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Work and Job Interviews - High Level

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    vocabulary and concepts related to work, jobs and job interviews
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  • The adjectives 'stubborn' and 'obstinate' usually have negative connotations. What word has a similar meaning, but with a positive connotation?
    determined
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  • Say the opposites of these adjectives: organized and honest
    disorganized, dishonest
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  • Say the opposites of these adjectives: sociable, reliable, caring
    unsociable, unreliable, uncaring
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  • What's the opposite of the adjective 'responsible'?
    irresponsible
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  • Say this adjective: conscientious. Describe a person who is conscientious.
    /con chee en chuss/ is someone who works hard and does their work very carefully.
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  • Use the word 'humble' in a sentence to show meaning.
    Even though he was a famous rock star, he was a very humble and down-to-earth person.
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  • What's the difference between 'salary' and 'wages'?
    salary is the fixed payment for a specific period of time (a year) and wage is usually per hour.
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  • What's the difference between 'quitting' and 'being fired'?
    When you quit, YOU decide to permanently leave your job. When you are fired, the EMPLOYER decided to end your employment.
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  • How can you make a good first impression at a job interview?
    Dress professionally, be well-groomed, smile, make eye-contact, have friendly and open body language, be prepared. etc...
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  • It's good to be more _____ and less ______.
    For example: assertive/aggressive, flexible/stubborn, humble/conceited, cheerful/grumpy...
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  • How many chickens does Yaya have?
    four
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  • What is Rui Xi's dog's name?
    Meeko
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  • Of the students in class today, who has been in Yaya's class the longest?
    A student's name
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  • What instrument does Polina play?
    Accordion
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  • On your team, who's country is farthest from Canada?
    A student's name and country
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  • Use an idiom with 'hot' or 'cold' to describe this situation: You are about to get married and suddenly you feel very nervous and unsure!
    You get cold feet
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