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WorksheetsJAG Career Test Part 2
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 21mins
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Class
Date
1.
Jill is nervous about taking a computer class. If she were to make comparisons to help
her feel better about the class, what might she think about?
her feel better about the class, what might she think about?
a)
The keyboard, the mouse, and the screen
b)
What a great and beautiful person she is, and how she can do anything
c)
The size, shape and color of the computer
d)
Her past success in her keyboarding class and in playing video games
2.
What is the BEST plan for improving study skills?
a)
Time management and a good study environment
b)
Reading all assignments and taking notes
c)
Staying focused by studying alone without breaks
d)
Flexibility in your study schedule to avoid boredom
3.
Janine wants to build trust among members of her group. She should:
a)
Pretend she knows the answer to everything.
b)
Be a "team player" and encourage others to do the same.
c)
Keep information and decisions to herself.
d)
Treat members of the group differently
4.
What should a company focus on when trying to sell more of their product?
a)
Location of the product on the shelf
b)
The customers
c)
The price
d)
Colors used in packaging
5.
Marilyn's team was having difficulty deciding how to solve a problem. All the
group members worked together and reached a decision by consensus. This
means that:
group members worked together and reached a decision by consensus. This
means that:
a)
They voted on the outcome and the majority ruled
b)
They had a secret vote to decide how to solve the problem
c)
Every member of the group can support the final decision
d)
Only one or two members of the group will not participate in the solution
6.
Marta thinks that all white Americans are rude and arrogant. If she meets Curtis who is
a white American and assumes he will be rude and arrogant, she is demonstrating:
a white American and assumes he will be rude and arrogant, she is demonstrating:
a)
Ethnic pride.
b)
Evaluation.
c)
Prejudice.
d)
Cultural bias.
7.
Ramon is the president of his Career Association chapter. If he is a committed leader,
how does he handle problems and challenges?
how does he handle problems and challenges?
a)
As barriers to success
b)
As stepping-stones to the next level of accomplishments
c)
As obstacles to be avoided
d)
Refers them to the Specialist for advice and suggestions
8.
Feedback is a helpful tool for letting us know that change is needed. An example of jobrelated
feedback would be:
feedback would be:
a)
Working overtime
b)
Dressing appropriately for the job
c)
A work evaluation from an employer
d)
Attending a social function with co-workers
9.
An effective tool when giving constructive feedback is to use an "I" statement. If a friend
is always putting you down, what would be an appropriate "I" statement response?
is always putting you down, what would be an appropriate "I" statement response?
a)
"I don't have to take that kind of talk."
b)
"I wish you would stop criticizing me."
c)
"It hurts my feelings when you put me down and I want you to stop."
d)
"You are being unfair when you put me down. You should only say nice things to me."
10.
To work cooperatively with others to find a reasonable solution to the issue at hand is to
do what?
do what?
a)
Delegate
b)
Conjugate
c)
Collaborate
d)
Allocate
11.
When introducing a person for the first time it is important to use first and last names and
to include each person's:
to include each person's:
a)
Level of education
b)
Professional ambitions
c)
Nick name
d)
Association to you
12.
During the holiday season, Sun Min does not wish to exchange gifts or attend any
company social gatherings. A co-worker is concerned about Sun Min's behavior. The
co-worker should:
company social gatherings. A co-worker is concerned about Sun Min's behavior. The
co-worker should:
a)
Pressure Sun Min to participate in group activities
b)
Assume Sun Min's culture does not allow her to participate in holiday celebrations.
c)
Ignore Sun Min, who clearly has no holiday spirit and does not want to be a part of
the group.
the group.
d)
Try to understand where Sun Min is coming from and why she chooses not to
participate
participate
13.
A store manager tells you that Donna, your best friend, is going to be promoted to
assistant manager. If you respect the confidentiality of this information you will:
assistant manager. If you respect the confidentiality of this information you will:
a)
Tell Donna about the promotion but ask her to keep it a secret
b)
Tell the store manager that Donna is not a good choice for the job
c)
Not tell Donna about the promotion
d)
Tell other workers about Donna's pending promotion
14.
A good example of prioritizing goals is to:
a)
Achieve the most difficult goals first
b)
Direct attention to the most important goals.
c)
Give each goal equal importance.
d)
Analyze the reasons each goal could fail.
15.
Maggie is having trouble getting her younger sister, Mallory, to do her homework.
Mallory would rather play video games. How could Maggie use the ANALOGY of a drink
machine in solving this problem?
Mallory would rather play video games. How could Maggie use the ANALOGY of a drink
machine in solving this problem?
a)
Tell Mallory she can only have something to drink while she's doing homework but not
when she is playing video games.
when she is playing video games.
b)
Tell Mallory when she puts in one hour of homework, she gets one hour of
videogames. Like a vending machine, she must pay to get what she wants.
videogames. Like a vending machine, she must pay to get what she wants.
c)
Ask Mallory to think about the importance of doing homework, and that when she
does her homework, she will be rewarded with a drink.
does her homework, she will be rewarded with a drink.
d)
Ask Mallory to go buy Maggie a drink and then she can play video games.
16.
What is a good way to evaluate your personal interests?
a)
Consider what subjects in school you enjoyed learning
b)
Look at the things your friends like to do
c)
Consider the financial costs and rewards of the things you do
d)
Look at what your parents do in their leisure time
17.
A group is engaged in the problem-solving process. After they identify possible solutions
and evaluate the potential of those solutions, what should they do next?
and evaluate the potential of those solutions, what should they do next?
a)
Define the problem
b)
Analyze the problem
c)
Select the best solution
d)
Gather feedback
18.
Levon had an appointment to meet with members of his group, but the others do not
show up at the designated time. Before he sees them the next day at school, if Levon
wants to communicate with intention, he should:
show up at the designated time. Before he sees them the next day at school, if Levon
wants to communicate with intention, he should:
a)
Give them the benefit of the doubt and ask why they missed the meeting
b)
Ignore the behavior and trust that it won't happen again
c)
Explain to the group members that they let him down but his is willing to forgive
d)
Tell the group members that they were irresponsible and better not do it again
19.
If you find your spending is more than your income, what is the first thing you should do?
a)
Ignore the problem and it will resolve itself
b)
File for bankruptcy
c)
Look for expenses you can reduce or items you can live without
d)
Use all your savings to pay off your debts
20.
Bob, a high school junior, applied for a job at the local fast food restaurant. The manager of
the facility called the school to check on Bob's punctuality and attendance, which were not
good. Bob did not get the job because:
the facility called the school to check on Bob's punctuality and attendance, which were not
good. Bob did not get the job because:
a)
The employer thought Bob had time management problems
b)
The school probably reported his attendance and tardiness incorrectly
c)
He is a junior and not mature enough to manage his time
d)
The manager was unfair in considering school attendance
21.
Leslie moved to a cold weather state with harsh winters. If she is PROACTIVE, what will
she do before the first winter storm?
she do before the first winter storm?
a)
Buy curtains for her house
b)
Buy a snow shovel
c)
Get cable television
d)
Get holiday gift wrap
22.
There are times when walking away from a conflict is the right thing to do. A good reason
to walk away would be:
to walk away would be:
a)
If your friends are not on your side
b)
If your girlfriend calls and she wants to go out
c)
When you are not willing to compromise
d)
When you feel physically threatened
23.
Serena noticed that customers seem to buy more when they are greeted as they walk into
the store, so she makes it a point to say "hello" to everyone as they come in. Later in the
month Serena's boss noticed what she started and recognized Serena for her:
the store, so she makes it a point to say "hello" to everyone as they come in. Later in the
month Serena's boss noticed what she started and recognized Serena for her:
a)
Contentment
b)
Problem solving
c)
Volunteerism
d)
Initiative
24.
When having a personal conversation with a person on the job, a comfortable physical
distance apart is usually
distance apart is usually
a)
1-2 feet
b)
2-4 feet
c)
4-6 feet
d)
6-10 feet
25.
Of the following, which word is used to describe an INEFFECTIVE listener?
a)
Emotional
b)
Responsive
c)
Alert
d)
Understanding
26.
Kelsey agreed to put the crib together for her sister's baby shower. What should she do
FIRST?
FIRST?
a)
Look at the pictures in the instructions
b)
Read the entire instruction booklet
c)
Lay out all the parts from smallest to largest
d)
Put together the large parts
27.
Josh is taught how to operate a cash register in a store. He then goes to other cash
registers in the store and is able to operate them as well. What level of Bloom's Taxonomy
is Josh using?
registers in the store and is able to operate them as well. What level of Bloom's Taxonomy
is Josh using?
a)
Knowledge level
b)
Comprehension level
c)
Application level
d)
Synthesis level
28.
Steve considers his children to be the most important thing in his life. As a father, he
strives to set a good example for his children by always telling them the truth, working hard
at his job, and showing respect for others. What are Steve's values?
strives to set a good example for his children by always telling them the truth, working hard
at his job, and showing respect for others. What are Steve's values?
a)
Control, humor, making money and getting people to like him
b)
Fun, hard work, and having children
c)
Family, honesty, integrity and responsibility
d)
Knowledge, problem-solving, creativity and reasoning
29.
When you start accepting responsibility you become
a)
Accountable for your actions
b)
Vulnerable to the demands of others
c)
A financially successful person
d)
The most powerful member of your crowd
30.
Mindy has several tasks of varying degrees of importance that must be completed in a
short amount of time. The best way for her to approach the tasks is to:
short amount of time. The best way for her to approach the tasks is to:
a)
Number the tasks in order of priority
b)
Do the easy tasks first
c)
Ask for help
d)
Get some extra sleep to conserve energy
31.
Erin writes down all the tasks she needs to get done today and then uses letters to indicate
the importance of each item. What letter would she MOST LIKELY assign to the task of
"study for tomorrow's U.S. History final exam"?
the importance of each item. What letter would she MOST LIKELY assign to the task of
"study for tomorrow's U.S. History final exam"?
a)
A
b)
B
c)
C
d)
D
32.
"Time is Money" is a phrase well known in business and industry. This phrase most closely
means:
means:
a)
The more time you spend working the more money you will make
b)
It takes a long time to make a little money
c)
That having enough time is money in the bank
d)
That wasting time wastes money
33.
The four types of intrinsic rewards are meaningfulness, choice, competence, and:
a)
Benefits
b)
Progress
c)
Salary
d)
Vacation
34.
Most jobs require you to get along with many people. The MOST important people to get
along with at work are:
along with at work are:
a)
Your friends who come to visit
b)
Vendors, customers and relatives
c)
The customers who give the biggest tips
d)
Your boss, co-workers, and customers
35.
Employers are looking to promote workers who have:
a)
Basic reading, writing and math skills
b)
Salary goals and expectations
c)
Enthusiasm and confidence
d)
Experience with extracurricular activities
36.
Many schools use Distance Learning to offer off-campus classes. This is also know as:
a)
Telecommuting
b)
Videoconferencing
c)
Electronic bulletin boarding
d)
PowerPointing
37.
What type of continuous improvement option offers job skills training which may or may
not lead to an associate degree?
not lead to an associate degree?
a)
Trade/business/technical program
b)
Graduate degree program
c)
Bachelor's degree program
d)
Post-doctorate program
38.
Computer ethics can be categorized as ethical or moral problems in respect to how
people act. As a high school student, what is an example of ethical computer use?
people act. As a high school student, what is an example of ethical computer use?
a)
Copying and pasting clipart from a CD-Rom for a school project
b)
Using another student's file without permission
c)
Making copies of copyrighted software
d)
Sending personal e-mail from the school's computer
39.
Alice told a lie. When confronted, she admitted to telling the lie. This is an example of:
a)
Accepting responsibility.
b)
Taking the blame.
c)
Ignoring the problem
d)
Covering for a friend
40.
Debbie writes mean things about another student in an e-mail, the recipient forwards the
e-mail to six of her friends, and pretty soon, the e-mail is all over the school. What rule of
e-mail etiquette did Debbie violate?
e-mail to six of her friends, and pretty soon, the e-mail is all over the school. What rule of
e-mail etiquette did Debbie violate?
a)
Never give out your user ID or password to another person
b)
Never assume your e-mail is private
c)
Keep paragraphs and messages short and to the point
d)
Never send a chain letter through the Internet.
41.
Most search engines have two search options, simple and:
a)
Special
b)
Detailed
c)
Complicated.
d)
Advanced.
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