

I am Marcus Anderson.

c)

Are you interviewing me?

d)

Well, Good morning

91.

Choose the best response:


Nice to meet you, too. Now you are here to apply for a job as one of our music teacher, is that correct?

a)

Yep!

b)

I want a job.

c)

I want to be the sales manager. That's my ambition.

d)

Yes, it is. When I saw the ad, I was very excited to work for your school.

92.

What is one thing that you should NOT do during the first interview?

a)

Ask about salary

b)

Connect with interviewer

c)

Communicate why you are a good fit

d)

Close by arranging next interview

93.
What should you always do after an interview?
a)
runaway
b)
ask about pay
c)
thank the interviewer
d)
call them several times
94.
How early should you be to a job interview? 
a)
2-3 min.
b)
5-10 min.
c)
10-15 min.
d)
None of these
95.
During a job interview, who should be the one to begin talking? 
a)
Employer
b)
You
c)
Both
d)
None of these
96.
Which of these are extremely important during a job interview?
a)
eye contact
b)
first impression
c)
your dress
d)
all of these
97.
Employers want employees who are flexible and willing to learn.
a)
True
b)
False
98.

What's a good answer: "What are your strengths?"

a)

Well, what strengths are you looking for?

b)

Three Words: Hard-working. Alpha-Male. Jackhammer. Merciless.

c)

I would say my best strengths would be my positive attitude and my organizational skills....

d)

I would say my best strengths would be my attention span. 

99.

When the interviewer asks you the question, "tell me about yourself," s/he really wants what from you in response?

a)

a 10-minute detailed story of your life, from birth to present

b)

a concise narrative of your personal and professional background and goals and how they relate to the job at hand

c)

a short narrative of your personal life, leaving nothing to the imagination

d)

a long-winded account of what you want from the employer

100.

I should always turn off (or silence) my mobile phone before heading for an interview

a)

True

b)

False

101.

 Should you answer interview questions in complete sentences or give a one word answer?

a)

complete sentence

b)

one word answer

102.

Which is a  quality that  employers looking for in employees?

a)

lazy

b)

undependable

c)

trustworthy

103.

The most qualified candidate always gets the job.

a)

True

b)

False

104.

In every answer you give, the employer is looking for...

a)

How you will save them time.

b)

How you will save them money.

c)

How you will solve their problems.

d)

ALL OF THE ABOVE

105.

My time management skills are very good. I’m a good ........ and I’m organized and efficient when I work.

a)

planner

b)

speaker

c)

sale

d)

accountant

106.

Employer: What are your salary expectations?

a)

I won't consider anything less than $100,000. I won't even entertain offers below that figure

b)

I need to make more money because my rent is high, and I want to buy a new car. Can you meet those needs?

c)

I'm flexible and can go with whatever you think is best. I have no idea what the industry standard is for this role, so you tell me what you think is right.

d)

I understand that the industry standard for this role typically falls within the range of Rs.70,000-80,000. I'm open to a fair and competitive offer that aligns with the market and my qualifications.

107.

How should you answer?


Why are you the right person for this job?

a)

I am a good fit for the job specification and I meet all the criteria.

b)

I am an excellent dancer so I can dance every afternoon.

c)

I want to earn lots of money and this help me do that.

d)

I am a good solid worker.

108.

How should you answer?


What has been your biggest achievement at College/School?

a)

I watch movies and I draw in my spare time.

b)

I graduated from High school and went to Rajabhat nakhon pathom university

c)

I am a superb guitar player!

d)

I play in a band and have performed live a few times.

109.

How should you answer?


What goals have you set yourself for the next 5 years?

a)

I want to be in a successful rock Band

b)

I want to fly all around the world.

c)

I want to win a gold medal at the Olympics

d)

I want to be a good music Teacher who shares their passion with students.

110.

What best describes what a job interview is?

a)

It’s a test to see which person is smarter.

b)

It’s a conversation between two people.

c)

It’s a competition between two people.

d)

It’s a meeting between two friends.

111.

When does a job interview begin?

a)

When the first question is asked

b)

When the interviewer and interviewee meet

c)

When the interviewee is offered a job

d)

When the interviewer finishes their questions

112.

3.Why is it important to take care of your appearance?

a)

To show that you can be on time

b)

To prove your job experience

c)

To negotiate for a higher salary

d)

To make a good first impression

113.

What Should you do before a job interview?

a)

Prepare what you will say about yourself

b)

Try to contact the owner of the company

c)

Send an e-mail requesting a certain salary

d)

a.Try to meet people who have worked for the company

114.

Choose the best response:


Good morning. I am Ms. Smith.

a)

Pleased to meet you, Ms. Smith. I am Marcus Anderson.

b)

I am Marcus Anderson.

c)

Are you interviewing me?

d)

Well, Good morning

115.

Choose the best response:


Nice to meet you, too. Now you are here to apply for a job as one of our music teacher, is that correct?

a)

Yep!

b)

I want a job.

c)

I want to be the sales manager. That's my ambition.

d)

Yes, it is. When I saw the ad, I was very excited to work for your school.

116.

For this job, it is important that you are able to take messages. Can you do that?

a)

No way. I need a more interesting role.

b)

Yes of course. I would be happy to.

c)

That doesn't suit my ambitions.

d)

Yes, why not. The pay is good. so of course.

117.

What is one thing that you should NOT do during the first interview?

a)

Ask about salary

b)

Connect with interviewer

c)

Communicate why you are a good fit

d)

Close by arranging next interview

118.

What should you NOT do to prepare for an interview?

a)

Research the company

b)

Learn the company's concerns and problems

c)

Practice top interview questions and answers

d)

Memorize common answers to top interview questions

119.

It is important to be nice to the secretary when you walk in.

a)

True

b)

False

120.

If asked about any gaps in your work history, you should respond by...

a)

Make up excuses.

b)

Describing some volunteering and consulting you did during that time.

c)

Talk about family drama.

d)

Say that you work best when you have time off between jobs.

121.

In every answer you give, the employer is looking for...

a)

How you will save them time.

b)

How you will save them money.

c)

How you will solve their problems.

d)

ALL OF THE ABOVE

122.

If an employer asks you an illegal question, you should...

a)

Refuse to answer.

b)

Take them to court.

c)

Answer the question.

d)

Use your judgement depending on the question and the circumstances.

123.

As soon as the interview is over, you should...

a)

Go home and rest. You deserve it!

b)

Replay each question and answer in your head.

c)

Send a thank you note to the interviewer.

d)

Sit back and wait for the cash to roll in.

124.

You should bring a copy of your resume to the interview.

a)

True- Because the interviewer might have trouble finding theirs.

b)

False- Because you will insult them by assuming they can't find it.

125.
You are welcomed into the office for an interview. What should you not do?
a)
Plop down in a chair, & pull your phone out
b)
Wait quietly until they are seated first
c)
Shake hands with the interviewees then take a seat
d)
Say thank you, and then ask if you can take a seat
126.
What should you do before you interview with a company?
a)
Add the interviewers to all your social media
b)
Do some background research on the job
c)
Ask them if they serve food during the interview
d)
Tell them you have another interview 15 minutes after theirs
127.
Why should you bring extra copies of your resume and cover letter?
a)
You should not bring extra copies
b)
Because you want to show off to the interviewers
c)
In case you never sent it to them in the first place
d)
In case there are more people interviewing you, you can offer it to them
128.
If you had issues with a previous boss or co-worker, and they ask you why you didn't get along, what would be an appropriate answer? 
a)
"They wanted me to do too much."
b)
"Our leadership styles just did not match up."
c)
"I disagreed with what they wanted most of the time."
d)
"They didn't know what they were doing, so I tried to correct them."
129.

If they ask you "Do you have any questions for us?" what would be a good question to ask?

a)

"If hired, how many days would I be allowed to call in sick?"

b)

"If hired, what would the company expect of me in the first few months?"

c)

"How much do you pay?"

d)

Just say no questions.

130.
About when should you thank the company after interviewing you? 
a)
Within an hour of your interview
b)
Within 1-3 days
c)
The next week
d)
You thanked them at the interview...
131.
What's a good answer: "What are your strengths?"
a)
Well, what strengths are you looking for?
b)
I would say my best strengths would be my positive attitude and my organizational skills....
c)
Three Words: Hard-working. Alpha-Male. Jackhammer. Merciless.
d)
I would say my best strengths would be my attention span. 
132.
"Do you have any questions for us?" How do you respond? 
a)
No, thank you! 
b)
Yes, who else are you interviewing?
c)
Yes, can you talk about the culture of the company?
d)
Yes, would I have to deal with the public?
133.
What's a good answer: "Can you tell me a time when you endured a conflict and how you reacted?"
a)
No; I typically don't ever have any problems or issues with people. 
b)
I could not figure out how to solve a math problem, so I simply gave up. 
c)
A classmate and I disagreed on a project, so we rationally discussed on our own time to compromise.
d)
A classmate and I disagreed on a project, so I let her just do whatever she wanted. 
134.
What's a good answer: "Tell me about yourself" ?
a)
I am 5'9" and 140 pounds with straight teeth. I have 2 cats and 3 dogs and love Netflix and cheese sticks. 
b)
Well, I am a student. My favorite subject in History. I am active in many clubs, and actually won an award for community service last year.
c)
Well, what do you want to know? 
d)
I am a student. My grades aren't great, and I don't do much in school, but I am the oldest in my family, and I want to get out of Merced. 
135.

Tell me about a time you were given a task and you lacked the necessary skills or knowledge.

a)

I’m very experienced and so don’t really find myself in that position.

b)

I didn’t get enough training at my last job so I didn't make the deal.

c)

I kept myself up to date with industry news so I was better prepared.

d)

I spoke with the HR manager on the issue.

136.

Tell me about a time you experienced professional growth.

a)

Professional growth is important to me. I have a very clear plan.

b)

I once had a demanding client and I learned to change my communication method to assure him of my work.

c)

I experience professional growth every day.There are too many examples.

d)

The company is responsible for my professional growth.

137.

Tell me about a time you received negative feedback from a supervisor or boss.

a)

I received feedback that I had been a little rude. It made me reflect and I tried to change.

b)

I have always been told that my contributions to the team were positively appreciated.

c)

I listened and gave 360 degree feedback to my boss on what he did wrong.

d)

I was scolded, and I explained it was my colleague's fault.

138.

Why did you resign from your last job?

a)

I resigned because the schedule was no longer manageable.

b)

The office was very far from my home and this office is nearer.

c)

I resigned due to family circumstances.

d)

My skills weren't a good match for my previous employer's needs.

139.

Why is there a long gap in your employment history?

a)

I was free-lancing and took a course on Digital Marketing.

b)

I am a parent and that takes top priority in my life.

c)

My mom passed away and I needed the long mourning period.

d)

I tend to need breaks between jobs

140.
What should you always do after an interview?
a)
runaway
b)
ask about pay
c)
thank the interviewer
d)
call them several times
141.
Which is  something you should do at the beginning of an interview?
a)
shake the persons hand
b)
tell the employer your name
c)
smile
d)
all of these
142.
During a job interview, who should be the one to begin talking? 
a)
Employer
b)
You
c)
Both
d)
None of these
143.
Which of these are extremely important during a job interview?
a)
eye contact
b)
first impression
c)
your dress
d)
all of these
144.
Employers want employees who are flexible and willing to learn.
a)
True
b)
False
145.
On a resume you should emphasize your past accomplishments and skills.
a)
True
b)
False
146.
Try to always make a good 1st impression
a)
to the interviewer
b)
to the CEO
c)
to the receptionist
d)
 to everyone you meet 
147.

Select the things you should do when you have a job interview!

a)

Arrive on time (do not be late)

b)

Wear formal clothes and shoes, trim your nails, shave, make sure your hair looks clean and tidy

c)

Prepare for the interview: practice with a friend or family member, and take a copy of your CV to the interview

d)

Bring snacks to the interview and offer them to the manager to make sure they like you

e)

Research the company: read their website and explain at the interview why you want to work for them

148.

What did the girl in the video do wrong? Write one thing people should NOT do at a job interview!

4 lines
149.

Jack has applied to do a course...

a)

in sports and fitness

b)

to be a PE teacher

c)

in nutrition

150.

Jack wants...

a)

an active job

b)

a creative job

c)

a challenging job

151.

Jack says exercise is important for...

a)

your physical health

b)

your mental health

c)

both your physical and mental well-being

152.

Jack thinks doing sport teaches you...

a)

to focus on the moment

b)

the important of practice and preparation

c)

to work together and treat people right

153.

Jack's passion for sport comes from...

a)

his family

b)

his friends

c)

his teachers

154.

Jack thinks it's important to...

a)

make students more competitive

b)

encourage all students to participate

c)

make students feel bad if they lose a game

155.

What have you learnt from this video? What do you think Jack did well?

4 lines
156.

Why do you want to work for our company?

a)

I know your company has a good reputation and working here would be a great opportunity for me to progress in my career

b)

Because I think this company pays good salaries and I want to earn a lot of money

c)

I do not know anything about this company, I just sent my CV to a lot of companies and this was the only one that offered me an interview

d)

I think the food in the cafeteria is excellent and I hope I could get long breaks and cheap food here

157.

Why did you choose to study mechanical engineering?

a)

My parents told me to study engineering and I had no idea what I wanted to do so I just followed their advice

b)

I have always been interested in building things and trying to understand how things work. Also, mechanical engineering is a stable and interesting career that helps to contribute to society

c)

I actually wanted to be an actor but realised that I need a degree in something boring just in case acting does not work out

158.

Why did you leave your previous job?

a)

I left because I hated my boss, he was a horrible and lazy person and I did not like my colleagues either

b)

There was too much work to do - I wanted to check Instagram a few times a day and drink tea but customers always interrupted me

c)

I learnt a lot from my previous job experience and now I am ready for a new challenge and to progress my career at a different company

d)

My previous job was boring and the salary was too low

159.

Do you prefer to work alone, or in a team?

a)

Working alone is better - when I work in a team, other people are always lazy and we have disagreements

b)

I prefer to work in a team - I do not like to take responsibility for everything and want other people to do some of my work

c)

I am responsible and can work well on my own, but I also enjoy working in a team and sharing ideas

160.

Which one do you think is a better option for you - pair work or individual work? What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of each option?

4 lines
161.

What is one thing that you should NOT do during the first interview?

a)

Ask about salary

b)

Connect with interviewer

c)

Communicate why you are a good fit

d)

Close by arranging next interview

162.

What should you NOT do to prepare for an interview?

a)

Research the company

b)

Learn the company's concerns and problems

c)

Practice top interview questions and answers

d)

Memorize common answers to top interview questions

163.

It is important to be nice to the secretary when you walk in.

a)

True

b)

False

164.

When answering interview questions, it is important to...

a)

Be specific

b)

Be general

c)

Stretch the truth to look better

d)

Take up as much time as possible.

165.

In every answer you give, the employer is looking for...

a)

How you will save them time.

b)

How you will save them money.

c)

How you will solve their problems.

d)

ALL OF THE ABOVE

166.

During an interview, it is appropriate to mirror the interviewers personality and pace.

a)

True

b)

False

167.

If an employer asks you an illegal question, you should...

a)

Refuse to answer.

b)

Take them to court.

c)

Answer the question.

d)

Use your judgement depending on the question and the circumstances.

168.

You should bring a copy of your resume to the interview.

a)

True- Because the interviewer might have trouble finding theirs.

b)

False- Because you will insult them by assuming they can't find it.

169.

Choose the best answer for this question

“What is your greatest strength?”

a)

My beauty.

b)

I am a skilled salesman with over ten years of experience.

c)

I known every secret in my previous company.

d)

I can eat as much as you think.

170.

Choose the best answer for this question

“What is your greatest weakness?”

a)

I can’t work under pressure.

b)

I have no weakness.

c)

I've learned to make my perfectionism work to my advantage.

d)

I am an expert, so I can deal with everything.

171.

Choose the best answer for this question

“Why are you leaving “ or

” why have you left your job?”

a)

My current job puts a lot of focus on individual achievements, but I'm really looking forward to working in a collaborative environment.

b)

I don’t like colleague.

c)

My boss is too fierce.

d)

I don’t like environment around the building. It has many homeless.

172.

Choose the best answer for this question

“What are your salary expectations?”

a)

If this is the right job for me, I am sure we can come to an agreement on salary.

b)

Maybe 200,000-400,000 Baht.

c)

Up to you!

d)

I bet that will be very high price.

173.

Choose the best answer for this question “Why do you want this job?”

a)

I like easy job.

b)

I’m personally drawn to this mission.

c)

I have admired this company’s successful strategies and mission for years. There are values I greatly admire.

d)

In one month, I streamlined the process, which saved my group 10 man-hours each month and reduced errors on invoices by 25%.

174.

Choose the best answer for this question “Why should we hire you?”

a)

I’d really love to bring my diverse skill set to your company.

b)

Nothing! I'm perfect!

c)

Says “hire me”.

d)

I am a professional in this way.

175.

What is the first things to do before we come to a job interview?

a)

Dress appropriately

b)

The usage of body language

c)

Read the job description well

d)

Follow up the interview result

176.

Which one is not included in the usage of body language?

a)

Maintaining the eye contact

b)

A sincere smile

c)

Bad posture

d)

A firm shake hands

177.
Which is  something you should do at the beginning of an interview?
a)
shake the persons hand
b)
tell the employer your name
c)
smile
d)
all of these
178.
When are job applications used by employers?
a)
For many part-time, entry-level, and blue collar jobs, employers use applications to screen potential employees
b)
Employers use the information from the applications to determine who they are going to call for a job interview.
c)
Job applications are simply the paperwork the Human Resources department requires of all job applicants
d)
All of the above 
179.

Do you have children?

a)

Illegal

b)

Legal

180.

The job requires frequent overnight travel. Will your family obligations prevent you from meeting this requirement?

a)

Illegal

b)

Legal

181.

Why Should We hire You?

a)

Illegal

b)

Legal

182.

What are you, about 50 or so?

a)

Illegal

b)

Legal

183.

Would you have trouble working for a supervisor who is younger than you?

a)

Illegal

b)

Legal

184.

That’s an unusual name. Is it Polish?

a)

Illegal

b)

Legal

185.

How much did you make at your previous job?

a)

Illegal

b)

Legal

186.

Have you ever been arrested?

a)

Illegal

b)

Legal

187.

Tell us about a negative encounter you had with a previous boss. How did you handle it?

a)

Illegal

b)

Legal

188.

In what branch of the military did you serve?

a)

Illegal

b)

Legal

189.

I see you grew up in Utah. Are you Mormon?

a)

Illegal

b)

Legal

190.

Will your disability prevent you from bending and stooping?

a)

Illegal

b)

Legal

191.

Tell me (a)   yourself

192.

Tell me your (a)   strength

193.

Why did you (a)   your previous job?

194.

Tell me about your career (a)   plans

195.

What (a)   a good leader?

196.

What languages do you (a)   ?

197.

How do you (a)   about travilling at work?

198.

Why (a)   I hire you?

199.

Where do you (a)   yourself in 5 years time?

200.

What do you like to do in your (a)   time?

201.

What are your salary (a)   ?

202.

Are you a team (a)   ?

203.

Do you work well (a)   pressure?