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Section 16.3 Assessment
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1

A sure-fire way to make a good first impression on an interviewer to shake his hand heartily and to talk gregariously throughout the interview.
A)True
B)False
2

When asked about your greatest strengths, you should brag as much as possible.
A)True
B)False
3

Wearing a heavy perfume or cologne can leave a bad impression with the interviewer.
A)True
B)False
4

You should chew gum during the interview to make sure you don't develop bad breath.
A)True
B)False
5

It is appropriate to wear a short-sleeve shirt if you are interviewing during the summer.
A)True
B)False
6

If you want to make a positive first impression on the interviewer, it would be a good idea to do all of the following EXCEPT:
A)Arrive early
B)Wear a business suit
C)Take meticulous notes
D)Smile confidently and sit up straight
7

At the beginning the interview you should:
A)Place all pertinent materials on the interviewer's desk.
B)Place all pertinent materials in the interviewer's hands.
C)Smile and immediately begin outlining your qualifications.
D)Wait for the interviewer to begin speaking and follow his lead.
8

Which of the following is NOT an appropriate color suit to wear to an interview?
A)Black
B)Brown
C)Green
D)Gray
9

If the interviewer asks you what your biggest weakness is, the best answer would be:
A)I used to be habitually tardy, but that was only because my shift started at 7:00 a.m.
B)Being a perfectionist used to slow me down, but I have since learned to set more realistic goals for myself.
C)I get bored easily, so I'm hoping this job will provide a lot of challenges.
D)I don't have one.
10

In choosing the accessories that to be worn during the interview, women should:
A)Limit themselves to one pair of dangly earrings.
B)Limit themselves to one ring per hand.
C)Limit themselves to one thick gold chain.
D)Limit themselves to two bracelets per arm.





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