QUIZ 2. INTENSIVE 96V2 - B2 LEVEL

Listen to part of a talk. Then read the questions and choose the correct answer.

What can be inferred about the speaker, Jon Baker?

• He has worked at the university for a long time.

• He has been the only director of the career center.

• He has a lot of experience working with students.

Listen to part of a talk. Then read the questions and choose the correct answer.

What does Jon think about the process of looking for and finding a job?

• It might make some students anxious and nervous.

• It will always be a simple one for successful students.

• It is usually a very boring and time-consuming process.

Listen to part of a talk. Then read the questions and choose the correct answer.

Which of the following does Jon mention the center can do?

• write students’ personal statements

• offer students a job at the center

• prepare students for job interviews

Listen to part of a talk. Then read the questions and choose the correct answer.

What does Jon think students should do before an appointment at the center?

• list their interests, characteristics, and skills

• look for a job they want to do

• prepare their résumé

Listen to part of a talk. Then read the questions and choose the correct answer.

What does Jon suggest students could do on the center’s website?

• check for internship ads

• share some basic information about themselves

• find the directions to the career center

Read the letter. Then read the statements and decide if the information is True, False, or Not Given.

Brad is writing to the director of a marketing department.

• T

• F

• NG

Read the letter. Then read the statements and decide if the information is True, False, or Not Given.

Brad is applying for a permanent full-time position.

• T

• F

• NG

Read the letter. Then read the statements and decide if the information is True, False, or Not Given.

Brad used to work in the communication department of a sports team.

• T

• F

• NG

Read the letter. Then read the statements and decide if the information is True, False, or Not Given.

Brad has tried to forget his negative experiences at summer camps.

• T

• F

• NG

Read the letter. Then read the statements and decide if the information is True, False, or Not Given.

Brad thinks what he has done and learned will be useful for the company.

• T

• F

• NG