//change 5 to the total number of questions
var total=15
var question=new Array()
for (i=1;i<=total+1;i++){
temp="choice"+i+"=new Array()"
eval(temp)
}
var solution=new Array()

/*Below lists the phrases that will be randomly displayed if the user correctly answers the question. You may extend or shorten this list as desired*/
var compliments=new Array()
compliments[0]="Excellent!"
compliments[1]="Wow, you're really rocking!"
compliments[2]="You must have studied hard. Good job!"
compliments[3]="Right on."
compliments[4]="Correct!"
compliments[5]="Great Job!"
compliments[6]="Good work!"


/*Below lists the questions, its choices, and finally, the solution to each question. Folow the exact format below when editing the questions. You may have as many questions as needed. Check doc at http://javascriptkit.com/script/script2/comboquiz.htm for more info
*/

question[1]="What is the purpose of a resume?"
choice1[1]="A resume isn't really needed in today's job market."
choice1[2]="To get a job offer."
choice1[3]="To interest an employer enough for them to contact me for an interview."
choice1[4]="To document every job I have ever had and ever job duty I have ever had."

question[2]="When is the best time to determine your job objective?"
choice2[1]="I don't need to pick a job objective.  I can keep my options open and employers will determine the best job for me."
choice2[2]="Before I start writing my resume.  I can then focus the content of my resume around my objective."
choice2[3]="After I have sent out 150 resumes without landing any interviews."
choice2[4]="Prior to accepting a job offer."

question[3]="What should the focus of your resume be?"
choice3[1]="To tell an employer what I want from them."
choice3[2]="To go into lengthy detail about my responsibilities and accomplishments for every position I have held."
choice3[3]="To show that I am interested in and qualified for the particular position I'm applying for."
choice3[4]="To show I'm willing to take any job that I'm offered."

question[4]="Which of these statement would you follow when you develop your resume?"
choice4[1]="Use many different fonts and incorporate colored fonts."
choice4[2]="Write in paragraph form to explain my background in detail."
choice4[3]="Use bulleted sentences to make my resume easier to read."
choice4[4]="Start my resume with the first position I've held and work backward to my most current position."

question[5]="Which of these would you not include in your resume?"
choice5[1]="Personal information like my marital status, age, and weight."
choice5[2]="A list of my references."
choice5[3]="Jobs I held 30 years ago that don't support my objective."
choice5[4]="All of the above."

question[6]="How should you write your resume bullets?"
choice6[1]="Use 'I' statements like 'I prepared a sales report.'"
choice6[2]="Start each of my resume bullets with action words like prepared, developed, monitored, and presented."
choice6[3]="Incorporate acronyms and terms that are only used internally by my company."
choice6[4]="Take credit for work done by a team I was on that was actually done by other team members."

question[7]="Which of these would include in your resume?"
choice7[1]="Accomplishments such as leading teams or presenting to management."
choice7[2]="Experience implementing new systems, processes and applications."
choice7[3]="Quantifiable accomplishments like incrasing sales by 15% or reducing costs by $250,000."
choice7[4]="All of the above."

question[8]="What should you be sure to include in your resume?"
choice8[1]="The resulting benefit of the project or assignment I completed."
choice8[2]="My salary requirements."
choice8[3]="Hobbies that are unrelated to my target position such as square dancing and basket weaving."
choice8[4]="My membership in controversial groups or organizations."

question[9]="Which resume bullet best sells this jobseeker?"
choice9[1]="I worked on a key sales project."
choice9[2]="Completed a new customer sales project for the sales department."
choice9[3]="Designed and implemented a new customer acquisition process which resulted in increasing total sales by 20% without increasing sales staffing levels."
choice9[4]="Inceased overall sales by increasing new customer sales."

question[10]="How long does an employer typically spend reviewing a resume?"
choice10[1]="30 seconds or less."
choice10[2]="3 minutes."
choice10[3]="5-7 minutes."
choice10[4]="More than 10 minutes."

question[11]="What order should you use for listing your resume bullets for a position you have held?"
choice11[1]="The order doesn't matter."
choice11[2]="In chronological order."
choice11[3]="My most important resume bullets should be listed first to increase the chance of them being read."
choice11[4]="In reverse chronological order."

question[12]="What is a good way to determine what keywords to add to your resume?"
choice12[1]="There really isn't a good way to know what keywords to include in my resume."
choice12[2]="Review want ads for my target position to identify keywords."
choice12[3]="If my target position is similar to my current position, review the job description for my current position."
choice12[4]="Answers b and c."

question[13]="What should you inlude on your resume?"
choice13[1]="An internship I held 30 years ago."
choice13[2]="If I'm over 40 years old, the year I graduated college."
choice13[3]="Industry jargon used in my target industry and terms and buzzwords used in my target field"
choice13[4]="If I have a college degree, I should also include the high school I attended on my resume."

question[14]="How long should your resume be?"
choice14[1]="No more than 1 page."
choice14[2]="1 to 2 1/2 pages."
choice14[3]="As long as it needs to be to cover my complete work history."
choice14[4]="At least 2 pages."

question[15]="What should you do after you have finished writing your resume?"
choice15[1]="Immediately start applying for positions."
choice15[2]="Have a trusted friend, coworker or family member review it and provide me with feedback."
choice15[3]="Become paralyzed in fear."
choice15[4]="Agonize for months about whether the resume is perfect enough to submit to employers."



solution[1]="c"
solution[2]="b"
solution[3]="c"
solution[4]="c"
solution[5]="d"
solution[6]="b"
solution[7]="d"
solution[8]="a"
solution[9]="c"
solution[10]="a"
solution[11]="c"
solution[12]="d"
solution[13]="c"
solution[14]="b"
solution[15]="b"