1. Give the main idea of the text given below

 
25.
Answer the following questions.
Job interview
1.
What are your strengths?
2.
What are your weaknesses?
3.
What are your goals in five years time?

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4.
Tell me about your greatest achievement.
5.
What motivates you in work?
6.
What are your salary expectations?
26.Offers and Requests Situations
Consider the situation carefully. Use polite words and expressions 
while speaking.
Your friend tells you that her grandfather has just passed away. 
27.Give
 the main idea of the text
Create a Short-Term Budget
Some people spend their incomes without thinking of what they are 
doing or whether their buying decisions make much sense. They may 
realize that they must pay their rent and insurance bills, or make 
monthly car payments. However, beyond these large and regular 
expenditures, things can get kind of “fuzzy.” It is not uncommon for 
people to run out of money from one paycheck to the next.
Making and following a budget is an obvious answer to this problem, 
but it is hard to do when you’re not really aware of where your money 
goes. To take control of your financial situation, you should first 
create a series of short-term budget worksheets. These are documents 
that record all income and spending that takes place over a specific 
period of time, most often one month. When bills, such as insurance, 
are paid only once or twice a year, you must include an appropriate 
share as spending in each worksheet.
28.Answer the following questions.
Money
1.Which do you enjoy more: earning money or spending money?
2.How do you feel after spending a large amount of money?
3.Do you save enough money? What savings goals do you have?

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4.How do you prefer to pay for purchases? With cash, a credit card, or some 
other payment method? Why?
5.What was the first job or task you ever received money for? How much 
were you paid?
6.Can you recall (without looking) who and what are on your country's bank 
notes and coins? Why are they famous or important?