AS2 Unit 2.00

Because students' interests change and new skills are developed throughout high school, student's SAEs should change and grow to:

• be based on activities completed in class.

• align with their career plan.

• be instructor led.

• stay the same.

A document often used in an entrepreneurship Supervised Agricultural Experience is a:

• labor resources report.

• employer evaluation.

• business plan.

• research plan.

Being aware of job hazards and focusing on the importance of employee wellbeing is a major part of understanding:

• career exploration and planning.

• personal financial planning.

• agricultural literacy.

• workplace safety.

Students should complete a personal budget considering their future career as part of which area of their foundational SAE?

• career exploration and planning

• personal financial planning

• agricultural literacy

• workplace safety

The type of SAE that enables students to work cooperatively, but allows for the risk of the business to be held by the agriculture program is:

• placement.

• experimental.

• entrepreneurship.

• school-based enterprise.

A type of SAE that helps provide for a community need is:

• analytical.

• invention.

• placement.

• service learning.

Since a good career choice is based on one's personal interest, which career is best for a person who enjoys working with people and small animals?

• florist

• pet groomer

• dump truck driver

• golf course superintendent

Which part of the foundational SAE did Amber complete when she filled in an interest inventory to determine a future job?

• workplace safety

• agricultural literacy

• career exploration and planning

• employability skills for college and career readiness

If the financial statement of a pet grooming business lists total liabilities of $400,000 and a net worth of $100,000, what is the debt-to-equity ratio?

• 1:01

• 1:03

• 4:01

• 4:04

If a veterinary office has total assets of $500,000 and total liabilities of $200,000, what amount should be entered on the net worth line of a financial statement?

• $100,000

• $300,000

• $400,000

• $700,000