Question

When you're writing a(n) 1...to apply for a job, there are some points to remember. Your must show all your 2... very clearly, starting with the first 3...you got at school and listing them in order of date right through to your 4... at 16 and the A levels you 5... before leaving school (or the 6... Baccalaureate if this is what you took). It's also important to indicate whether you received any 7... over the years, for example for excellent results such as a 8.. If you are a university 9.. then write about the subjects you studied for your 10... and give information about any work. 1. A)story B)CV C)interview 2. A) life B)information C)qualifications 3. A)marks B)books C)certificates 4.) A)GCSEs B)SLC C)finals 5. A)made B)took C)wrote 6. A) International 7. A)praise B)gifts C)awards 8. A)distinction B)pass C)star 9.A)ex-student B)graduate C)entrant 10. A)course B) level C)degree

Answer 1

1. B) CV
2. C) qualifications
3. C) certificates
4.) A) GCSE
5. A) made
6. A) International
7. C) awards
8. A) distinction
9. B) graduate
10. C) degree

Answer 2

When you're writing a CV to apply for a job, there are some points to remember. You must show all your qualifications very clearly, starting with the first marks you got at school and listing them in order of date right through to your finals at 16 and the A levels you took before leaving school (or the International Baccalaureate if this is what you took). It's also important to indicate whether you received any awards over the years, for example, for excellent results such as a distinction. If you are a university graduate, then write about the subjects you studied for your degree and give information about any work experience.

1. B) CV 2. C) qualifications 3. A) marks 4. A) GCSEs 5. B) took 6. A) International 7. C) awards 8. A) distinction 9. B) graduate 10. A) course