Job Vocabulary Challenge

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Work-related terms guessing game

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Job Vocabulary Challenge


Froggy Jumps Job Vocabulary ChallengeVersion en ligne Work-related terms guessing game par Sonram Rorn 1 Someone who doesn’t have a job is ______. a unemployed b retired c out of work 2 To get money for doing work is to ______ money. a spend money b earn money c save money 3 Someone who works for all of the week is working ______. a temporary b full-time c part-time 4 Someone who works for only part of the week is working ______. a permanent b part-time c full-time 5 Someone who tells you what to do at work is your ______ (or supervisor). a boss b employee c colleague 6 Someone who you work with is your ______ (or co-worker). a boss b colleague c employer 7 The money that you get from your job is your ______ (or pay). a wages b salary c bonus 8 A job that you do for a long period of your life is your ______. a hobby b job c career 9 When you leave your job and stop working because you’re old, you ______. a promote b quit c retire 10 When you stop doing your job, you say you have ______ it. a retire b dismiss c quit 11 Someone who gives you a job is an ______. a employee b employer c colleague 12 Someone who works for a company is an ______. a employee b contractor c employer 13 A written paper that tells about your education and work experience is a CV (résumé). a CV (résumé) b references c cover letter 14 A meeting where an employer asks you questions before giving you a job is a ______. a application b job interview c assessment 15 A document that asks for your personal information and work experience is a ______. a job application b resume c cover letter 16 The skills and knowledge you have from working are called ______. a knowledge b experience c skill 17 A special ability to do something well is a ______. a talent b experience c skill 18 A job that lasts for only a short time is ______. a temporary b permanent c full-time 19 A job that lasts for a long time is ______. a temporary b part-time c permanent 20 The place where you do your job is your ______. a office b workplace c home 21 Extra money you receive for doing good work is a ______. a salary b bonus c promotion 22 A day when you do not have to work is a day ______. a off b overwork c break 23 Money paid to workers for each hour they work is ______. a wages b salary c bonus 24 The hours you are expected to work are your ______. a overtime b working hours c office hours 25 To ask for a job is to ______. a accept b reject c apply 26 To begin a new job is to ______ work. a retire b start work c finish work 27 To lose your job because the company no longer needs you is to be ______. a retired b fired c laid off 28 To receive a better position at work is to get a ______. a promotion b demotion c transfer 29 To learn a job by working with experienced people is ______. a practice b training c education 30 The work you are responsible for doing is your ______ (or responsibilities). a vacations b duties c benefits

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Job Vocabulary ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Sonram Rorn

Someone who doesn’t have a job is ______.

To get money for doing work is to ______ money.

Someone who works for all of the week is working ______.

Someone who works for only part of the week is working ______.

Someone who tells you what to do at work is your ______ (or supervisor).

Someone who you work with is your ______ (or co-worker).

The money that you get from your job is your ______ (or pay).

A job that you do for a long period of your life is your ______.

When you leave your job and stop working because you’re old, you ______.

When you stop doing your job, you say you have ______ it.

Someone who gives you a job is an ______.

Someone who works for a company is an ______.

A written paper that tells about your education and work experience is a CV (résumé).

A meeting where an employer asks you questions before giving you a job is a ______.

A document that asks for your personal information and work experience is a ______.

The skills and knowledge you have from working are called ______.

A special ability to do something well is a ______.

A job that lasts for only a short time is ______.

A job that lasts for a long time is ______.

The place where you do your job is your ______.

Extra money you receive for doing good work is a ______.

A day when you do not have to work is a day ______.

Money paid to workers for each hour they work is ______.

The hours you are expected to work are your ______.

To ask for a job is to ______.

To begin a new job is to ______ work.

To lose your job because the company no longer needs you is to be ______.

To receive a better position at work is to get a ______.

To learn a job by working with experienced people is ______.

The work you are responsible for doing is your ______ (or responsibilities).