What's the difference between 'you' and 'yourself'?

[irenai]

English Error, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #20 "The interview", question 1

Q. Thank you for your application. I would like you to answer a few questions about you so that we can find out if you are right for the job.

(a) you
(b) out
(c) right

English Error, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #20 "The interview", answer 1

Q. Thank you for your application. I would like you to answer a few questions about yourself so that we can find out if you are right for the job.

Correct entry: yourself
The error was: (a) you
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what do i have to do?

[Violino]

You have to choose which of the underlined words ('you', 'out', 'right') doesn't fit (suit?) in that sentence and replace it with the correct word.

[Frank Stern]

Sorry , only a small mistake: "You have to choose which of the underlined words ('you', 'out', 'right') don't fit (suit?) in that sentence and then replace it with the correct word".
Regards

[Frank Stern]

I think this phrase is not completely correct because “I would like you to answer” is wrong. Probably is better to say one of the following phrases:
1) I would like you had answered a few questions about yourself; so we could find out if you were right for the job.
2) I would like, you answer a few questions about yourself so we can find out if you are right for the job.
I would appreciate your comments about these issues.

[Kitosdad]

Frank, the quiz question as posted is absolutely grammatically correct.

Your post is really, really incorrect.

“I would like you to answer” Please point out what is wrong with that sentence.

Kitos.
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