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READING PRACTICE TEST - MATCHING HEADINGS – TEST 24 
A
. Human Resource Manager
E
. Computer Programmer 
B
. Network Administrator
F
. Shop Assistant 
C
. Sales Representative
G
. Public Relations Manager 
D
. Broadcast Technician
H
. Journalist 
Q1. 
Would you like a challenging job? Then think about this career. You might work from home and be 
your own boss, or you may prefer to apply for a job with a large company. To become successful in this 
profession, you need good logical reasoning and problem-solving skills. You will definitely have to study 
at a college or university and get a good qualification in computing. 
Q2. 
As a key member of Advancement Services, this position is responsible for all aspects of web 
administration including servers, desktop systems, Internet access, communications hardware/software and 
office systems. The employee is required to perform technology needs analysis and assist with technology 
planning through ongoing research. This position reports to the Director of Services and periodically works 
with all development staff. 
 
Q3. 
This is a widely spread job in the media. Common responsibilities for this type of occupation include 
setting up, operating, and maintaining the electronic equipment used to transmit radio and television 
programmes. You are also required to control audio equipment to regulate volume level and quality of 
sound during the programmes. Tasks will vary considerably depending on whether you are working in 
studios or on location. 
 
Q4. 
You will work across a range of factual, news and current affairs programmes for radio, television and 
the print media, reporting on local, national and international stories. You may be expected to contribute 
ideas, write scripts and news bulletins, direct news items on location and interview on camera. Vital 
qualities for this occupation are a good eye for a story, excellent communication skills and the ability to 
write well.