Teen Job Search Quiz

What is the first step in earning your own money as a teenager?

• Joining a club

• Volunteering

• Finding a part-time job

• Starting a business

According to the Fair Labor Standards Act, how many hours can 14 and 15-year-olds work during the school year?

• Up to 6 hours per day

• Up to 5 hours per day

• Up to 3 hours per day

• Up to 8 hours per day

What type of jobs can 14 and 15-year-olds work in?

• Construction

• Retail, office jobs, or food service

• Hazardous jobs

• Heavy machinery operation

What is a key factor for teenagers to stand out when applying for jobs?

• Showing enthusiasm and willingness to learn

• Having a driver's license

• Owning a smartphone

• Having a social media presence

What should teenagers include in their resume to make it strong?

• Their favorite books

• Extracurricular activities and volunteer work

• Their favorite movies

• Their social media handles

What document might teenagers under 18 need to get hired?

• A work permit or working papers

• A driver's license

• A passport

• A social security card

Which of the following is a common place for teenagers to find jobs?

• Local businesses like fast food restaurants

• Corporate offices

• Government agencies

• Law firms

What is an important step when applying for multiple jobs?

• Applying only to one job at a time

• Customizing your resume for each job

• Ignoring the job description

• Using the same resume for all applications

What should a teenager do to prepare for a job interview?

• Wear casual clothes

• Bring a friend for support

• Practice common interview questions

• Memorize the company's history

What is a common job for teenagers with no experience?

• Retail associate

• Software developer

• Financial analyst

• Project manager