Read the dialogue and choose the correct options
Pete: Hi, Sam. Could you help me with my project work?
Sam: Sure! What can I do for you?
Pete: I need you to do a career quiz I've made to check if it's effective.
Sam: No problem. I like quizzes. What's the first point?
Pete: You have to choose the statements that sound the most like you. Here they are, you can read and choose several options.
Sam: OK. Let me think… So, I choose points A, C, E and F.
Pete: Let me check… Aha, so, you're creative. It is easy for you to communicate with others. Rules are very important to you. And you love the idea of running your own business.
Sam: That's right. I've read the second point. Here are my options. They are A, B and D.
Pete: OK. That means that you have a strong sense of right and wrong. You are fascinated by how businesses make money. And you believe that knowledge is a right, not a privilege.
Sam: Yes, that's correct. What's the third point?
Pete: You have to decide if you work best on your own or prefer to work with others as part of a team.
Sam: It's definitely option B. I think that a good team is a key to success.
Pete: Yeah, I agree! Now you have to choose whether the statement is true or false about you. So, do you agree that you're an organised person overall?
Sam: That's absolutely true! I hate disorganised people!
Pete: Me too! OK. The last point. Do you like to plan things out?
Sam: Yes, I do! I even have a special planner to write everything down.
Pete: Cool. So, here are the results of the quiz. You can be good at doing business. Maybe you even ran a lemonade stand or sold some things in your childhood. You have an interest in learning more about the financial side of running a company.
Sam: That's incredible! It's absolutely true! I would like to start my own business in future! And I did run a lemonade stand when I was a child!
Pete: Great! Thanks for your help, Sam!
Sam: You're welcome!
- Pete is doing a
[quiz|project work]. - Sam's answers to point 1 state that he is
[creative|uncreative] and
[unsociable|sociable]. - Sam is interested in
[knowledge|business]. - Sam wouldn't like to work
[on his own|in a team]. - Pete is a(n)
[organised|disorganised ]. - Sam uses a
[mobile|planner] to note his plans down. - Pete's quiz is
[accurate|inaccurate].