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NOVEMBER, 1989
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FAILED ORAL BOARD CONTD.
WILSON, JOHN
PAGE, CLIFFORD
PETERSON, STEVEN
AGNEW, LARRY (NO SHOW)
SMYRE, THOMAS (NO SHOW)
TIPPS, LIETON (NO SHOW)
COULDRY, STEVEN
SORENSON, KENDRA
REASON: FAILED POLYGRAPH
HERRIG, DENNIS R.
BOBBETT, LEONARD (REASON - NO SHOW)
REASON: VOLUNTARY WITHDRAWAL
GRAVES, PERRY G. (FOUND OTHER JOB)
SCHIEFELBEIN, DANIEL (OTHER JOB)
INZUNZA, ROBERT (OTHER JOB)
MURRAY, GREGORY (OTHER JOB)
CITY OF RENT
CIVIL SERVICE SECRETARY/EXAMINER
RECRUITMENT RESULTS
NOVEMBER 1989
NAME TYPING TEST INTERVIEW TOTAL
MARY SIMMONS 78 33/37 57 168
CATHERINE DIXON 68 29/37 69 166
BARBARA MONOHON 60 36/37 68 164
JANET BEARSON 54 31/37 73. 1 158.1
TAMMY MCQUEENEY 43 30/37 76.5 149.5
SHERYL JARDINE 50 34/37 61.5 145.5
BELLY BROWN 39 33/37 65.3 137.3
VIRGINIA NESLIN 22 22/37 33.5 77.5
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINER/SECRETARY
Test Ranking
November, 1989
Name
Typing Test Total
Simmons, Mary
78 wpm 33/37 111
Dixon, Catherine
68 wpm 29/37 97
Monohon) Barbara
60 wpm 36/37 96
Bearson, Janet 54 wpm p 31/37 85
Jardine, Sheryl
50 wpm 34/37
84
McQueeney, Tammy 43 wpm p 30/37 73
Brown, Kelly 39 wpm p 33/37 72
Neslin, Virginia 22 wpm p 22/37 44
Brady, Jo Ann withdrew
Phiel, Madelyn
,withdrew
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINER/SECRETARY
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Written Test
NAME: DATE:
SPELLING: Please circle the correctly spelled word.
1. harrasment . harassment ' herassment
2. eligible eligable elligible
3. , lieutenant leiutenant leutenant
4. battalion batalion batallion
5. greivance grievance grievence
6• recrutment recruitment recruetment
7. anylasis analasis analysis
8 . discipline disipline descipline
9. organizing organising orginizing
16. employeement: employment employement
11. sargeant sergeant sargent
FILING: Indicate the proper alphabetical order by numbering 1, 2,
3, etc. in the space provided.
JOHNSEN, Valerie
JOHNSON, John
JOHNSON, Jon _
JOHNSON, Robert W. S
JOHNSON, Robert S.
JOHNSTON, Ronald
JOHNSON, Robin �_
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINER/SECRETARY, Written Test
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DEFINITIONS: Draw a line to match each word to the proper
definition.
Personal persons employed at work
Policy0to
ntentional relinquishment of a claim
Proxyprivate, one's own
Counselauthorization to represent another
Councilthe legislative body of a city
Personnela method, way of doing something
Procedure advise
Waivera governing plan or course of action
PRONOUN USAGE: Circle the correct pronoun.
I. I shall welcome (whoever whomever wants to attend the
workshop.
2. Between you and (I ne , I don't think either him) or
she her) knows how-to get there.
3. He is the boy (who who we should send.
4. People like (they( hem get what they deserve.
5. Sharon Smith is a woman who whom) loves to shop.
MATHEMATICAL SKILLS:
1. Your printed budget for 1989 is $2, 815. 00. Your expenditures
for the month of January are as follows:
$28. 00, 17. 90, 2.96, 3 .50, 45. 97, 67. 00 and 19. 20.
You have a credit of $29.95. Please show balance for the end
Of January.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINER/SECRETARY, Written Test Page 3
COMPUTER: Read the questions and select the best answer by
circling the correct letter.
1. The primary function of DOS in the use of a personal
computer (P/C) is to:
a. Serve ' as a word processing tool to allow you to
create, edit, and print documents.
Ob Provide the primary system structure for the P/C and
manage the flow of data between files, application
software, and various hardware components.
C. Serve as a programming language to create application
software to run on the P/C.
d. Provide a data communications link to remote data
bases and dial up telephone lines.
2 . Although the P/C keyboard is similar to a standard
typewriter, keyboard, there are some differences. Which of
the following` statements about function keys is most
correct?
a. A function key works with the operating system of the
P%C to . force a print of the screen to an attached
printer.
OA function key has no permanent function. Each piece
of application software can assign a different
purpose to. the key when it is running.
c. A function key has no permanent function. When you
run an application, you must manually program the
function that key will have during your session.
d. A function key has no permanent function. When you
turn the machine on, you must program the function
that key will have during your session.
3. DOS allows you to name files when you create them so you
can recognize and find them later. The proper format for
a file name is:
a. Six (6) characters maximum with a three (3) character
extension.
' b Eight (8) characters maximum with a three (3)
v character extension.
c.. Six (6) character minimum with a two (2) character
extension.
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d. You have no limit. You can assign any length
filename you wish.
4. If you are faced with a situation while working on the P/C
in which you cannot make a certain function or routine work
properly you should:
a. Turn the machine off and back on again to try to
"reset" the system.
0Consult the users manual or on-line help and if you
can't solve the problem, ask for assistance from
someone else knowledgeable with the system.
c. Consult the users manual or on-line help and if .you
can't solve the problem, "reset" the machine by doing
a soft re-boot.
d. Consult the users manual or on-line help and if you
can't solve the problem, use your instincts to work
around the problem.
5. Which of the following, statements is most correct?
a. P/C's most commonly. store data on floppy disks.
These disks are similar to home audio compact disks
and are read by optical lasers. These disks are very
durable.
b. P/C's most commonly store data on floppy disks. The
P/C reads from and writes to these disks by placing
magnetic images on the disk material. These disks
are durable but need to be handled carefully.
c. P/C's often store data on hard disks. These disks
are usually contained inside the P/C and use optical
lasers to read and write.
d. P/C's often store data on hard disks. These disks
are similar to floppy disks but are contained inside
the P/C. The P/C uses magnetic images to read and
write the data.
fie.) Both b and d are correct.
f. Both a and c are correct.
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COMPOSITION: in fifty words or less please explain why you feel
you are best suited for the position of Civil Service ,
Secretary-Chief Examiner.