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    Read the texts and decide which answer A, B, C, D best fits each gap.

    TASK 1 TASK 2
    Social networking Preparing for a jo b interview
    Social netw orking has grown rapidly over the past few M ost o f us B jo b interviews as much as we fear a visit to
    years. Just under half o f the eight-to-seventeen age the dentist, b u t with preparation, you can 1__
    group and over 20 percent o f adults have D up th e ir own a good impression.
    profile on a social networking site. A profile is a personal Go to the employer's website and g e t hold o f any
    w ebpage through which the u s e r1__up a list o f contacts docum ents or reports so that you can 2__up on exactly
    or 'friends'. These may be relatives and real friends, or what they do. Check o u t relevant publications to see
    people the user has never actually met. Once you're if they've been in the 3__. Doing this is a good way o f
    someone's friend, you can browse th e ir profile and 2__ dem onstrating th a t you can 4__your initiative.
    with them directly or by 3__comm ents fo r others to see. Try to anticipate the questions you'll be asked so th a t you
    Social networkers tend to be one o f five 4__types. First, can have some answers ready. Then you w o n 't dry up as
    there are those who use sites intensively fo r a short period you rack y o u r5__fo r an intelligent response. Be confident
    to 5__people up. Then there are the 6__ people who love about your abilities b u t d o n 't exaggerate your skills. You
    lots o f attention from others and post numerous photos can say you have a 6__know ledge o f som ething but are
    and make their profiles very personal. Some people join keen to develop in this area. If you feel you have to adm it
    in order to 7__up with what their peers are doing, whilst th a t something's not your strong 7__, im m ediately offer
    others look fo r people they've lost contact with to find out another relevant skill you excel at. Keep the conversation
    a b o u t8__friends. Finally, there are functional users, who positive and try to 8__a g o o d rapport with the interviewer.
    use social networking fo r a specific purpose. Think carefully about y o u r9__ beforehand. Most
    M ost people's 9__o f social networking is positive and situations call fo r som ething smart so choose items which
    enjoyable, but sharing 10__inform ation with strangers d o n 't 10__badly. D on't fo rg e t to polish your shoes -
    can 11__a risk. Indeed, some governm ents have they're often forg o tte n and can make you look very 11__.
    com m issioned research to investigate w hether social Once you're in the interview, your body language says
    networking is ju s t 12__entertainm ent or not. almost as much as your words, so smile, appear confident
    and try to keep a 12__ head.
    A turned B done
    C made © set A object (B) dread
    1 A uses B builds C neglect D adm it
    C comes D writes 1 A find B make
    2 A contact B email C do D take
    C comm unicate D exchange 2 A dig B look
    3 A post B posts C mug D keep
    C posted D posting 3 A reviews B articles
    4 A distinct B separate C listings D headlines
    C apparent D dissimilar 4 A exercise B use
    5 A charm B chat C work D apply
    C talk D tell 5 A brains B head
    6 A gullible B notorious C mind D skull
    C trivial D superficial 6 A tem porary B starting
    7 A keep B make C working D lim iting
    C put D come 7 A mark B po in t
    8 A common B known C item D note
    C mutual D trusted 8 A do B achieve
    9 A feeling B understanding C make D establish
    C experience D interest 9 A suit B costume
    10 A personal B particular C o u tfit D garm ent
    C individual D character 10 A crease B fold
    11 A take B pose C wrinkle D pleat
    C source D bring 11 A messy B disorderly
    12 A meaningless B inoffensive C scruffy D unruly
    C undamaging D harmless 12 A calm B quiet
    C still D cool

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