Let’s solve the crossword puzzle step by step.
We are given clues for “Across” and “Down” words, and we need to fill in the blanks with correct job search vocabulary.
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Step 1: Look at the Across clues
Across 1:
> The total amount of vacant jobs open to those seeking employment.
→ This is
job market. (Common term — it means all available jobs.)
Across 2:
> A person who works for another in order to learn a trade.
→ That’s an
apprentice. (They learn by working under someone skilled.)
Across 3:
> To connect with other people and build professional relationships.
→ That’s
networking. (You network to meet people who can help you find jobs.)
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Step 2: Look at the Down clues
Down 1:
> A tip or information that helps a person get a new job.
→ That’s a
job lead. (A lead is a hint or clue about a job opening.)
Down 2:
> A job or profession.
→ That’s an
occupation. (Simple word for your type of work.)
Down 3:
> A formal program for beginners to gain experience in an occupation or profession.
→ That’s an
internship. (Students do internships to get real-world experience.)
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Step 3: Match words to the grid
Looking at the crossword grid structure (even though we can’t see the exact layout, we can infer from standard puzzles):
- Across 1 = “job market” → likely fits in a long horizontal space.
- Across 2 = “apprentice” → medium length.
- Across 3 = “networking” → also medium-long.
Down 1 = “job lead” → short vertical.
Down 2 = “occupation” → longer vertical.
Down 3 = “internship” → medium vertical.
Also, note: The directions say “Write a sentence for each vocabulary word.” So after solving the crossword, we must write sentences using each word.
But since the main task is to solve the crossword, let’s list the answers clearly:
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✔ Final Answers for Crossword:
Across:
1. job market
2. apprentice
3. networking
Down:
1. job lead
2. occupation
3. internship
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Now, if we were to write sentences (as instructed in directions), here’s how they might look:
- job market: *The job market is very competitive right now.*
- networking: *She went to a conference to start networking with industry professionals.*
- apprentice: *He became an apprentice to learn how to fix cars.*
- job lead: *My friend gave me a job lead at a local restaurant.*
- occupation: *Teaching is her chosen occupation.*
- internship: *During summer, she completed an internship at a tech company.*
But since the user didn’t ask for sentences, and only asked to solve the problem (which is the crossword), we’ll stick to filling the grid.
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Final Answer:
Across: 1. job market, 2. apprentice, 3. networking
Down: 1. job lead, 2. occupation, 3. internship
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of employment vocabulary worksheet.