Résumé Worksheet: Order and Action Verbs
Tip (Verb + what + number): Usual order: name and contact details → a short objective → education → skills, projects, achievements → hobbies and interests. Strong action verbs: Led, Organised, Built, Designed, Taught, Raised, Created, Managed, Improved, Collected. Weak: “Was part of”, “Helped with stuff”, “Was involved in”. Add a number for the result: 6 students taught, ₹8,000 raised, 300 books collected. In education, list the latest first.
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- 1.📑 On a student résumé, which section usually comes first: skills or education? (a) skills (b) education
- 2.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) Helped with stuff (b) Just attended (c) Collected (d) Was involved in
- 3.Which of these is a weak way to start a résumé line? (a) Built (b) Was part of (c) Organised (d) Collected
- 4.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) Designed (b) Created (c) Led (d) Was there for
- 5.Which of these is a weak way to start a résumé line? (a) Raised (b) Created (c) Just attended (d) Taught
- 6.📑 On a student résumé, which section usually comes first: projects or hobbies and interests? (a) projects (b) hobbies and interests
- 7.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) Managed (b) Kind of handled (c) Collected (d) Organised
- 8.📝 Strong action verb or weak phrase to start a résumé line: “Organised”? (a) a weak phrase (b) a strong action verb
- 9.📑 Which section usually comes last on a student résumé? (a) hobbies and interests (b) education (c) name and contact details (d) a short objective
- 10.📝 Strong action verb or weak phrase to start a résumé line: “Tried to do”? (a) a strong action verb (b) a weak phrase
- 11.📝 Strong action verb or weak phrase to start a résumé line: “Taught”? (a) a weak phrase (b) a strong action verb
- 12.📝 Strong action verb or weak phrase to start a résumé line: “Was involved in”? (a) a weak phrase (b) a strong action verb
- 13.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) Just attended (b) Organised (c) Was there for (d) Was part of
- 14.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) Organised (b) Managed (c) Raised (d) Was part of
- 15.📑 Which section usually comes first on a student résumé? (a) name and contact details (b) skills (c) hobbies and interests (d) achievements
- 16.📝 Which line about the book drive is stronger? (a) Was at the drive (b) Collected 300 books (c) Helped with books (d) Did some things
- 17.📝 Which line about tutoring is stronger? (a) Helped with stuff (b) Was a helper (c) Taught maths to 6 kids (d) Did some teaching
- 18.Which of these is a strong action verb for a résumé? (a) Tried to do (b) Was there for (c) Designed (d) Did some things
- 19.Which of these is a weak way to start a résumé line? (a) Managed (b) Collected (c) Designed (d) Was involved in
- 20.📝 Which line about the school fair is stronger? (a) Helped a bit (b) Ran the ticket desk (c) Was at the fair (d) Did fair things
- 21.📑 On a student résumé, which section usually comes first: hobbies and interests or achievements? (a) hobbies and interests (b) achievements
- 22.Which of these is a strong action verb for a résumé? (a) Helped with stuff (b) Led (c) Was there for (d) Kind of handled
- 23.📑 In the education section, which order is usual? (a) alphabetical (b) latest first (c) oldest first (d) random order
- 24.Which of these is a strong action verb for a résumé? (a) Tried to do (b) Was there for (c) Raised (d) Did some things
- 25.📝 Strong action verb or weak phrase to start a résumé line: “Was part of”? (a) a strong action verb (b) a weak phrase
- 26.🔢 Why do numbers make a résumé line stronger? (a) they fill space (b) they look pretty (c) they confuse people (d) they show real results
- 27.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) Designed (b) Raised (c) Collected (d) Was involved in
- 28.Which of these is a strong action verb for a résumé? (a) Was part of (b) Kind of handled (c) Organised (d) Was there for
- 29.📑 On a student résumé, which section usually comes first: skills or hobbies and interests? (a) skills (b) hobbies and interests
- 30.📝 Strong action verb or weak phrase to start a résumé line: “Raised”? (a) a strong action verb (b) a weak phrase
- 31.📑 On a student résumé, which section usually comes first: hobbies and interests or education? (a) hobbies and interests (b) education
- 32.📑 On a student résumé, which section usually comes first: education or a short objective? (a) education (b) a short objective
- 33.📑 On a student résumé, which section usually comes first: education or name and contact details? (a) education (b) name and contact details
- 34.Which of these is a weak way to start a résumé line? (a) Taught (b) Collected (c) Raised (d) Kind of handled
- 35.📑 On a student résumé, which section usually comes first: achievements or education? (a) achievements (b) education
- 36.📝 Strong action verb or weak phrase to start a résumé line: “Was there for”? (a) a strong action verb (b) a weak phrase
- 37.📑 On a student résumé, which section usually comes first: projects or education? (a) projects (b) education
- 38.📝 Strong action verb or weak phrase to start a résumé line: “Just attended”? (a) a strong action verb (b) a weak phrase
- 39.Which of these is a weak way to start a résumé line? (a) Created (b) Built (c) Taught (d) Was there for
- 40.📑 On a student résumé, which section usually comes first: hobbies and interests or skills? (a) hobbies and interests (b) skills
Answer key
- education
- Collected
- Was part of
- Was there for
- Just attended
- projects
- Kind of handled
- a strong action verb
- hobbies and interests
- a weak phrase
- a strong action verb
- a weak phrase
- Organised
- Was part of
- name and contact details
- Collected 300 books
- Taught maths to 6 kids
- Designed
- Was involved in
- Ran the ticket desk
- achievements
- Led
- latest first
- Raised
- a weak phrase
- they show real results
- Was involved in
- Organised
- skills
- a strong action verb
- education
- a short objective
- name and contact details
- Kind of handled
- education
- a weak phrase
- education
- a weak phrase
- Was there for
- skills
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