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Liliana Marcela Cubillos Díaz

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Video quiz - ted talkVersión en línea Listen to the next video and answer the questions por Liliana Marcela Cubillos Díaz 1 Why does the speaker think children often give certain answers when asked what they want to be? a They want to make adults laugh. b Their ideas are influenced by what they have seen and experienced. c They already have a clear career plan. d Their parents usually choose their careers for them. 2 What was one problem the speaker had when she was in high school? a She wasn't academically successful. b Her family didn't want her to attend college. c She didn't know about many of the possibilities a college degree could offer. d She already knew she didn't want to go to college. 3 Why did the speaker choose to study business? a She wanted a practical subject and imagined herself working in a professional office environment. b Her parents expected her to work in finance. c She had always been interested in business management. d She wanted to work with people rather than computers. 4 What made the speaker accept the full-time position in finance? a She really enjoyed working with spreadsheets. b She wanted to stay in Rochester. c She had already decided that finance was her ideal career. d She didn't have another job option and wasn't sure how to look for one. 5 What does the speaker believe about her three years working in finance? a They were useful even though she didn't enjoy the job. b They delayed her career unnecessarily. c They showed her that she should never change careers. d They were the most successful years of her professional life. 6 Why did the speaker enjoy working at the university career center? a She was able to use her finance experience. b She enjoyed helping students understand their future options. c She had always wanted to work at a university. d She earned more money than in her previous job. 7 What does the speaker say about career development? a It should follow a predictable series of steps. b People should avoid changing their original plans. c Chance can influence people's careers, so they should be prepared to take advantage of opportunities. d Career theories are no longer useful today. 8 According to the speaker, what should people focus on when thinking about their careers? a What their friends recommend b What careers are currently popular. c Getting the highest possible salary. d Their interests, abilities and the opportunities around them. 9 What does the speaker mean when she says, “Your first job is not your Forever job”? a People shouldn't take their first job too seriously. b People may change jobs or careers as their circumstances or interests change. c Most first jobs only last a few months. d Graduates should avoid staying with the same company. 10 What does the survey mentioned by the speaker reveal? a Many students intend to network, but far fewer actually do it. b Most students become more interested in networking during college. c First-year students network more than seniors. d Low-income students are more likely to network with professionals. 11 Why did the speaker throw away the contact information given to her by the career advisor? a She thought the information was outdated. b She didn't think the alumni would be interested in speaking with her. c She already had enough professional contacts. d She didn't understand what networking meant. 12 What is the main message of the speaker's conclusion? Selecciona una o varias respuestas a People should decide on their career as early as possible. b Career success depends mostly on good planning. c People should give themselves time to explore, change and discover what they want. d The best career choice is usually the safest one.

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por Liliana Marcela Cubillos Díaz

Why does the speaker think children often give certain answers when asked what they want to be?

What was one problem the speaker had when she was in high school?

Why did the speaker choose to study business?

What made the speaker accept the full-time position in finance?

What does the speaker believe about her three years working in finance?

Why did the speaker enjoy working at the university career center?

What does the speaker say about career development?

According to the speaker, what should people focus on when thinking about their careers?

What does the speaker mean when she says, “Your first job is not your Forever job”?

What does the survey mentioned by the speaker reveal?

Why did the speaker throw away the contact information given to her by the career advisor?

What is the main message of the speaker's conclusion?

Selecciona una o varias respuestas