Question

Listen to an interview about how to get a job. Are the sentences true (T) or false (T)? 1 Sue says that most people want to do a job with a high salary. 2 Her advice is to write your job application after doing research on the company 3 She believes that all employers are only interested in your qualifications. 4 She says that you should prepare answers to interview questions in advance. 5 Her advice is to be honest in the interview.

Answer 1

1. False
2. True
3. False
4. True
5. True

Answer 2

It seems like you've provided a set of statements related to an interview about getting a job, and you're asking whether these statements are true (T) or false (F). Let's go through each statement:

1. Sue says that most people want to do a job with a high salary. - This statement doesn't provide information about what Sue said. It's neutral regarding Sue's opinion on people's job preferences. Therefore, it cannot be determined if it's true or false without additional context.

2. Her advice is to write your job application after doing research on the company. - This statement suggests that Sue gives advice on when to write a job application. If she indeed recommends researching the company before writing the application, then this statement is likely true.

3. She believes that all employers are only interested in your qualifications. - This statement suggests a belief attributed to Sue about employers' interests. If she indeed believes that employers are only interested in qualifications, then this statement is likely true.

4. She says that you should prepare answers to interview questions in advance. - This statement provides advice on interview preparation. If Sue advises preparing answers in advance, then this statement is likely true.

5. Her advice is to be honest in the interview. - This statement suggests that Sue advises honesty in interviews. If she indeed gives this advice, then the statement is likely true.

In summary, without the specific information from Sue's interview, it's challenging to confirm the accuracy of the first statement. However, statements 2, 3, 4, and 5 seem likely to be true based on common job interview advice.