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Enga11 Educacao Inclusiva Unit3 Test
Enga11 Educacao Inclusiva Unit3 Test
The world of
work
Test
Name Surname Class: 11th Evaluation
3 %
Part A: Listening
TEXT 1
1 Listen to an interview about career exploration and skill development and choose /15
the correct answer.
a. Through mentoring / counselling, teens and young adults can learn from people who have more
life experience and can help them in the transition to adulthood.
b. Individualized learning / working Plans can help young people manage their work tasks and
different responsibilities.
c. Job Centres offer support and guidance in finding / keeping a job.
d. Only a few young adults / manufacturers believe that technical skills will play an important role in
meeting the needs of employers in the future.
e. College graduates who completed internships struggle to find a part-time / full-time job.
TEXT 2
1 Listen to a news report about building inclusive career paths for young adults and /15
choose the correct answer.
The Help Group’s Bridgeport Vocational Education Center aims to help students with a. special /
important needs in becoming more b. independent / successful during the transition to adulthood,
focusing on c. education and training / education and learning, community participation, and
d. college / employment.
College Internship Program Long Beach is a specialized transition program helping young adults with
learning differences to be successful in college, job, and e. independent / individualized living.
Test 3. The world of
work
3 Part B: Reading
Bolt, which has 550 full-time employees, is one of a handful of companies in the U.S. that have moved
to the shortened workweek. Proponents3 are hoping the idea will catch on, especially during a time
when attracting and retaining workers is a high priority. “Companies we have helped to make the
transition to a four-day week have reported it has significantly expanded their pool of potential
20 recruitment candidates,” said Joe O’Connor, global pilot program manager at 4 Day Week Global.
So far, 30 companies in the U.S. and Canada have signed up for the six-month coordinated trials this
year, which focuses on fewer work hours for the same pay. Pilot programs will also be launched in the
United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. “The four-day week challenges the current model of work
and helps companies move away from simply measuring how long people are ‘at work’, to a sharper
25 focus on the output being produced,” O’Connor said.
To be sure, the four-day workweek won’t work for every company or business
model. It also has to be implemented properly, with a hard look at the workflow
and number of meetings on the calendars. “It should act as an entry point to a
focused, empowered business conversation about how to work smarter and
30 more efficiently,” O’Connor said.
c. Companies that made the transition state that the number of potential clients increased.
d. 30 companies in the U.S. and Canada joined the five-month trial program this year.
e. The four-day workweek isn’t the best solution for all companies.
2 Find this information in the text and say in which paragraph it is. /30
a. Ryan Breslow couldn’t imagine running a company with a 5-day workweek.
b. Bolt is one of the few companies that have shifted to a 4-day workweek.
c. This is not a valuable strategy for all companies.
VOCABULARY
1 3
Circle the correct option. /10
a. If you have a full-time / temporary job you only work for a specific period of time.
b. Changemakers / employees creatively solve social problems.
c. I’m a strong believer in collaborative / individual work. It’s a learning opportunity.
d. I don’t have a contract with anyone. I work part-time / freelance.
e. If you work with the public, you’ll need people / maths skills.
f. I don’t know my work schedule for next week because I work full-time / shifts.
GRAMMAR
a. You must fill in the form careless / carefully or there might be a misunderstanding / understand.
b. In my job, unknown / knowledge is a good weapon against ignorance / ignorant.
c. The growing unemployment / employment rate is worrying the governing / government.
3 Underline the sentence that is correct and which means the same as the above. /20
a. You don’t find employers this nice very often these days.
Rarely do you find employers this nice these days. / Rarely you find employers this nice these
days.
b. I started walking to work and immediately it started raining.
No sooner I do walk to work than it rains. / No sooner had I started walking to work than it started
raining.
c. She didn’t realise how bad the project was until she saw the presentation.
Not until she saw the presentation, did she realise how bad the project was. / Not until did she see
the presentation, did she realise how bad the project was.
d. I almost hadn’t spoken when my supervisor got angry at me.
Hardly my supervisor got angry at me when I spoke. / Hardly had I spoken when the supervisor
got angry at me.
e. She will study both Maths and English at the university.
Not only studies she maths but English too at the university. / Not only does she study maths, but
also English at the university.
3. The world of
work
Test
Part D: Writing
3
1 Complete the discursive essay on “how unemployment may affect someone’s /40
life with the sentences missing.