You are going to read a magazine article about a person who has a dream job. David Brown has been an accountant and a golf caddy; a man who carries a golfer’s bags. On the whole, he preferred the golf. Well, so would you if golf was your passion. There were drawbacks however. A small flat fee is on offer, plus a percentage of the winnings. The average earnings are between £25,000 and £35,000 and much of that will go on travel and hotels. He was 31 when he first caddied for the golfer, Greg Norman. ‘You’re not just carrying bags. You’re offering advice, pitting your knowledge against the elements and trying to read the course.’ His accountancy skills were recently recognised by European Tour Productions when they made him statistical data administrator. From cards brought in by the caddies, he compiles and analyses the statistics of each day’s play. The results are sought after by television commentators, golfing magazines, and the golfers themselves. You have to choose the questions that are appropriate for a given person. You may have to choose more than one question.