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B101: Lesson 2: Asking About Your Role and Responsibilities


Froggy Jumps B101: Lesson 2: Asking About Your Role and ResponsibilitiesVersión en línea Key workplace terms por The Royal Visions 1 A piece of work you must do as part of your job. a Task b Game c Break 2 A thing that you are required to do; an obligation at work. a Trip b Duty c Hobby 3 The time or date by which a piece of work must be finished. a Start time b Birthday c Deadline 4 To explain something clearly so there is no confusion. a Clarify b Hide c Guess 5 A person who watches over your work and gives you instructions (a boss). a Intern b Client c Supervisor 6 To give information about your work to your manager regularly. a Shout at b Run from c Report to 7 The process of learning the skills needed for a new job. a Training b Sleeping c Eating 8 A plan of times and events for the day or week. a Map b Schedule c Picture 9 The computer programs or applications you use at work. a Hardware b Desk c Software 10 A formal rule or way of doing things in a company (e.g., dress code). a Policy b Story c Joke 11 An event where people come together to discuss work. a Holiday b Meeting c Party 12 An aim or desired result you want to achieve in your work. a Goal b Past c Mistake 13 An experienced person who helps and guides you at work. a Mentor b Stranger c Enemy 14 The specific times during the day when the business is open. a Night hours b Office hours c Weekend 15 A short period of rest from work (e.g., for lunch or coffee). a Shift b Break c Meeting 16 A formal written or printed paper containing information. a Song b Chat c Document 17 To be in charge of a project or a team (to control it). a Listen b Follow c Manage 18 A list of tasks that need to be completed. a Menu b To-do list c Receipt 19 To make certain that something is correct or true. a Forget b Guess c Confirm 20 The things you are expected to take care of in your job. a Vacations b Hobbies c Responsibilities

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A piece of work you must do as part of your job.

A thing that you are required to do; an obligation at work.

The time or date by which a piece of work must be finished.

To explain something clearly so there is no confusion.

A person who watches over your work and gives you instructions (a boss).

To give information about your work to your manager regularly.

The process of learning the skills needed for a new job.

A plan of times and events for the day or week.

The computer programs or applications you use at work.

A formal rule or way of doing things in a company (e.g., dress code).

An event where people come together to discuss work.

An aim or desired result you want to achieve in your work.

An experienced person who helps and guides you at work.

The specific times during the day when the business is open.

A short period of rest from work (e.g., for lunch or coffee).

A formal written or printed paper containing information.

To be in charge of a project or a team (to control it).

A list of tasks that need to be completed.

To make certain that something is correct or true.

The things you are expected to take care of in your job.