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Fresh Grad Lands Job as Real Estate Agent With Help from Professional Writers

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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

Chapter 1 Reading Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  headphones
B  distractions
C  paying attention
D  knowledge of music
Question #8
A  performers wearing dark clothing
B  question-and-answer sessions with the audience during the concert
C  orchestras standing when the conductor enters
D  pianists performing from memory
Question #9
A  at breaks in the works/between movements.
B  after well-performed solos.
C  at the end of multimovement works only.
D  at the close of the concert.
Question #10
A  the music director.
B  the concertmaster.
C  the soloist.
D  the conductor.
Question #11
A  talking to your companion
B  jotting down notes on your program
C  chewing gum or unwrapping candy
D  leaving your cell phone ringer on
Question #12
A  during breaks in the works.
B  only during intermission and at the end.
C  whenever you are bored.
D  only at the end of the program.
Question #13
A  enter and crawl over people to find your seat.
B  enter and stand in the aisle until there is a break.
C  give up and go home.
D  wait until there is a break in the music, then enter and quickly find your seat.
Question #14
A  practice speaking the language in which it will be performed
B  read an overview of the plot
C  buy a new outfit to wear
D  read biographies of the singers
Question #15
A  your music textbook, Wikipedia and Google.
B  Google.
C  your music textbook.
D  Wikipedia.
Question #16
A  recently issued CDs
B  college music or fine arts departments
C  websites of nearby venues
D  city and college newspapers
Question #17
A  The events have an element of unpredictability.
B  They encourage “partial listening.”
C  The performance is visually stimulating.
D  The performance is aurally stimulating.