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End of Week Sept 9-13

Total questions: 126

Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
A document that contains a person’s qualifications and experiences which is used to apply for a job is called a(n):
a)
Rutabaga
b)
Resume
c)
Resolution
d)
Really Cool Document
2.
What is the purpose of a resume?
a)
To decide the best possible candidates to interview for an open job position
b)
To hire someone
c)
To fire someone
d)
To start a tickle fight
3.
Resumes are used when...
a)
apples and oranges are no good.
b)
a pear is rotten.
c)
trying to get a promotion.
d)
applying for a job.
4.
Which of these are categories of a resume:
a)
Education, Work Experience, References, Awards/Acomplishments
b)
Excellence, Wackiness, E-Vites, Referees, Rewards/Acompaniment
c)
Elephants, Wolverines, Eagles, Rhinos, Racoons/Aardvarks
d)
Eeks, Woohoos, Ehs, Roars, Ribbits
5.
When creating a resume it is important to use...
a)
pretty pringles
b)
petty problems
c)
putrid partridges
d)
proper punctuation
6.
All of the following that are important to consider when creating a resume EXCEPT...
a)
Easy-to-Read
b)
Grammar
c)
Grandma
d)
Spelling/ Capitalization
7.
Hiring managers will usually look at a resume for how long before making a decision?
a)
10 minutes
b)
6 seconds
c)
2 hours
d)
A few days
8.
When do you send your resume?
a)
Before the job interview
b)
After the interview, but before you are hired
c)
After the interview and after you are hired
d)
When you try to get a raise
9.
Once you create a resume how often should you update it?
a)
When you get hungry
b)
Every Presidential Election
c)
Every time something changes in your work experience, or if you learn something new
d)
Every full moon
10.
Your career objective describes...
a)
how fast your car is.
b)
what color your car is.
c)
what year your car is.
d)
your overall career goal.
11.
In which section should you all the places you went to school?
a)
Work Experience
b)
Education
c)
Kids Under 12 Eat Free
d)
Senior Citizen
12.
The Skills/Talent section is for 
a)
playing the banjo.
b)
riding a unicycle.
c)
all the things you are good at that will make someone want to hire you.
d)
juggling chainsaws.
13.
Any special accomplishment that you earned recognition for should be included in the...
a)
frozen foods section.
b)
reference section.
c)
dairy section.
d)
awards/achievements section. 
14.
The work/experience section is for...
a)
work you do now or have done in the past.
b)
working on experience.
c)
experiencing work.
d)
sectioning work into little pieces so that you do not experience it for too long.
15.
References are...
a)
guys in striped shirts who throw flags at football games.
b)
collections of coral that grow just past the beach.
c)
letters or lists of people who will say good things about you.
d)
different things to refer to if you want to change someone's mind.
16.

How long should a good Objective be?

a)

1 sentence

b)

1-3 sentences

c)

A paragraph

d)

None of the above

17.

You should always include your GPA

a)

True

b)

False

18.

Education and Experience should be listed

a)

From most relevant to least

b)

From most recent to oldest

c)

From first job to last

d)

I does not matter

19.

Final hiring decisions are usually based on your resume.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

One error in a resume could cause you to

a)

Be denied an interview

b)

Yes, the answer is be denied an interview.

21.

When submitting your resume online, be sure to add a photo to help you stand out.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

When submitting your resume online, it is best to use a nice, quality template.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

Using social networking to promote yourself is considered unprofessional.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

Which of the following are considered PROFESSIONAL social networking sites?

a)

Facebook

b)

LinkedIn

c)

Monster

d)

Instagram

25.
A tool that provides information about you to a potential employer.
a)
Career Portfolio
b)
Resume
c)
References
d)
Cover Letter
26.

individuals who can attest to the applicant’s abilities at work, school and in character

a)

Friends

b)

Contact Information

c)

Parents

d)

References

27.

A face-to-face meeting between the employer and the applicant

a)

lunch date

b)

interview

c)

resume

d)

employment

28.

Which of these do you NOT include on a resume?

a)

education background

b)

work experience

c)

attitude

d)

qualifications

29.

Which of the following should NOT be included in the EMPLOYMENT section of a resume?

a)

previous employers

b)

time spent with each business

c)

duties performed

d)

hobbies

30.

Choose the best objective for a Sally's resume:

a)

Awesome graduate of life seeking any fun position requiring a cool girl with a great sense of humor and style.

b)

Graduate seeking a position that I could take professional pictures of people.

31.

Name this college

a)

Ohio State University

b)

Oklahoma State University

c)

Oklahoma

32.

Name this college

a)

LSU

b)

Texas

c)

Marion

33.

Name this college

a)

Oklahoma

b)

Oregon

c)

Ohio State

34.

Name this college

a)

Alabama Crimson Tide

b)

Arkansas

c)

Florida

35.

Name this college

a)

Penn St.

b)

Purdue

c)

Pittsburg

36.

Name this college

a)

Tennessee

b)

TSU

c)

Tallahasse

37.

Name this college

a)

Notre Dame

b)

Pittsburg

c)

Purdue

38.

Name this college

a)

Ball State

b)

Arizona

c)

ASU

39.

Name this college

a)

Alabama

b)

Auburn

c)

Arkansas

40.

Name this college

a)

Texas

b)

Texas Tech

c)

TSU

41.

Name this college

a)

Michagan St.

b)

Michagan

c)

Spartans

42.

Name this college

a)

Michagan

b)

Minasota

c)

Michagan St.

43.

Name this college

a)

University of Pittsburg

b)

Pittsburg

c)

PSU

44.

Name this college

a)

Butler

b)

Fairfeild

c)

Alabama

45.
an award of on-campus part-time employment for students who demonstrate financial need
a)
federal work study program
b)
financial aid
c)
pell grant
d)
tuition
46.
a subject or field of knowledge or learning
a)
major
b)
degree
c)
discipline
d)
diploma
47.
money available from various sources to help students pay tuition and other college expenses. These funds may be scholarships, grants, loans, and other assistance programs from the state or federal government or other organization.
a)
pell grant
b)
financial aid
c)
FAFSA
d)
scholarship
48.
a federal grant program to assist low-income students in attending institutions or higher education. It does not have to be repaid. 
a)
Practicum
b)
Financial Aid
c)
Federal Work Study Program
d)
Pell grant
49.
an outline plan for a particular class including textbook requirements, class meeting dates, reading assignments, examination dates, grading standards, etc
a)
syllabus
b)
discipline
c)
catalog
d)
major
50.
a student in a college or university who has not earned a bachelor's degree
a)
Associate's Degree
b)
Bachelor's Degree
c)
undergraduate student
d)
full-time student
51.
an official document issued by a college or university indicating that a student has earned a certain degree.
a)
catalog
b)
transcript
c)
degree
d)
diploma
52.
a process in which an institution may initially delay offering or denying admission, but rather extend the possibility or admission in the future
a)
wait list
b)
general education requirements
c)
SAT 1
d)
admission requirements
53.
schooling after high school that includes programs at technical colleges, community colleges, and four-year colleges. 
a)
technical school
b)
associate's degree
c)
bachelor's degree
d)
postsecondary education
54.
an organizational unit within a college or university, offering courses about closely related topics
a)
department
b)
discipline
c)
admission
d)
catalog
55.
What is the difference between "College" and "Universities"?
a)
Colleges are more prestigious than universities
b)
Universities are bigger than colleges
c)
Universities are newer than colleges
d)
Colleges are more specialized than univeristies
56.
What do the initials Ph.D stand for in education?
a)
Philosophy Doctorate
b)
Phone Directory
c)
Pharmaceutical Degree
d)
Physical Health Department
57.
What is NOT a discovery that has come from research universities?
a)
Nuclear Fission "AKA" Atomic Bomb
b)
Vitamins
c)
The Stanford Prison Experiment
d)
Penicillin
58.
What is the difference between undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees, doctoral degrees, and postdoc degrees?
a)
The years of education required to obtain them
b)
The specificity of your knowledge regarding the topic
c)
The university you attended
d)
How smart you are
59.

What college am I?

a)

Florida Bulldog

b)

The red roaster

c)

Gamecock

60.

What college am I?

a)

College of Charleston

b)

Coastal Carolina

61.

What college am I?

a)

Penn State

b)

Norte-Dame

62.

What college am I?

a)

LSU

b)

Clemson

63.

What college am I?

a)

Yelow Jacket

b)

Georgia

c)

GeorgeTown

64.

What is an Associate's Degree?

a)

a four-year degree from a college, university or professional school

b)

A two-year degree from a community or junior college

c)

A relatively short program of study (6-24 months) designed to prepare students for specific field of work.

d)

None of the above

65.

How many credits are required to obtain a Bachelor's Degree?

a)

104

b)

114

c)

124

d)

None of the above

66.

Which type of College is cheaper?

a)

Public Colleges

b)

Private Colleges

c)

Both are relatively the same

67.

A university offer the following degree options (select all that apply):

a)

Master's

b)

Associate's

c)

Bachelor's

d)

Doctoral

e)

All of the above

68.

Which type of school offers Associate Degrees?

a)

Public Universities

b)

Private Universities

c)

Vocational Schools

d)

Community Colleges

69.
SAT and the ACT are:
a)
scholarships for college
b)
achievement tests that you must take to get into college
c)
advanced placement classes
d)
tests you take to graduate college
70.
A scholarship is 
a)
money you pay back after you go to college
b)
money you earn that you don't have to pay  back to go to college
c)
an acceptance letter to college
d)
an advanced class
71.
AP classes ....
a)
are classes you take in college
b)
are classes you take in high school that you can earn college credit for
72.
AP classes ....
a)
are classes you take in college
b)
are classes you take in high school that you can earn college credit for
73.
Loans are
a)
money you take out to go to college that must be paid back
b)
money that organizations give you that you do not have to pay back
c)
money you get based on the grades you make
d)
money that you must earn through working on campus
74.
Requirements that colleges set that you must meet to be accepted to their school are called:
a)
admissions
b)
financial aide
c)
transcripts
d)
GPA
75.
What document contains all of your school records and is required to submit to a college when you apply?
a)
FASFA
b)
transcript
c)
GPA 
d)
resume
76.
A weighed GPA includes
a)
extra points for taking Pre-AP and AP classes
b)
no Pre-AP courses
c)
your middle school GPA
d)
college credit courses only
77.
If you are on a wait-list for a college that means...
a)
you received early admission and got in early
b)
you were not accepted in the first round of students
c)
you have to stand in line at the college to see if you get in 
78.
A state school is typically
a)
less expensive than a private university
b)
more expensive than a private university
c)
is easier to get accepted to than other schools
d)
larger than a private school 
79.
If you graduate from a college you are considered an:
a)
alumi
b)
freshman
c)
graduate student
d)
senior
80.
You get what kind of degree from a community or junior college?
a)
Associate's degree
b)
Bachelor's degree
c)
Master's degree
d)
Doctorate 
81.
Your 1st year of college you are considered a :
a)
Senior 
b)
Junior
c)
Freshman
d)
sophomore
82.
Your main field of study of study when you are in college?
a)
Major
b)
Minor
c)
degree plan
d)
masters degree
83.
A credit hour refers to ....
a)
the credits you are receiving for a class
b)
the credit you get for your job
c)
extra credit you get in class
d)
getting one hour credit for showing up to class
84.
A prerequisite is ... 
a)
a class required before you can take another class
b)
a class you take after an introductory class
c)
a college loan
d)
a meeting with your counselor
85.
A Residence Hall is also referred to as...
a)
a dorm
b)
the office where you register for school
c)
the dining hall in college
d)
a place where professor's have their offices
86.
The fees that a college or university charge you to attend their school is called....
a)
tuition
b)
financial aide
c)
scholarship
d)
loans
87.
Two major deciding factors on your acceptance to a college or university would be:
a)
Class rank and SAT/ACT scores
b)
GPA and popularity
c)
extra curricular activities and test scores
d)
Sports and grades
88.
What is the degree you earn after attending and graduating from a 4 year college program?
a)
Bachelor's degree
b)
Associate's degree
c)
Master's degree
d)
Doctorate degree
89.
The Greek system on a college campus is primarily:
a)
a social club 
b)
an academic club
c)
an organization you join to help you get better grades
d)
is free to anyone who wants to become a member
90.

How do you get into college?

a)

You submit an application

b)

You walk in

c)

You sign up

d)

Your high school transfers you there.

91.

Where do you find an application?

a)

In the mail

b)

At the college's office

c)

At a college fair

d)

On the college's website

92.

Which of the following are pieces of most college applications? (Check all that apply)

a)

Test Scores

b)

Letters of Recommendation

c)

Transcript

d)

Essay

93.

Which of the following are also sometimes part of a college application? (Check all that apply)

a)

Interview

b)

Extra Short Answer Questions

c)

Art Portfolio or Video

d)

All of the Above

94.

Which part of the college application is given the most consideration by admissions officers?

a)

Test Scores

b)

Essay

c)

Letters of Recommendation

d)

Transcript

95.

What does the transcript let the admissions officer know about you? (Check all that apply)

a)

Your Grade Point Average (GPA)

b)

The difficulty of the courses you've taken

c)

The type of student you are

d)

If you are prepared for college

96.

What are the names of the college admissions tests that are accepted by all colleges? (Check all that apply)

a)

SAT

b)

ACT

c)

SBA

d)

PSAT

97.

Why do scores matter? (Check all that apply)

a)

They give value to your GPA

b)

They provide a same measure for students everywhere

c)

They let colleges know how you perform on the specific test

d)

They tell the college exactly who you are

98.

Which is better ACT or SAT?

a)

It depends on your style, knowledge, and abilities

b)

Neither one can be said to be "better"

c)

You can't know until you try them both yourself

d)

All of the above

99.

How do you take the ACT? (Check all that apply)

a)

Be a junior at Honoka`a High and Intermediate School on 2.20th

b)

Attend school on Wednesday, February 20th and take the test.

c)

Take the test for free at school on 2.20.19

d)

Sign up, go to another high school, pay $, take on a Sat. AM

100.
The official record of high school or college classes you've taken is college
a)
Syllabus
b)
Classes
c)
Transcript
d)
Report Card
101.
What office at a college is responsible for processing college applications?
a)
Front Desk 
b)
Athletics
c)
Administration 
d)
Admissions
102.
What is a research tool for your college search? 
a)
College Recruiters
b)
College Websites
c)
College Fairs
d)
All of the above
103.
How does a college measure your courses?
a)
Credit Hours
b)
Classes
c)
Electives 
d)
Data
104.
What degree is awarded after 4 years/120+ hours of study?
a)
Bachelors 
b)
Masters
c)
Doctorate 
d)
Associates 
105.
Besides tuition, most colleges also charge students for...
a)
Room and Board
b)
Fees
c)
Books 
d)
All of the Above
106.
The application that is filled out for financial aid is called?
a)
SAPPY
b)
FAFSA
c)
AP Exam 
d)
Dual Enrollment
107.
True or False: There are some colleges that do not require an ACT score?
a)
True
b)
False
108.
Taking out a loan in college means
a)
You get it for free
b)
You work while in college
c)
Your parents cover your costs
d)
You have to pay it back
109.
True or False: I should visit college campuses? 
a)
True 
b)
False
110.

Select ALL parts of the application that the college REQUIRES.

a)

SAT scores

b)

transcript (grades)

c)

Teacher recommendation(s)

d)

Counselor recommendation

e)

Essay

111.

Which does the college require or recommend?

a)

an interview

b)

a physical

c)

SAT "subject tests"

112.

What kind of application does the college use?

a)

Common App

b)

Coalition App

c)

they have their own application online

d)

they actually use a paper application (what!?!)

113.
Which students should file their FAFSA?
a)
All seniors
b)
Seniors who play in athletics
c)
Sophomores
d)
Senior band members
114.
When do students begin submitting their college applications?
a)
Fall of junior year
b)
Fall of senior year
c)
Spring of junior year
d)
Spring of freshman year
115.
The SAT and ACT are scored the same?
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
116.
You can only apply for a limited number of scholarships.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
117.

When is it time to start your college applications?

a)

fall of my senior year

b)

well in advance of the deadline (at least 3-4 weeks)

c)

once I have a strong list of colleges which includes reach, target, and safety schools

d)

all of the above!

118.

Where do you actually fill out your college applications?

a)

Common Application

b)

Directly through the college website

c)

Naviance

d)

I have to make an appointment at the college

119.

How important are application deadlines?

a)

not important

b)

somewhat important

c)

very important

120.

The students is responsible for sending which documents to colleges? (check all that apply)

a)

transcript

b)

activity sheet/resume

c)

application

d)

essay

e)

letter of recommendation

121.
What does NOT prepare you for college throughout your high school career?
a)
Taking a College Prep Course
b)
Summer volunteer/job/internship opportunities
c)
Applying for one scholarship
d)
Start saving for college
122.
What does FAFSA stand for?
a)
Free Application for Student Aid
b)
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
c)
Free Aid for Student Applications
d)
Free Aid for Federal Student Applications
123.
If you are 18 and live on your own, do you still need your parents information for the FAFSA?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
Only if you don't have a roommate
d)
If you parents say its 'ok', you don't need their information!
124.
How long after you graduate do you have to start paying back your FAFSA?
a)
6 months
b)
12 months
c)
18 months 
d)
You don't pay it back
125.
How often do you have to apply for your FAFSA?
a)
Once a year
b)
Every college semester
c)
Every two years if you transfer
d)
Only once, so you are set until you graduate
126.
Are loans considered financial aid?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
Only if the borrower is over the age of 21
d)
Only if you borrow from Sallie Mae

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