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WorksheetsChapter 6 Review: Sections 4, 5 and 6
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A journey worker provides supervision.
a)
Job Corps
b)
apprenticeship
c)
vocational schools
d)
military-on-the job training
2.
After completing the program, participants receive a certificate from the U.S.Department of Labor or a federally approved state agency.
a)
civilian on-the-job training
b)
correspondence courses
c)
Job Corps
d)
apprenticeship
3.
Often features small classes and job placement assistance after graduation.
a)
military on-the-job training
b)
vocational schools
c)
apprenticeship
d)
Job Corps
4.
Enrollees in this program receive a living allowance.
a)
Job Corps
b)
apprenticeship
c)
vocational school
d)
correspondence course
5.
A limited number of exceptional applicants receive full pay, tuition, and relatedallowances in exchange for agreeing to work an additional amount of time.
a)
military on-the-job training
b)
civilian on-the-job training
c)
Job Corps
d)
apprenticeship
6.
This program can be completed at home.
a)
civilian on-the-job training
b)
correspondence courses
c)
Job Corps
d)
apprenticeship
7.
Checking with accrediting agencies, the Better Business Bureau, and state licensing bureaus before enrolling in this program is a good idea.
a)
apprenticeship
b)
vocational schools
c)
Job Corps
d)
correspondence courses
8.
Students use e-mail or mail to submit homework and take tests.
a)
correspondence courses
b)
Job Corps
c)
apprenticeship
d)
vocational schools
9.
This federally administered program serves young people aged 16 through 24.
a)
apprenticeship
b)
Job Corps
c)
vocational schools
d)
correspondence courses
10.
This kind of training typically involves job tasks that can be learned in a brief demonstration period and require minimal general education.
a)
military on-the-job training
b)
vocational schools
c)
apprenticeship
d)
civilian on-the-job training
11.
This kind of training typically involves job tasks that can be learned in a brief demonstration period and require minimal general education.
a)
military on-the-job training
b)
vocational schools
c)
apprenticeship
d)
civilian on-the-job training
12.
Employers provide instruction through seminars, corporate-owned education facilities, or cooperative learning programs.
a)
civilian on-the-job training
b)
correspondence courses
c)
Job Corps
d)
military on-the-job training
13.
Upon completion of basic training, a person in this program may be given aduty assignment or sent to school for specialized training
a)
Job Corps
b)
apprenticeship
c)
vocational schools
d)
military on-the-job training
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