<p>1_RC (A) How do I create a resume? True-False Questionnaire (CLB 6)</p><p>Answer Key</p><p>1. Chronological resumes are best used if you have some post-secondary education or a degree. (False)</p><p>2. Chronological resumes are best used if you have several years of work experience in your field of work. (True)</p><p>3. It is important to create your resume for the specific type of job you are seeking, and not use the same resume for each job you apply for. (True)</p><p>4. Normally Canadian resumes will include the names and contact information of 2 job references on the last page of the resume. (False)</p><p>5. Employment Resource Centres offer free services and their staff will help you create and/or review your resume. (True)</p><p>6. A functional resume always lists your qualifications first, starting with your most recent professional or academic accreditation. (True)</p><p>7. Recent graduates who do not have a lot of work experience often create a functional resume. (True)</p><p>8. Employment Resource Centres have computers available for free to write your resume and search for a job. (True)</p><p>9. In Canada, it is common to put your photo and year of birth at the top of your resume. (False)</p><p>10. It is common in Canada to attach photocopies of your licenses, diplomas, or degrees to your resume. (False)</p><p>11. It is advisable to describe your “Job Objective” at the top of a functional or chronological resume. (True)</p><p>12. You should list your professional accomplishments on your functional resume. (True)</p><p>1 13. It is advisable to spell-check and grammar-check your resume before sending it out to potential employers. Having an employment counsellor or job search instructor read over your resume is also recommended. (True) </p><p>14. It’s acceptable to exaggerate an academic accreditation or award to enhance your resume. (False)</p><p>15. A cover letter should always be sent with your resume to a prospective employer. (True)</p><p>2</p>