Name 3
Name 3 jobs where you need to deal with general public
police, sales assistant, customer service representative, health service workers, transit workers, school crossing guard, others are correct as well.
Someone who writes computer software
A programmer
Someone who... cuts and styles your hair.
a hairdresser or a barber (men)
Tiring
When you are very tired after it
What's the difference between: a doctor and a dentist
a doctor looks after your body while a dentist looks after your teeth
Someone who... flies an airplane
a pilot
Someone who... helps injured people if there's an emergency
a paramedic
a firefighter
Creative
you need to make up something new
What's the difference between: an architect and an engineer
An architect designs your house, an engineer designs your car
Name 3 jobs where people work outdoors
Many responses possible. For example: gardener, builder, trash collector, traffic police, dog walker
Someone who... designs buildings
an architect
Someone who...translates by speaking.
an interpreter
Challenging
Difficult, hard
What's the difference between working full-time and part-time?
A full-time job is a job at least 40 hours per week.
Name 3 jobs where you have to wear a uniform.
Many responses possible. For example: police officer, soldier, doctor, nurse, fire fighter
Someone who... helps people when they have a problem with the law
a lawyer
Someone who...designes and builds roads, bridges, machines
an engineer
Repetitive
Boring, the same every day
What's the difference between a nanny and a babysitter?
Nanny is a full-time job for an adult, and might involve living with a family to take care of the children.
Babysitter is temporary or part-time work, which can even by done by teenagers for a few hours when needed.
Name 3 jobs which, in your opinion, are the worst-paid.
Many responses are possible, but you must justify your answer.
Someone who... helps people to choose what to buy in the shop
a sales assistant
Someone who...is the boss of a school.
a principal (US);
a headmistress, headmaster (UK)
Varied
To do something new every day
What's the difference between: work and job
A job: ex. a doctor, a dentist
Your job: the tasks or duties that you perform
Work - a verb -the thing you do;
Work - a noun a place you go to