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Monox D. I-Fly Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary
Jobs
This was in my English textbook:
Related to someone's occupation, there are at least three kinds of jobs to be categorized; (1) Office Work, (2) Management and Business and (3) Profession.
What do you think of the following jobs to be included in? Write down the number.
(a) teacher
(b) tailor
(c) secretary
(d) typist
(e) accountant
(f) engineer
(g) clerk
(h) architect
(i) director
(j) sales manager
(k) doctor
(l) customer service
(m) lawyer
(n) robber
My answer:
(a) teacher (1)
(b) tailor (3)
(c) secretary (1)
(d) typist (1)
(e) accountant (2)
(f) engineer (2)
(g) clerk (2)
(h) architect (3)
(i) director (1)
(j) sales manager (2)
(k) doctor (3)
(l) customer service (2)
(m) lawyer (3)
(n) robber (3)
Did I get this right?
Related to someone's occupation, there are at least three kinds of jobs to be categorized; (1) Office Work, (2) Management and Business and (3) Profession.
What do you think of the following jobs to be included in? Write down the number.
(a) teacher
(b) tailor
(c) secretary
(d) typist
(e) accountant
(f) engineer
(g) clerk
(h) architect
(i) director
(j) sales manager
(k) doctor
(l) customer service
(m) lawyer
(n) robber
My answer:
(a) teacher (1)
(b) tailor (3)
(c) secretary (1)
(d) typist (1)
(e) accountant (2)
(f) engineer (2)
(g) clerk (2)
(h) architect (3)
(i) director (1)
(j) sales manager (2)
(k) doctor (3)
(l) customer service (2)
(m) lawyer (3)
(n) robber (3)
Did I get this right?
Top answer
(a) teacher 3 (b) tailor 3 (c) secretary 1/3 (d) typist 1 (e) accountant 3 (f) engineer 3 (g) clerk 1 (h) architect 3 (i) director 2 (j) sales manager 2 (k) doctor 3 (l) customer service 1 (m) lawyer 3 (n) robber 3
- (a) teacher 3 (b) tailor 3 (c) secretary 1/3 (d) typist 1 (e) accountant 3 (f) engineer 3 (g) clerk 1 (h) architect 3 (i) director 2 (j) sales manager 2 (k) doctor 3 (l) customer service 1 (m) lawyer 3 (n) robber 3
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11 Answers
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(a) teacher 3
(b) tailor 3
(c) secretary 1/3
(d) typist 1
(e) accountant 3
(f) engineer 3
(g) clerk 1
(h) architect 3
(i) director 2
(j) sales manager 2
(k) doctor 3
(l) customer service 1
(m) lawyer 3
(n) robber 3
(b) tailor 3
(c) secretary 1/3
(d) typist 1
(e) accountant 3
(f) engineer 3
(g) clerk 1
(h) architect 3
(i) director 2
(j) sales manager 2
(k) doctor 3
(l) customer service 1
(m) lawyer 3
(n) robber 3
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Monox D. I-FlyDid I get this right?Not all of them. These at least are wrong (others may be subject to opinion):
(a) teacher (1)
(e) accountant (2)
(f) engineer (2)
(g) clerk (2)
(i) director (1)
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Mister Micawber Monox D. I-FlyDid I get this right?Not all of them. These at least are wrong (others may be subject to opinion):(a) teacher (1)(e) accountant (2)(f) engineer (2)(g) clerk (2)(i) director (1)But teachers have their own office, and accountants count money. :/
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Not all who have offices are office workers. The President of the US has an office.
Accountants never even touch money.
Accountants never even touch money.
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And why clerk is office work? They are the ones in business cycle, aren't they? Selling other people's products...
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A clerk is similar to a secretary. It is an old-fashioned job description.
Sales clerks sell things in a store.
Clerks work for managers in an office.
Sales clerks sell things in a store.
Clerks work for managers in an office.
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Monox D. I-Fly(n) robberNot many would consider that to be a job.
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AnonymousNot many would consider that to be a job.Successful robbers consider it a profession.
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Anonymous Monox D. I-Fly(n) robberNot many would consider that to be a job.I did get surprised when reading that part, especially because the book was written by my religious college. Maybe they ran out of ideas of what jobs to be put there.
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