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Which word matches this definition: 'A job where you work at a desk'?
Which word matches this definition: 'A job where you work at a desk'?
- A dead-end job
- A desk job (correct)
- A stable job
- A temporary job
Which of the following describes a 'dead-end job'?
Which of the following describes a 'dead-end job'?
- A job in a different country
- A job that requires a lot of teamwork
- A job with no chance of promotion (correct)
- A job with flexible hours
What do people 'earn a living' from?
What do people 'earn a living' from?
- Working to support themselves financially (correct)
- Traveling around the world
- Spending money on hobbies
- Borrowing money from friends
Which phrase means 'to work together'?
Which phrase means 'to work together'?
What action is described by 'hand over'?
What action is described by 'hand over'?
Which of these jobs is most likely a 'stable job'?
Which of these jobs is most likely a 'stable job'?
Which of these would you 'cut back' on to save money?
Which of these would you 'cut back' on to save money?
Which sentence uses 'pick up' correctly?
Which sentence uses 'pick up' correctly?
What does it mean when a couple 'breaks up'?
What does it mean when a couple 'breaks up'?
Which of the following tasks is an example of 'running errands'?
Which of the following tasks is an example of 'running errands'?
What does 'draw up' mean in the context of a lawyer?
What does 'draw up' mean in the context of a lawyer?
In what scenario would you 'catch up on' something?
In what scenario would you 'catch up on' something?
What characterizes a 'thoughtful gift'?
What characterizes a 'thoughtful gift'?
Which sentence uses 'befriend' correctly?
Which sentence uses 'befriend' correctly?
What does it mean to 'return a favor'?
What does it mean to 'return a favor'?
Who qualifies as an 'avid traveler'?
Who qualifies as an 'avid traveler'?
Flashcards
Desk job
Desk job
A job that involves working at a desk, typically in an office setting.
Dead-end job
Dead-end job
A job with little opportunity for advancement or growth.
Get a raise
Get a raise
To receive a higher salary for the same job.
Earn a living
Earn a living
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Pursue a career
Pursue a career
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Take turns
Take turns
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Join hands
Join hands
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Hand over
Hand over
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Hang on
Hang on
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Hang up
Hang up
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Break up
Break up
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Run errands
Run errands
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Thoughtful gift
Thoughtful gift
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Compile
Compile
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Draw up
Draw up
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Catch up on
Catch up on
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Study Notes
Vocabulary and Definitions
- Desk job: A job where you work at a desk.
- Dead-end job: A job with no chance of promotion.
- Stable job: A job with a secure long-term position.
- Temporary job: A job that is for a limited time only.
- Get a raise: To receive a higher salary.
- Earn a living: To make enough money to support oneself.
- Take turns: To do something one after another.
- Work together: To collaborate in an effort to achieve a shared goal.
- Hand over: To give something to someone else.
- Stable job: A job with a long-term contract, or secure position.
- Pursue a career: To work towards a specific long-term goal in a career field.
- Hang on: Wait a moment.
- Break up: To end a relationship.
- Run errands: To do tasks or chores for someone.
- Thoughtful gift: A gift given with care.
- Compile: To collect items or information and arrange them into a whole.
- Draw up: To prepare a document.
- Catch up on: To complete something that has been missed or delayed.
- Return a favor: To help someone in response to their past help.
- Befriend: To become friends with someone.
- Persuasive: Able to convince others to agree with you.
- Enrich your mind: Improve knowledge and understanding.
- Reach my goal: Achieve the target.
- Turning point: A time of significant change, typically in a person's development or life.
Common Phrases
- "A job where you work at a desk" - Matching word: desk job
- "to work together" - Matching phrase: join hands
- "to make enough money to support oneself" - Synonym: earn a living
- "to do something one after another" - Synonym: take turns
- "to give something to someone else" - Synonym: hand over
- "to collect items or information and arrange them into a whole" - Synonym: compile
- "to prepare a document" - Synonym: draw up
- "to complete something that has been missed or delayed" - Synonym: catch up on
- "to help someone in response to their past help" - Synonym: return a favor
- "to become friends with someone" - Synonym: befriend
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Test your understanding of essential vocabulary related to careers and jobs. This quiz covers various job types, common actions taken in the workplace, and important terminology that is helpful for personal and professional development. Challenge yourself and enhance your vocabulary!