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Vocabulary in contextOnline version Choose the correct answer by yulia pchela 1 To start earning a living means to: a Volunteer for a local charity. b Start making money to pay for your basic needs. c Go back to university for a higher degree. d 2 A position in a company refers to: a A specific job or role. b The physical location of the office building. c The way you sit at your desk. d 3 To apply for a job is to: a Tell your friends you want to work. b Formally ask a company for a job. c Start working on your first day. d 4 An interview is: a A formal meeting where you are asked questions to see if you are right for a job. b A social party for new employees. c A written exam about math and science. d 5 A CV (Curriculum Vitae) is: a A contract you sign when you start working. b A document listing your education and work experience. c A letter of recommendation from a teacher. d 6 To hire someone means: a To give someone a job. b To fire someone from their position. c To train someone for free. d 7 Earning a salary means: a Receiving a fixed amount of money, usually every month, for your work. b Getting a one-time gift of cash. c Paying the government your taxes. d 8 If you are highly paid, you: a Earn a very small amount of money. b Earn a lot of money. c Do not receive any money at all. d 9 Working full-time usually means: a Working only 10 hours a week. b Working the whole number of standard hours (usually 35–40 a week). c Working only on weekends. d 10 Working part-time means: a Working fewer hours than a full-time week. b Working 24 hours a day. c Working without a contract. d 11 Working in shifts means: a Always working from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. b Working during different periods of the day or night (e.g., day shift or night shift). c Working from home. d 12 Overtime is: a Time spent on a lunch break. b Extra hours you work beyond your normal schedule. c Arriving at work late. d 13 A pay rise is: a An increase in the amount of money you earn. b A new job in a different city. c A reduction in your working hours. d 14 A promotion is: a Being moved to a higher or more important rank or position. b Being moved to a lower-paid position. c Losing your job. d 15 If you are fired, it means: a You decided to leave the company yourself. b The company forced you to leave because of poor work or behavior. c You are taking a long holiday. d 16 Being unemployed means: a Working two jobs at once. b Being without a job. c Being the boss of a company. d 17 To resign means: a To officially tell your employer you are leaving your job. b To sign a new contract with the same company. c To ask for more money. d 18 An opening is: a A job that is available for someone to start doing. b The front door of the office. c The first day of a holiday. d 19 If you are self-employed, you: a Work for a large international corporation. b Work for yourself rather than for an employer. c Are currently looking for your first job. d 20 To run your own business means: a To be the manager/owner of your own company. b To run a race to raise money for work. c To work as an assistant for a famous person. d

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To start earning a living means to:

A position in a company refers to:

To apply for a job is to:

An interview is:

A CV (Curriculum Vitae) is:

To hire someone means:

Earning a salary means:

If you are highly paid, you:

Working full-time usually means:

Working part-time means:

Working in shifts means:

Overtime is:

A pay rise is:

A promotion is:

If you are fired, it means:

Being unemployed means:

To resign means:

An opening is:

If you are self-employed, you:

To run your own business means: