Careers Spring Final

1. Something that a person wants to obtain and works to achieve:

• a. creation
• b. decision
• c. goal
• d. value

2. Work done over a period of years:

• a. ability
• b. attitude
• c. career
• d. skill

3. A person’s outlook on life:

• a. aptitude
• b. attitude
• c. job outlook
• d. goal

4. The type of job in which a person is employed:

• a. occupation
• b. career
• c. goal
• d. tuition

5. Most companies require new employees to go through a time of becoming familiar with a new job. This time is called:

• a. job
• b. job outlook
• c. occupation
• d. orientation

6. Productivity resulting in something useful:

• a. attitude
• b. work
• c. values
• d. demographics

7. Companies often have a wide variety of workers with different backgrounds, experiences, ideas, and skills. This is an example of:

• a. employment outlook
• b. workplace diversity
• c. workplace goals
• d. apprenticeship

8. The most common reason for losing a job is:

• a. a negative attitude
• b. a lack of education
• c. a lack of appropriate skills
• d. wearing the wrong clothes

9. Why is it important to have a positive attitude?

• a. to make a lot of money
• b. to avoid change
• c. to increase chances of success
• d. to avoid more work

10. The natural ability or potential for learning new skills is a/an:

• a. aptitude
• b. interest
• c. personality
• d. value