Reading Comprehension (Focus 2, 6.4)

People who are sociable and adventurous may be well-suited for careers as police officers or ski instructors.

A person who enjoys independence and solving problems may do well as a mathematician or software developer.

Those who are quiet, easy-going, and creative may prefer jobs that involve making things, such as writing or designing.

People who enjoy spending time alone and solving problems are best suited for social jobs like sales representatives.

People who are ambitious, determined, and quick thinkers may work well under stress and enjoy leadership roles.

Those who are quiet and creative prefer working in highly competitive environments with lots of stress.

Adventurous people who enjoy risky activities prefer staying indoors and doing repetitive jobs.

A responsible and reliable person who likes helping others would not enjoy a job as a nurse or teacher.

Someone who enjoys organizing people and projects may be a good businessperson or politician.

People who are sociable and optimistic avoid taking risks at all costs.

Those who are ambitious and enjoy learning prefer jobs that do not require leadership or decision-making.

A caring and responsible person who enjoys helping others might choose a career in healthcare.

Lifeguards need to be good swimmers.

Sylvie likes to do things in the water.

Alexander wants to work with kids.

Camp counselors sometimes get a place to stay for free.

You need to learn how to windsurf before you can teach it.

Mia is afraid of dogs.

Pet sitters sometimes get to live in the house where they work.

Gardening is a good job if you like to be alone.

Felix worked with children before.

Activity leaders get paid a lot of money.

Activity leaders need to like lots of different sports and games.

Being a lifeguard is an important job.