Extra Credit Quiz

What does purpose mean?

• What your job is going to be.

• The reason for the creation or the existence of a thing.

• A dream you want to come true.

• What you are supposed to do.

What is vocational discernment?

• The profession that your parents want you to do.

• Learning to work with a passion

• Going with the flow.

• The process by which you discover God's will for your career and life

What is the most important question in the area of discernment?

• "What does God want me to do?"

• "What is going to make me happy?"

• Will I make a lot of money in my future profession?

Which of the following is NOT true about a VOCATION?

• It is a calling to and from the heart of a person.

• It cannot be denied; it burns in the heart and soul of a person.

• It is entered upon due to additional rewards.

• It is a response to a strong feeling, or a calling for service

How can one actively engage in vocational discernment?

• By seeking spiritual guidance and reflecting on personal skills and interests.

• By following the most lucrative career path available.

• By choosing a profession that is most popular among peers.

• By avoiding difficult decisions and letting others choose for them.

What role does prayer play in discernment?

• It is a way to communicate with peers about career choices.

• It is a method to earn more money in the chosen profession.

• It is a means of seeking divine guidance in making life decisions.

• It has no role in the discernment process.

Why is understanding one's own talents and passions important in discernment?

• It helps in competing with others in the job market.

• It is crucial for making a decision that aligns with God's will and personal fulfillment.

• It is only important for impressing others.

• It has no importance in the discernment process.

How does understanding the needs of the world contribute to vocational discernment?

• It is irrelevant to personal vocational discernment.

• It helps align one's vocation with the greater good and service to others.

• It only matters if you want to work in charity or non-profit sectors.

• Understanding the world's needs is less important than personal desires.

Why is it important to reflect on one's life experiences during vocational discernment?

• It helps in building a resume with diverse experiences.

• Life experiences have no impact on vocational discernment.

• Reflecting on experiences can provide insights into one's strengths and calling.

• It is only important for personal storytelling and interviews.