Job titles quiz

A haberdasher is someone who sells men’s clothing and accessories. The term is British in origin and first appeared during the 14th century. A shop where men’s goods are sold is referred to as a haberdashery.

A croupier is a casino employee appointed to a table to help people with the distribution of their bets and payouts. He or she also monitors the players to make sure they follow the rules.

Luthiers build stringed instruments that consist of a sound box and a neck, like guitars and violins. One of the most famous luthiers in American history is Orville Gibson, who founded the now-iconic Gibson Guitar Company in 1902.

There are two technical names for a beekeeper, apiarist and apiculturist, but apiarist is more commonly used. The titles come from the Latin word “apis,” which means “bee.” Beekeeping dates all the way back to ancient Egyp

Caffeine junkies will have no problem answering this one. A barista someone who prepares and serves coffee drinks, usually espresso-based. The job also requires some artistic talent, as the drinks are usually beautifully decorated with foam.

Phlebotomists are specialists who draw blood from patients’ veins and perform a variety of other duties related to the process, such as placing the blood into the proper receptacles with any appropriate additives.

A coppersmith, or brazier, is someone who makes items from copper and brass. Modern coppersmiths make a variety of items like jewelry, cookware, kettles, vases, weather vanes, awnings, and mugs.

In Medieval times, a chandler was the person who was responsible for a household’s candles, wax, and soap. Today, the term is used for someone whose occupation is making candles.

The word “cobbler” has a few different meanings but as a profession, it refers to someone who repairs shoes. It can also refer to a baked dessert or to a person who forges official documents, such as passports.