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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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“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.

Exam 1

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

Question #1
A  a crater
B  a blow hole
C  a volcanic vent
D  a caldera
E  a rift valley
Question #2
A  It refers to how brittle a solid substance is.
B  It has to do with the resistance of a fluid to flow.
C  It is a measure of flexibility of a solid.
D  It is a measure of the volume of pore space in a volcanic rock
E  It refers to a temperature gradient in a liquid.
Question #3
A  basaltic plateaus
B  cinder cones
C  composite volcanoes
D  shield volcanoes
E  domes
Question #5
A  earthquakes measured by seismometers
B  swelling measured by tilt-meters or satellite interferometry
C  changes in Earth’s gravity field measured by gravimeters
D  reversals in the local magnetic field measure by magnetometers
E  changes in the composition of fumarole gas measured by a gas chromatograph
Question #6
A  sonar
B  body waves
C  surface waves
D  S-waves
E  P-waves
Question #7
A  P-waves
B  permanent waves
C  Love waves
D  Rayleigh waves
E  S-waves
Question #8
A  Thrust Fault
B  Reverse Fault
C  Normal Fault
D  Stress Fault
E  Strike-slip Fault
Question #9
A  epicenter
B  scarp
C  nexus
D  ground zero
E  focus
Question #10
A  27,000 times more
B  30 times more
C  2 times more
D  10 times more
E  900 times more
Question #11
A  ion.
B  electron.
C  plasma.
D  isotope.
E  molecule.
Question #12
A  color
B  crystal form
C  hardness
D  luster
E  cleavage
Question #13
A  metamorphic rock.
B  volcanic rock.
C  extrusive igneous rock.
D  intrusive igneous rock.
E  sedimentary rock.
Question #14
A  They tend to be layered.
B  They are always very colorful.
C  They tend to be extremely hard.
D  They are formed by solidification from a melt.
Question #15
A  thermal convection currents
B  earthquakes
C  shear strain
D  Earth tides
E  volcanic eruptions
Question #16
A  convergent
B  divergent
C  transform
D  passive
Question #17
A  rift formation
B  erosion
C  mountain formation
D  transform faulting
E  subduction
Question #18
A  Divergent
B  Subduction
C  Transform
D  Convergent
E  Spreading center
Question #19
A  Mantle, liquid outer core, and solid inner core
B  Liquid outer core and solid inner core
C  Crust only
D  Crust and mantle
E  Mantle and liquid outer core
Question #20
A  It is concerned with how natural geological processes affect man.
B  It seeks ways for the Earth’s inhabitants to interact safely with their geological surroundings.
C  It is concerned with developing methods to prevent natural disasters from occurring.
D  It is concerned largely with surface geologic processes.
E  It applies the science of geology to problems arising from the complex interactions of water, soil, air, solid earth, and life.
Question #21
A  genetic modification of grains and other crops
B  the development of a vaccine for polio
C  the development and application of chemical pesticides
D  the development and application of chemical herbicides
E  the development of nitrogen-based fertilizers
Question #22
A  carrying capacity
B  population dynamics
C  critical mass
D  growth rate
Question #23
A  How did the water supply to a community get contaminated?
B  What is the landslide potential of building a shopping mall outside a city?
C  Are the soils in a sub-development safe to build on?
D  Which public policy can best lower population growth rate?
E  Which regions in the United States have the lowest seismic risk?