Question: Match the association type with the person that best fits the description: opportunistic association

1. your favorite teacher

b. the president of your gardening club

c. your best friend

d. the man you met while walking your dog

Answer: D

Question: Your networking contact list should be limited to family members.

Answer: F

Question: Match the association type with the person that best fits the description: online association

1. the woman you met on the bus

b. your best friend

c. the president of your gardening club

d. someone who is active in your favorite Internet chat room

Answer: D

Question: What is the typical relationship between a person’s network size and the number of job leads they have?

1. The smaller the network, the more job leads available

b. The larger the network, the more job leads available

c. The larger the network, the fewer job leads available

d. None of the above

Answer: B

Question: What percentage of jobs are found through networking?

1. 0%-20%

b. 20%-40%

c. 40%-60%

d. 60%-80%

Answer: D

Question: Which of the following guidelines about maintaining a network is false?

1. Participate in career fairs

b. Use business cards when meeting new people

c. End network relationships after you find a job

d. Communicate with your network using the Internet

Answer: C

Question:

Answer: D

Question: The first step in creating a network is building a(n) _____.

1. contact list

b. job lead

c. references

d. referral

Answer: A

Question: An event organized for employers to meet with job seekers is called a _____.

1. festival

b. career fair

c. town celebration

d. job outpost

Answer: B

Question: Meeting others through volunteer work is the most common way people expand their network.

Answer: F