Unit 1 Review

What is one of the key differences between a career and a job?

• A career is a long-term professional journey, while a job is a specific position of employment.

• A job is always more fulfilling than a career.

• A career requires no education, while a job does.

• A job is always higher paying than a career.

Why might someone want to have a career?

• To have a long-term professional journey and personal growth.

• To avoid working altogether.

• To change jobs frequently.

• To earn less money.

What are career clusters?

• Groups of related careers that share common skills and knowledge.

• A single job position.

• A type of fruit.

• A random collection of jobs.

What might influence the career path you choose?

• Personal interests and values.

• The color of your car.

• The number of pets you have.

• Your favorite TV show.

What is the definition of "career"?

• A single job you do for a lifetime

• Pathway and progression of your professional work life made up of a series of jobs

• A temporary job you take for experience

• A hobby you enjoy doing

Who is an "entrepreneur"?

• Someone who works for a large corporation

• Someone who owns and operates their own business

• Someone who volunteers for community service

• Someone who manages a team in a company

What does "initiative" mean?

• Starting a new hobby

• The ability to take charge and get a job done without needing encouragement from others

• Following instructions

• Waiting for directions

What is a "job"?

• A hobby

• Work that is done regularly for pay

• A volunteer activity

• A school assignment

What does the term "nontraditional careers" refer to?

• Careers that follow the norm in their field

• Careers that don't necessarily follow the "norm" in their field

• Careers that are only available in other countries

• Careers that require working from home

What does it mean to "outsource"?

• Hire workers from your own country

• Hire workers from other countries

• Work from home using your own computer

• Follow the social "norm"