What will i be when i grow up

What Should I Be When I Grow Up Quiz

Are you wondering what job you will have when you grow up? Check out our online quiz and find out. At the end of the quiz, you will find out if you will be a president, accountant, IT wiz, or maybe a fireman/woman. Excited? Start this quiz right now. Don’t freak out if you find the job different than you expected. The real-life situation may differ for you. Have fun!

Let someone else take care of him. After all, there are tons of people around.

Pick him up and carry him to the front, where they would call his parents over the speaker.

Ask him where his parents are and try to find them.

Panic and try to find someone to help you with him.

Tell the nearest store worker to take care of him.

Go over to them and solve the problem peacefully using words.

Leave them. It is their business.

Go get their parents and have them settle it so that no one gets hurt.

Wait, what fight? I’m getting out of here!

Tell them to break it up and see if that works.

Start panicking and freaking out.

Start on the project now and try to finish it tonight.

Forget about it. There’s not that much to do anyway. I can get it done in an hour.

Find out if there is any way that your friend can make it up later or still do a little.

Immediately figure out a schedule of what to do and when to do it.

Track down exactly who started it, no matter what it takes.

Ignore it. You and your friends know it’s not true.

Spread a rumor about the person you «think» did it.

Start crying in school and freak out about it, hoping they stop out of guilt.

Try to talk with anyone who believes it to try and stop it.

I am making sure everything is packed and ready to go.

I am planning the next family trip.

I am designing a chart of the schedule of the trip.

I am not really helping.

I am organizing how much the trip will cost and what we will need.

I want to visit the health section.

I don’t really care. I didn’t wanna go in the first place.

I can’t wait to see the space section about the planets and stuff.

I want to see the money section about all the money and how it’s made and stuff.

What will I be when I grow up?

Will the boy work with animals like the rest of his family?

What jobs do the people in your family do?

Why don’t you interview a member of your family about their job and then tell us all about it? Here are some questions you could ask them:

Comments

When i grow up i want to be a biologist.I want to work for Nathional Geograpic.I’ love animals.

Hy! I learn English from 7 years. No I know 1,500 words. I read books. Ho old are you?
And I want to be a police.

I want to become scientist.

I WILL BE A PHOTOGRAPHER. INFACT I’M ALREADY ONE!

I wanna become a doctor when I grow up. I wanna take care of sick people. I wanna earn honestly. Do you know I met Barack Obama trice! And he gave me some toffees trice! I was very happy!

well, i’d like to be a traveler because i want to go around the country and see all the beautiful places in my hometown. And if i have enough money, i also want to driver my car to another country and have a look at those nice places with my own eyes.

Урок «What will I be when I grow»

Long-term plan: Unit 4 “The world of work”

Teacher’s name: Akhmedova

Theme of the lesson: What will I be when I grow

Learning objectives(s) that this lesson is contributing to

5.R2 understand with little support specific information and detail in short, simple texts on a limited range of general and curricular topics

5.W3 write with support factual descriptions at text level which describe people, places and objects

5.L3 understand an increasing range of unsupported basic questions on general and curricular topics

All learners will be able to

ask the question, watch the story and answer the questions for comprehension, reads the story, complete the sentences

Most learners will be able to

ask the question and write the words correctly, watch the story and answer the questions for comprehension, reads the story fluently, complete the sentences correctly

Some learners will be able to

ask the question and write the words correctly, explain the meaning of some words, watch the story and answer the questions for comprehension, reads the story fluently, completes the sentences correctly

Writes the story vocabulary

Watches the story about professions

Reads the story and pronounces the word correctly

Completes the sentences

Values are instilled by/through discussion activities, answering the questions, respecting each other, sharing opinions.

Cross curricular links

Learners use online dictionaries if necessary, no ICT skills are focused on this lesson

Planned activities (replace the notes below with your planned activities)

(W, I, f) Learners answers the questions

-What do you want to be when you grow?

(G, f) Learners guess the crossword

(W, I f). Learners watch the video. Teacher stops the video and asks the questions

(W, I, f) Teacher gives the text to the story. Learners watch the video again and read the story.

4. Work in the copy books.

(P, I, f) Learners proofread the text and complete the sentences using active vocabulary

e. My mother is a dog groomer. She loves dogs big or small.

Home task: Complete the sentences

I want to be a ____________ when I grow because ______________________________________________________

People of this profession should be _______________________.

What will i be when i grow up

You were just gifted a 1000-piece puzzle. How do you respond?

«I’m so excited to get started! I won’t sleep until it’s finished!»

«I’ll work on it when I feel like it.»

«Oh, good, a gift receipt. I’m not keeping this.»

Think about what you want to be in 5-10 years. Which of these classic board game titles best describes what you’ll be doing in your job?

The best SpongeBob meme is definitely.

Confused Mr. Krabs

NO, THIS IS PATRICK

True or False: I like to use my hands to get things done, and I don’t mind getting dirty in the process.

My friends would best describe me as.

Outgoing and charismatic

Full of creative, new ideas

Constantly on the move

Always caring for and helping others

Neat and orderly

A good listener

Goal-oriented and extremely ambitious

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What will I be when I grow up?

The purpose of this quiz is to make you think about your personality, interests, skills, behaviors, and goals so that we can better assist with matching you to job opportunities that may be a great fit for you now and that will help you reach your dream job in the future.

The quiz should be considered both serious and fun, and your result is meant to be a jumping off point for discussions—not a 100%, irrefutable conclusion.

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