Difference between mentor and monitor

[Guest]

Test No. incompl/advan-24 "Employment and Training", question 2

For the first three months of your employment with the firm you will be under the care of a ..........

(a) minor
(b) monitor
(c) mender
(d) mentor

Test No. incompl/advan-24 "Employment and Training", answer 2

For the first three months of your employment with the firm you will be under the care of a mentor.

Correct answer: (d) mentor
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will u please. tell me why the correct answer is mentor & not monitor

[Alan]

Mentor (noun only) means someone who advises you and very often can mean a guide or adviser you particularly admire.

Monitor (both noun and verb) is an instrument that measures/checks processes or procedures and is used to describe a tv screen linked to security systems. As a verb it means check or measure things like blood pressure/a student's prgress/behaviour.
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[Gheon]

Monitor can also mean a person (though the usage is very limited):

mon·i·tor
n.
1. One that admonishes, cautions, or reminds, especially with respect to matters of conduct.
2. A senior pupil who assists a teacher in routine duties.
3. One who monitors & controls machinery.
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