Animal Science I - 2.00

Which category of professionals does essential research and development that improves the competitive position of the United States in world markets?

• Education and communication specialists

• Managers and financial specialists

• Marketing and sales representatives

• Scientists and engineers

About two-thirds of the jobs in the agricultural scientists, engineers, and related specialists category require:

• associate's degrees.

• bachelors's degrees.

• high school diploma.

• masters's or doctoral degrees.

In a self-analysis, evaluating how much education one is willing and able to get is called:

• educational aspirations.

• ability.

• interest.

• educational requirements.

One area that should be considered when doing a self-analysis before choosing an occupation is the person’s ability which means:

• health, strength, and stamina.

• capacity to perform.

• how others see a person.

• things that hold a person’s attention.

An area that should be considered when doing a self-analysis before choosing an occupation is the person’s physical makeup which means:

• health, strength, and stamina.

• how a person thinks about life.

• things that hold a person’s attention.

• willingness to change.

About 85% of the jobs in the agricultural marketing, merchandising, and sales representatives category require:

• associate's degrees.

• bachelors's degrees.

• doctoral degrees.

• masters's degrees.

Which career related to animal science is in the agricultural production specialist category?

• College professor

• Farm manager

• Geneticist

• Meat inspector

An animal science career in the marketing, merchandising, and sales representatives category is:

• Agricultural Education teacher.

• livestock buyer.

• poultry farmer.

• veterinarian.

Which career related to animal science is in the social services professionals category?

• Animal scientist

• Grain buyer

• Hog farmer

• Food inspector

The first basic step in selecting an occupation is:

• analyzing oneself.

• selecting a retirement plan.

• making a decision.

• studying the occupation.