JOBS&DUTIES
WORKPLACES
WHO AM I?
JOBS VOCABULARY
CHALLENGE
100

I prepare food in a restaurant. Who am I?

A chef

100

A teacher usually works in this place.

A school

100

I fly airplanes and take passengers to different countries.

A pilot

100

Money you receive regularly for your work

salary

100

Name three jobs that usually require a university degree.

doctor, lawyer, teacher, engineer, architect

200

I design buildings and prepare plans for them.

An architect

200

A nurse usually works in this place.

A hospital

200

I protect people and fight crime.

A police officer

200

What do we call a person who works for a company?

An employee

200

Name three jobs where people usually work outdoors.


farmer, construction worker, gardener

300

I take care of people's teeth, check for problems.

A dentist

300

A journalist might work in this place and report the news.

A newspaper office

300

I create pictures, logos, and visual designs using a computer.

 A graphic designer

300

What does “apply for a job” mean?

ask for a job

300

Unscramble this profession: R E E N G I N E

Engineer

400

I examine people and diagnose illnesses, but I am not a surgeon.

A doctor

400

A mechanic usually works in this place, repairing cars.

A garage / auto repair shop

400

I represent clients in court and give them legal advice.

A lawyer

400

A meeting where an employer asks a candidate questions about a job

“job interview”

400

What profession is connected with these three words: court – client – law?

Lawyer

500

I write computer programs and develop software.

A programmer

500

A scientist may work here conducting experiments and doing research.

A laboratory

500

I study the stars, planets, and other objects in space.

An astronomer

500

What is the difference between “employer” and “employee”?

An employer provides the job; an employee does the job

500

Find the odd one out: doctor – nurse – surgeon – architect.

Architect — the others work in healthcare.

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