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A) Briefly summarize current employment problems requiring you to change employers.
B) Show what you know about the interviewer's company and demonstrate how your goals match its point of view.
C) Explain that as a recent graduate you want to work for any company needing an employee with your skills and background.
D) Simply tell the truth about your reasons for seeking this job; for example, you are unemployed, you need more pay or better benefits, or you just graduated.
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A) Always place graphics in the appendix of a report.
B) Mention the graphic in the text of the report.
C) Create graphics in only black and white so that the graphics do not distract the reader.
D) Do not include a title above any graphic because the graphic should be self-explanatory.
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Multiple Choice
A) An e-portfolio is a collection of digital files that can be navigated with the help of menus and hyperlinks.
B) E-portfolios can be accessed only at websites.
C) A print résumé is more effective than an e-portfolio at showing off an applicant's talents and qualifications.
D) E-portfolios have replaced traditional résumés in the screening and hiring process.
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A) Chronological
B) Functional
C) Video
D) Infographic
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Multiple Choice
A) use the same grammatical structure of the original information so that you do not change the meaning of the ideas.
B) replace just a few original words with synonyms to avoid charges of plagiarism.
C) restate the researched information in your own words and in your own style.
D) place double quotation marks before and after the paraphrased information.
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A) Hostile
B) Friendly.
C) Neutral
D) Uninterested
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A) an attention-getting device that gets the audience involved.
B) a preview of the main points to be discussed in the body of the speech.
C) explanations and details of each of the main points.
D) a personal credibility statement.
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