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

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Manush is a recent graduate from a prestigious university in California who is looking for a job opportunity as a real estate agent.  While he already has samples provided by his friends, he still feels something lacking in his resume.  Specifically, the he believes that his professional objective statement lacks focus and clarity. 

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When he was chosen for the real estate agent position, he sent us this thank you note:

“Kudos to the team for a job well done.  I am sincerely appreciative of the time and effort you gave on my resume.  You did not only help me land the job I had always been dreaming of but you also made me realize how important adding those specific keywords to my resume!  Cheers!

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

Quiz 9

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

Question #1
The alcohol concentration of most wines is about 40 percent.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #2
In most commercial beers sold in the U.S., the alcohol content is about
A  20 percent.
B  80 proof.
C  4 percent.
D  8 percent.
Question #3
Tremors, hallucinations, delusions, and seizures are all symptoms associated with
A  alcohol withdrawal syndrome.
B  alcohol overdose.
C  cirrhosis of the liver.
D  Korsakoff’s psychosis.
Question #4
Growth retardation, small head circumference, small eyes, flattened bridge of the nose, and mental retardation are signs of
A  alcoholic dementia.
B  fetal alcohol syndrome.
C  Wernicke’s disease.
D  cirrhosis of the liver.
Question #5
Heart attacks are
A  less likely for those who drink one drink per day.
B  not really affected by low or moderate levels of drinking.
C  more likely in all drinkers than in those who abstain.
D  less likely only for those who regularly drink several glasses of red wine each day.
Question #6
Cirrhosis of the liver can result from drinking alcohol
A  containing higher amounts of congeners
B  in large amounts (a pint of whiskey a day) for ten years or more.
C  within a few weeks.
D  in small amounts over several years.
Question #7
The alcoholic content of beverages is indicated by the term “proof,” which is
A  the same as the percentage of alcohol.
B  ten times the percentage of alcohol.
C  half the percentage of alcohol.
D  twice the percentage of alcohol.
Question #8
A meta-analysis of 23 published reports relating homicide to alcohol use revealed that:
A  victims were likely to have been drinking, but the murderers were not.
B  about half of all murderers and about half of all homocide victims had been drinking.
C  there is no statistical relationship between drinking and homicide
D  murderers were likely to have been drinking, but their victims were not.
Question #9
Breath samples to determine BAC
A  don’t work if the drinker uses breath mints.
B  are inaccurate at all blood levels.
C  only work well at BACs above 0.15 percent.
D  provide an accurate indicator of BAC across a wide range.
Question #10
Which of the following are signs of alcohol poisoning?
A  Vomiting and then loss of consciousness
B  Breathing rate is slow or irregular
C  Skin is cold and clammy
D  all of the above.
Question #11
The total number of alcohol-related traffic fatalities per year in the U.S.
A  has declined from the peak year of 1980.
B  grows larger each year.
C  was increasing each year until the legal BAC limit was lowered to 0.08.
D  has remained fairly constant for the past 20 years.
Question #12
In a typical person, intoxication to the point of staggering and greatly impaired sensory perception occurs at about what BAC?
A  0.05 percent
B  0.40 percent
C  0.10 percent
D  0.25 percent
Question #13
One major factor determining individual differences in BAC after drinking alcohol is
A  proportion of body fat.
B  exercise level.
C  rate of metabolism.
D  urine flow.
Question #14
Which of these substances speeds up the absorption of alcohol?
A  plain water
B  starchy foods
C  meat products
D  carbonated liquids
Question #15
About what percentage of college students reports drinking alcohol at least once within the past month?
A  58 percent
B  86 percent
C  92 percent
D  41 percent
Question #16
Americans drink most of their alcohol in the form of
A  whiskey, vodka, and gin.
B  wine.
C  schnapps and “coolers.”
D  beer.
Question #17
Age 21 became the legal drinking age in all U.S. states in what year?
A  1945
B  1988
C  1933
D  1970
Question #18
In regular alcohol consumers, lipids get accumulated in the liver and are stored as small droplets in liver cells and this condition is known as ________.
A  liver cirrhosis
B  fatty liver
C  Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome
D  hemochromatosis
Question #19
If one member of a pair of identical twins is dependent on alcohol, the other twin:
A  is virtually certain to also be dependent on alcohol
B  has about a 10 percent chance of also being dependent on alcohol.
C  has about a 50 percent chance of also being dependent on alcohol.
D  is not at any greater risk for alcohol dependence than anyone else
Question #20
The Centers for Disease Control estimates that about 2,200 people die each year simply from drinking too much alcohol. It is particularly dangerous to:
A  combine alcohol and caffeine.
B  mix beer and hard liquor.
C  begin drinking again after vomiting.
D  drink wine with a meal.
Question #21
At a BAC of 0.08, the relative risk of being involved in a fatal automobile crash is about:
A  twenty times as great as for a sober driver.
B  three times as great as for a sober driver.
C  the same as for a sober driver.
D  10 percent higher than for a sober driver.
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