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Level 1 – Elementary

Golden Rules at an Interview (Level 1)

Being Successful at a Job Interview (Level 1)

After a Job Interview (Level 1)

What is a Job Interview? (Level 1)

How to Dress for a Job Interview (Level 1)

Five Traditional Interview Questions (Level 1)

Five Behavioural and Situational Job Interviews (Level 1)

Behavioural = Situational Job Interviews (Level 1)

Traditional Job Interviews (Level 1)

Interview Question: “What are your Personal Skills?” (Level 1)

Interview Question: “Tell me About Yourself.” (Level 1)

Interview Question: Why do You want this Job? (Level 1)

Three Simple Job Interview Skills (Level 1)

A Question on Your Clothes When Preparing for a Job Interview (Level 1)

Level 2 – Intermediate

Asking for the Question to be Repeated at a Job Interview (Level 2)

A List of Ten Interview Questions (Level 2)

Two Tricky Questions at a Job Interview (Level 2)

Previous Employer and Skills Questions at a Job Interview (Level 2)

An Informational Interview – Finding Out about a Job (Level 2)

The Long-Term Goals Question at a Job Interview (Level 2)

Strengths and Weaknesses Questions at a Job Interview (Level 2)

Three Key Interview Questions (Level 2)

More Questions in An Informational Interview (A) (Level 2)

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What Makes a Successful Job Interview? (Level 2)

Interview Preparation for a Retail or Customer Service Job (Level 2)

Improving Reading Speed for a Job Interview (Level 2)

Traditional and Behavioural Job Interviews (Level 2)

Interview Question: “Tell me about yourself.” (Level 2)

Interview Question: “Why Did You Apply for this job?” (Level 2)

Interview Question: “What are Your Computer Technical Skills?” (Level 2)

Your Clothes at Job Interviews: Women (Level 2)

Your Clothes at a Job Interview: Men (Level 2)

Interview Question: Why Should We Hire You? (Level 2) Virtual (Optional)

Interview Question: “Why Did You Apply for this job?” (Level 2)

Prepare Your “Tell Me About Yourself” Answer at a Job Interview (Level 2)

Clothes to Avoid at Job Interviews (Level 2)

Ask Good Questions at a Job Interviews (Level 2)

Research the Company for a Job Interview (Level 2)

Level 3 – Advanced

Writing a Letter of Thanks after a Job Interview – Level 3

At a Job Interview use ‘Important’ Words (Level 3)

Answers to Some Interview Questions (Level 3)

Job Interview using the STAR Model (Level 3)

Preparing for a Job Interview (Level 3)

The Two Sentence Rule at a Job Interview (Level 3)

A Job Interview to Work as an Assistant Fashion Designer (Level 3)

Informational Job Interview of a Bus Driver (Level 3)

Informational Job Interview of an Ultrasound Sonographer No 2 (Level 3)

Informational Job Interview of an Ultrasound Sonographer No 1 (Level 3)

Five of the Most Common Job Interview Questions (Level 3)

Tricks in Job Interviews (Level 3)

Your Clothes for Different Jobs at Job Interviews (Level 3)

Show Enthusiasm at Job Interviews (Level 3)

Give Specific Examples at a Job Interviews (Level 3)

Mirror the Job Description for a Job Interviews (Level 3)

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Mirror the Job Description for a Job Interviews (Level 3)

By Editorial Team / 11 July 2026

Job Interviews
Level 3 – Advanced
Mirror the Job Description for a Job Interviews (Level 3)

Description: A short article about the job descriptionand interview skills
Instructions: Read the article and answer the questions

Mirror the Job Description

There are no magic tricks that guarantee success in a job interview, but there are several techniques that can help you make a strong impression.

Use keywords from the job advertisement when describing your skills and experience.

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question

1. What is the title of this section?

Read the Advertisement
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Describe Your Skills
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Mirror the Job Description
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Use Difficult Words
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2. What should you use when describing your skills and experience?

words your teacher taught you
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keywords from the job advertisement
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long and complicated sentences
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words from a dictionary
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3. What does the word “mirror” mean in this context?

to look at yourself before the interview
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to copy or reflect something back
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to disagree with the interviewer
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to ask questions at the end
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4. What is a job advertisement?

a letter you write to ask for a job
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list of questions asked at interview
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a notice that tells you about a job that is available
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a form you fill in after getting a job
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5. What are “keywords”?

very long and difficult words
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words that are old fashioned
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important words that relate to the job
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words that are hard to pronounce
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6. Why is it helpful to use keywords from the job advertisement?

It makes your answers much longer
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It shows the interviewer you have read and understood the job
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It helps you speak more quickly
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It makes the interviewer feel surprised
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7. What does the word “description” mean?

a list of people who work at a company
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a set of rules for the office
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words that explain what something is like
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a form you sign before starting work
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8. When should you use keywords from the job advertisement?

When you are writing your shopping list
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When you are describing your skills and experience
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When you are asking about the salary
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When you are thanking the interviewer
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Question 9 of 10

9. Question

9. What does the word “experience” mean?

feeling nervous before an interview
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knowledge and skills gained from doing something
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certificate you receive after training
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the number of jobs you have applied for
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10. Which of these is the best example of mirroring the job description?

"I am a very hard worker and I never give up."
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"I have worked in many different places over the years."
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"I enjoy learning new things and meeting new people."
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"The advertisement said you need strong communication skills and I have used these every day in my current role."
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