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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #43910 Short Resume
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You will see a video about different types of resume formats. At the end of the recording the last word or group of words has been replaced by a beep. Select the correct option to complete the recording.
Understanding the world of resume terminology and buzzwords is a bit confusing. It seems there are many different types of resume formats out there, especially when you're surfing the web, but currently there are only three main types of resume formats. The chronological, the functional, and a combination of the two called the Chrono Functional. Resume easy enough so far, right? One thing that seems to confuse a lot of people is that the Chrono functional resumes are known by many different. Things sometimes this format is referred to as a hybrid resume. Another resume is a combination resume, but although they're known by many different aliases, the third type is simply a combination of both the chronological and the.
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Option 3: "functional"

Explanation: The correct answer is 'functional' as it directly relates to the text's discussion of resume formats. The sentence refers to the combination of chronological and functional resumes, which aligns perfectly with the main idea presented in the text.

Option 1: "advanced"

Explanation: The term 'advanced' does not fit the context of the sentence, which discusses types of resume formats. The text emphasizes the combination of chronological and functional formats, making 'advanced' irrelevant.

Option 2: "simple"

Explanation: While 'simple' might describe a resume format, it does not accurately complete the sentence. The text specifically mentions the combination of formats, and 'simple' does not convey the necessary information about the types of resumes.

Option 4: "creative"

Explanation: The option 'creative' does not fit the context of the sentence. The text focuses on specific types of resume formats rather than describing them as creative. Therefore, it does not accurately complete the sentence.

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