Spanish CV Writing Practice Test

1. A Spanish CV in this lesson should make contact information, experience, education, and skills easy to identify.

True False

2. The lesson recommends inventing personal details if a CV looks too short.

True False

3. “Marzo 2023 – agosto 2026” and “03/2023 – 08/2026” are both acceptable date styles if one style is used consistently.

True False

4. A CV should switch date formats frequently to create variety.

True False

5. “Recepcionista — Hotel Norte, Madrid” clearly identifies both the role and employer.

True False

6. The lesson recommends using a more senior title than the applicant actually held.

True False

7. “Gestión de reservas y cambios de fecha” is an example of concise noun-phrase style for responsibilities.

True False

8. If you choose verb-style responsibility descriptions, the lesson says consistency still matters.

True False

9. A CV should randomly mix noun phrases and many different verb styles within the same section.

True False

10. Achievements such as “Organicé un nuevo sistema de turnos” should be included only when they are real.

True False

11. Invented percentages and awards are acceptable if they make the CV stronger.

True False

12. “2022 — Certificado de Atención al Cliente, Centro Formación Norte” belongs under education or training.

True False

13. The lesson says a language level should be described as certified only if the applicant actually has that certificate.

True False

14. When a job emphasizes customer service and booking management, those relevant skills should be easy to find in the CV.

True False

15. The review checklist includes checking whether job titles match the actual roles.

True False

16. The lesson recommends deleting every unrelated experience item even when it may still belong in the CV.

True False