This document contains exercises from a job skills workbook. It includes questions about personal qualities, entrepreneurs, a survey to assess entrepreneurial mindset, and exercises practicing the differences between "forget" and "leave" in American and British English. For the entrepreneur section, it asks the reader to identify qualities successful entrepreneurs possess or don't possess and to consider if they think they could become an entrepreneur or millionaire. It also includes a scoring key to interpret results from the entrepreneurial mindset survey.

1. Unit 4(2) - Jobs

2. Personal Qualities
 Look at the list of qualities on p. 151. Choose three
that you think describe you best. Explain why.
I think I’m [quite] ____ because…
 Which of these qualities would you like to have?
Why?
I’d like to be [more] ____ because…
 Which member of your family is the most easy-going?
 Do you have any friends [or relatives] who are
particularly moody? How do you deal with it?
 P. 54 – 2A&B

3. Entrepreneurs
“a person who organizes and manages any enterprise, especially a
business, usually with considerable initiative and risk.” [Dictionary.com]
 Which of the qualities on p. 151 or p. 44 do you
think entrepreneurs have to have to become
successful? Why? They have to be ____ because…
 Which qualities should they have? Why? They
should be ____ because…
 What are some qualities they don’t have to have?
Why? They don’t have to be ____ because…
 Which qualities mustn’t they have?
Why? They mustn’t be ____ because…

4. Read the quote below.
What does it mean?
 Do you agree with it? Why/why not?

5.  Do you think you could be an entrepreneur
and become a (self-made) millionaire?
Why/why not?
 Take the survey on p. 46.
 Then compare your answers with a
partner.
 Add up your score:
1. a)0 b)1 c)2; 2. a)0 b)1 c)2;
3. a)2 b)1 c)0 4. a)2 b)1 c)0;
5. a)0 b)0 c)1 *if you thought these were all bad options, give yourself 2 points!;
6. a)2 b)0 c)1 7. a)2 b)1 c)0; 8. a)2 b)1 c)0

6. Key
Score 12-16 – You think like a millionaire!
You are ambitious, but also willing to make sacrifices to look
after your hard-earned money. Keep going. Sooner or later, all
your hard work will pay off and you can live like a millionaire, too.
Score 9-11 – You have millionaire potential!
You understand the value of money, and if you make it your top
priority, you could be a millionaire, too! Keep focused on your
goal.
Score 0-8 – You don’t act like a millionaire!
You seem to prefer a work-life balance, where money is not your
top priority. Enjoy your life, but don’t expect to be a millionaire!
 Discuss. Do you agree with the results?
Why/why not?

7.  #7, 8A&B (check on p. 160)
 Forget = not able to remember s.th.
 I’ve forgotten most of the things I learned in elementary
school.
 Leave = to neglect to bring s.th.
 I left my textbook in my dorm room.
 could be intentional
 could be an accident ~ forget (OK in Am E)
 AmE: I forgot/left my keys in the car.
 BrE: I left my keys in the car.
 9A – fill in the blanks with the words from #8 & p. 160
 9B – discuss the questions in 9A with a partner