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JTC 3rd nine weeks review part 3

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Standards of conduct that individuals, organizations, and societies believe to be right and moral are known as

a)

discretionary acts

b)

ethics

c)

appropriate behaviors

2.

A part-time, on-the-job learning experience that reinforces classroom instruction is a

a)

apprenticeship

b)

tech-prep program

c)

internship

3.

An ACT is taken to

a)

assess a student's knowledge in order to graduate high school

b)

assess a high school student's ability to complete college-level work

c)

assess college knowledge

4.

An ACT and SAT accomplish the same purpose. What is that purpose?

a)

Assess a student's knowledge in order to graduate high school

b)

assess college knowledge

c)

assess a high school student's ability to complete college-level work

5.

GPA stands for

a)

Graduated point average

b)

grade percentage average

c)

grade point average

6.

A 3.0 GPA is roughly

a)

an "A" average

b)

a "B" average

c)

a "C" average

7.

Academically, what is the difference between a major and a minor?

a)

A minor is an area of study in which a post-secondary student receives a degree; whereas a major is a supporting or additional area of study a post-secondary student chooses.

b)

A major is an area of study in which a post-secondary student receives a degree; whereas a minor is a supporting or additional area of study a poast-secondary student chooses

c)

Both A and B are correct

8.

A "fun" class, or non-core subject class, is known as

a)

an advanced placement course

b)

an accelerated course

c)

an elective

9.

GED stands for

a)

General education diploma. It certifies a student to do specific trades.

b)

General equivalency diploma. It certifies high-school equivalent skill in writing, literature, social studies, science and math.

c)

Good enough degree. You know it is not this one, so you'll need to choose between A and B.

10.

A degree title issued by a college or university to a person who has completed undergraduate studies is a

a)

Masters' degree

b)

Bachelors' degree

c)

Doctorate

11.

A degree earned upon completion of a program that usually requires the equivalent of two or more years of full-time study is called a(n)

a)

Masters' degree

b)

Bachelors' degree

c)

Associate degree

12.

Money that you do not have to repay that is based on a need and/or academic achievement is a

a)

grant

b)

loan

c)

scholarship

13.

Money that does not have to be repaid but you must meet standards and qualifications set by the provider is a

a)

scholarship

b)

grant

c)

loan

14.

A form you and your family must complete to apply for need-based financial aid is the

a)

FAFSA - Federal Application for Federal Student Aid

b)

SAR- Student Aid Report

c)

EFC- Expected Family Contribution

15.

A battery test that focuses on factors that will help determine jobs that align with individual abilities and is administered by the armed services is known as the

a)

ASSET

b)

ASVAB

c)

ACT

16.

Minimum wage is

a)

The lowest hourly wage an employer can pay in the United States

b)

The amount you can earn based on your pay rate

c)

The average wage for that type of work

17.

Using a credit card for living expenses is

a)

a bad idea because it looks bad on your credit score

b)

a good idea if used sparingly

c)

a bad idea, because they can pile up and end up costing you more than original purchase prices

18.

A resume is

a)

A strategy that shows how to get from where you are to where you want to be

b)

The summary of your qualifications and experience for a particular job

c)

A collection of materials whose purpose is to show your ability to do a specific job

19.

What would be a trait that would NOT be beneficial in being part of a team?

a)

Dependability

b)

Being rigid

c)

Communicate effectively

20.

Which characteristic is NOT found in a good employee?

a)

Punctuality

b)

Honesty

c)

Likes to gossip