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Froggy Jumps Hunting for a jobOnline version Hunting for a job by Dayana Serikbekova 1 1) Who was the only person the author knew in Boston? a Mr. Wilmot b Miss Bennet c Colonel Pope 2 2) In what way was he received? Why was it of great importance to him? a Indifferently; he was confident he could manage alone b Hospitably; he only had six dollars and needed help c Coldly; he had friends in Boston anyway 3 3) What made the young man apply for a job to the Pope Company? a He had a connection: the company once advertised in his book b He knew someone working there c He saw an advertisement in the newspaper 4 4) Describe Colonel Pope. What was his answer to the young man’s story? a Strict and unfriendly; he immediately refused b Lazy and indifferent; he ignored the young man c Alert and energetic; he said they were laying off hands 5 5) Why did the man still hang on though he found out that the company was laying off hands? a He needed the job badly and wanted to try any opportunity b He hoped to impress the clerks c He wanted to visit Boston 6 6) What question did the Colonel ask him? a Can you start immediately? b Do you have experience in the company? c Willing to wash windows and scrub floors? 7 7) Describe the young man’s job and say whether he coped with it. a Sorting mail at the post office; he struggled and failed b Teaching beginners to ride a bicycle; he learned quickly and succeeded c Working as a clerk; he needed constant help 8 8) Why did the man continue to work for Mr. Wilmot though he hadn’t engaged him? a He didn’t know any other place to go b He wanted to impress Colonel Pope and stay ready c He liked the office atmosphere 9 9) What happened at the end of the week? a Colonel Pope sent for him and placed him in charge of the uptown rink b He quit and looked for another job c He was fired 10 10) What job was the young man offered in the long run? a Bicycle teacher only b Post-office sorter c Editor of a magazine 11 11) What idea flashed through his mind? a He wanted to go back home b He should ask for higher salary c He could manage any task if required 12 12) What helped the man to get his first job? a Knowing someone in the company b His willingness to try any work and adapt c His ability to wash windows

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by Dayana Serikbekova

1) Who was the only person the author knew in Boston?

2) In what way was he received? Why was it of great importance to him?

3) What made the young man apply for a job to the Pope Company?

4) Describe Colonel Pope. What was his answer to the young man’s story?

5) Why did the man still hang on though he found out that the company was laying off hands?

6) What question did the Colonel ask him?

7) Describe the young man’s job and say whether he coped with it.

8) Why did the man continue to work for Mr. Wilmot though he hadn’t engaged him?

9) What happened at the end of the week?

10) What job was the young man offered in the long run?

11) What idea flashed through his mind?

12) What helped the man to get his first job?