Unit 1 Test Part 2

Natural or acquired talent or ability describes a person’s:

• Aptitude.

• Morals

• Values.

• Temperament.

The results of an interest inventory reveal:

• That the inventory is not reliable.

• Lifestyle preferences.

• Skills required for a job.

• How interests match careers.

An aptitude test can show that a person:

• Has a good attitude.

• Is skilled in the use of his/her hands.

• Values leisure time.

• Likes to work with people.

Someone who likes to draw or build things probably has which kind of learning preference?

• Kinesthetic

• Spatial

• Logical

• Linguistic

Musical learners like to engage in:

• Rhythm and melody.

• Interactions with others.

• Recognizing art patterns.

• Working with colors and pictures.

A person who learns best by making categories, classifying, and working with patterns, and also likes to do experiments, has which dominate learning preference?

• Body/kinesthetic

• Logical/mathematical

• Musical

• Spatial

A person who values creativity might find satisfaction with a career as a:

• Clothing designer.

• Plumber

• Chemist

• Industrial worker.

What influence will self-knowledge have on a person’s life?

• Knowing oneself is not important in making major life decisions.

• Knowing oneself will better enable a person to make wise career and lifestyle decisions.

• Knowing oneself will keep the person from making any mistakes.

• Knowing oneself will help the person change values.

Learned abilities to perform tasks or duties of various occupations are:

• Workplace ethics.

• SCANS skills.

• Postsecondary training.

• Lifelong learning.

Which is an aptitude?

• Humor

• Dexterity

• Loyalty

• Kindness