People who can give a report about your character, education, and work habits.

• A. Personal Data Sheet
• B. Resume
• C. References
• D. Talent

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is who can provide a report about your character, education, and work habits. Those are references. References are people who know you well—teachers, supervisors, or mentors—who can speak about your character, what you’ve learned, how you work, and how you perform in real-life situations. Employers often contact references to verify details on your application or resume and to get a sense of your reliability and abilities from someone who has observed you firsthand. This contrasts with a Personal Data Sheet, which lists factual information about you; a Resume, which you write to summarize your education and work history; or a Talent, which is a natural ability you have. References provide the perspective that can confirm and exemplify your character and work habits.