Upper-intermediate March Exam

Which type of work involves working for a company from home via email, phone, or the Internet?

• a) Freelance

• b) Teleworking

• c) Flexitime

• d) Hot-desking

Which type of work involves selling your work or services to a number of different companies?

• a) Freelance

• b) Teleworking

• c) Job-sharing

• d) Shift work

What type of work allows you to decide when you start or finish work?

• a) Temping

• b) Hot-desking

• c) Flexitime

• d) Part-time

If you work for different companies for a short time without a permanent contract, what type of work are you doing?

• a) Temping

• b) Job-sharing

• c) Consultancy

• d) Shift work

If you work during different parts of the day, such as nights, what type of work are you doing?

• a) Part-time

• b) Shift work

• c) Freelance

• d) Job-sharing

What type of work involves not having a permanent place or office to work from, but finding a place to work when you arrive?

• a) Temping

• b) Freelance

• c) Hot-desking

• d) Teleworking

MATCH the following types of work with their examples:

• I only work 20 hours a week at the store

• Shift work

• My colleague and I split the week

• Job-sharing

• I work remotely from home using my lap

• Teleworking

• Alternate between morning and night.

• Part-time

• It’s great because I’m my own boss

• Freelance

Match the following

• I choose my own start and finish times

• Flexitime

• I work on short-term assignments

• Consultancy

• I provide specialized advice to clients

• Hot-desking

• I rent a desk in a shared office space

• Temping

Reorder the following

• with your job-share partner

• Before diving into a job-share

• and clear expectations

• it is essential to

• put pen to paper

Reorder the following

• as it can offer unique

• job-sharing

• to the possibilities of

• Open your mind

• opportunities for collaboration.