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WorksheetsCCR Unit 2 Vocabulary
Total questions: 91
Worksheet time: 2hrs 31mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Job Outlook
a)
demand and availability of an occupation; factors in size of an industry and its rate of growth
b)
combination of surroundings, conditions or influences
c)
a thing which is regarded as more important than others
d)
a person's principles of standards of behavior; one's judgment of what is important in life
e)
to stop developing, growing, progressing or advancing
2.
Benefits
a)
services or rights provided by employers in addition to wages or salary; includes health, dental and life insurance, paid vacation time and sick leave and retirement plan options
b)
demand and availability of an occupation; factors in size of an industry and its rate of growth
c)
combination of surroundings, conditions or influences
d)
a thing which is regarded as more important than others
e)
a person's principles of standards of behavior; one's judgment of what is important in life
3.
Reliability
a)
extent to which an assessment yields the same result on repeated trials
b)
services or rights provided by employers in addition to wages or salary; includes health, dental and life insurance, paid vacation time and sick leave and retirement plan options
c)
demand and availability of an occupation; factors in size of an industry and its rate of growth
d)
combination of surroundings, conditions or influences
e)
a thing which is regarded as more important than others
4.
Validity
a)
extent to which an assessment measures what it claims to measure
b)
extent to which an assessment yields the same result on repeated trials
c)
services or rights provided by employers in addition to wages or salary; includes health, dental and life insurance, paid vacation time and sick leave and retirement plan options
d)
demand and availability of an occupation; factors in size of an industry and its rate of growth
e)
combination of surroundings, conditions or influences
5.
Volunteering
a)
act of offering services without the expectation of payment
b)
extent to which an assessment measures what it claims to measure
c)
extent to which an assessment yields the same result on repeated trials
d)
services or rights provided by employers in addition to wages or salary; includes health, dental and life insurance, paid vacation time and sick leave and retirement plan options
e)
demand and availability of an occupation; factors in size of an industry and its rate of growth
6.
Job Shadowing
a)
program in which students learn about an occupation by following a professional throughout the work day
b)
act of offering services without the expectation of payment
c)
extent to which an assessment measures what it claims to measure
d)
extent to which an assessment yields the same result on repeated trials
e)
services or rights provided by employers in addition to wages or salary; includes health, dental and life insurance, paid vacation time and sick leave and retirement plan options
7.
Virtual Job Shadowing
a)
job shadowing experienced through the Internet via video interviews
b)
program in which students learn about an occupation by following a professional throughout the work day
c)
act of offering services without the expectation of payment
d)
extent to which an assessment measures what it claims to measure
e)
extent to which an assessment yields the same result on repeated trials
8.
Internship
a)
temporary form of employment with an emphasis on supervised on-the-job training; may be paid or unpaid and may be part-time or full-time
b)
job shadowing experienced through the Internet via video interviews
c)
program in which students learn about an occupation by following a professional throughout the work day
d)
act of offering services without the expectation of payment
e)
extent to which an assessment measures what it claims to measure
9.
Apprenticeship
a)
working for another person to learn a trade
b)
temporary form of employment with an emphasis on supervised on-the-job training; may be paid or unpaid and may be part-time or full-time
c)
job shadowing experienced through the Internet via video interviews
d)
program in which students learn about an occupation by following a professional throughout the work day
e)
act of offering services without the expectation of payment
10.
Post-Secondary Education
a)
optional level of schooling beyond what is required by law; also known as higher education or tertiary education; includes all education beyond the high school level, such as vocational training and college
b)
working for another person to learn a trade
c)
temporary form of employment with an emphasis on supervised on-the-job training; may be paid or unpaid and may be part-time or full-time
d)
job shadowing experienced through the Internet via video interviews
e)
program in which students learn about an occupation by following a professional throughout the work day
11.
Earning Potential
a)
amount of money an individual should be able to earn in his or her career
b)
optional level of schooling beyond what is required by law; also known as higher education or tertiary education; includes all education beyond the high school level, such as vocational training and college
c)
working for another person to learn a trade
d)
temporary form of employment with an emphasis on supervised on-the-job training; may be paid or unpaid and may be part-time or full-time
e)
job shadowing experienced through the Internet via video interviews
12.
Networking
a)
process of building and utilizing beneficial, professional relationships
b)
amount of money an individual should be able to earn in his or her career
c)
optional level of schooling beyond what is required by law; also known as higher education or tertiary education; includes all education beyond the high school level, such as vocational training and college
d)
working for another person to learn a trade
e)
temporary form of employment with an emphasis on supervised on-the-job training; may be paid or unpaid and may be part-time or full-time
13.
Professional Certification
a)
earned to verify qualification to perform a job; awarded by organizations or institutions; considered voluntary
b)
process of building and utilizing beneficial, professional relationships
c)
amount of money an individual should be able to earn in his or her career
d)
optional level of schooling beyond what is required by law; also known as higher education or tertiary education; includes all education beyond the high school level, such as vocational training and college
e)
working for another person to learn a trade
14.
Professional License
a)
earned to verify qualification to perform a job; awarded by government agencies; required by law for some careers
b)
earned to verify qualification to perform a job; awarded by organizations or institutions; considered voluntary
c)
process of building and utilizing beneficial, professional relationships
d)
amount of money an individual should be able to earn in his or her career
e)
optional level of schooling beyond what is required by law; also known as higher education or tertiary education; includes all education beyond the high school level, such as vocational training and college
15.
Undergraduate
a)
term used to describe the fundamental level of academic post-secondary education; includes associate level and bachelor's level; may be used to describe the degrees, courses, students, etc.
b)
earned to verify qualification to perform a job; awarded by government agencies; required by law for some careers
c)
earned to verify qualification to perform a job; awarded by organizations or institutions; considered voluntary
d)
process of building and utilizing beneficial, professional relationships
e)
amount of money an individual should be able to earn in his or her career
16.
Bachelor's Degree
a)
undergraduate degree requiring 120 to 140 credit hours and typically taking four years of full-time study to complete; also known as baccalaureate degree
b)
term used to describe the fundamental level of academic post-secondary education; includes associate level and bachelor's level; may be used to describe the degrees, courses, students, etc.
c)
earned to verify qualification to perform a job; awarded by government agencies; required by law for some careers
d)
earned to verify qualification to perform a job; awarded by organizations or institutions; considered voluntary
e)
process of building and utilizing beneficial, professional relationships
17.
Graduate
a)
term used to describe the advanced level of academic post-secondary education; includes master's level and doctoral level; may be used to describe the degrees, courses, students, etc.
b)
undergraduate degree requiring 120 to 140 credit hours and typically taking four years of full-time study to complete; also known as baccalaureate degree
c)
term used to describe the fundamental level of academic post-secondary education; includes associate level and bachelor's level; may be used to describe the degrees, courses, students, etc.
d)
earned to verify qualification to perform a job; awarded by government agencies; required by law for some careers
e)
earned to verify qualification to perform a job; awarded by organizations or institutions; considered voluntary
18.
Master's Degree
a)
graduate degree requiring 30 to 72 credit hours after the bachelor's degree is earned, as well as possibly requiring a written thesis or dissertation; typically takes two to three years of full-time study to complete
b)
term used to describe the advanced level of academic post-secondary education; includes master's level and doctoral level; may be used to describe the degrees, courses, students, etc.
c)
undergraduate degree requiring 120 to 140 credit hours and typically taking four years of full-time study to complete; also known as baccalaureate degree
d)
term used to describe the fundamental level of academic post-secondary education; includes associate level and bachelor's level; may be used to describe the degrees, courses, students, etc.
e)
earned to verify qualification to perform a job; awarded by government agencies; required by law for some careers
19.
Dissertation
a)
elaborate, comprehensive, independent research project contributing to the field of study
b)
graduate degree requiring 30 to 72 credit hours after the bachelor's degree is earned, as well as possibly requiring a written thesis or dissertation; typically takes two to three years of full-time study to complete
c)
term used to describe the advanced level of academic post-secondary education; includes master's level and doctoral level; may be used to describe the degrees, courses, students, etc.
d)
undergraduate degree requiring 120 to 140 credit hours and typically taking four years of full-time study to complete; also known as baccalaureate degree
e)
term used to describe the fundamental level of academic post-secondary education; includes associate level and bachelor's level; may be used to describe the degrees, courses, students, etc.
20.
Doctoral Degree
a)
graduate degree requiring 48 to 72 credit hours after the master's degree is earned, as well as a written thesis or dissertation; typically takes three to five years of full-time study to complete; also known as doctorate
b)
elaborate, comprehensive, independent research project contributing to the field of study
c)
graduate degree requiring 30 to 72 credit hours after the bachelor's degree is earned, as well as possibly requiring a written thesis or dissertation; typically takes two to three years of full-time study to complete
d)
term used to describe the advanced level of academic post-secondary education; includes master's level and doctoral level; may be used to describe the degrees, courses, students, etc.
e)
undergraduate degree requiring 120 to 140 credit hours and typically taking four years of full-time study to complete; also known as baccalaureate degree
21.
Professional Degree
a)
graduate degree which focuses on skills and practical analysis over theory or research; degree required to work in a certain profession or intended to prepare the student for an exam required to work in a certain profession
b)
graduate degree requiring 48 to 72 credit hours after the master's degree is earned, as well as a written thesis or dissertation; typically takes three to five years of full-time study to complete; also known as doctorate
c)
elaborate, comprehensive, independent research project contributing to the field of study
d)
graduate degree requiring 30 to 72 credit hours after the bachelor's degree is earned, as well as possibly requiring a written thesis or dissertation; typically takes two to three years of full-time study to complete
e)
term used to describe the advanced level of academic post-secondary education; includes master's level and doctoral level; may be used to describe the degrees, courses, students, etc.
22.
Endowment
a)
account of donation funds invested in order to continuously generate income; the original endowment amount is left alone, while the income it generates is available for spending
b)
graduate degree which focuses on skills and practical analysis over theory or research; degree required to work in a certain profession or intended to prepare the student for an exam required to work in a certain profession
c)
graduate degree requiring 48 to 72 credit hours after the master's degree is earned, as well as a written thesis or dissertation; typically takes three to five years of full-time study to complete; also known as doctorate
d)
elaborate, comprehensive, independent research project contributing to the field of study
e)
graduate degree requiring 30 to 72 credit hours after the bachelor's degree is earned, as well as possibly requiring a written thesis or dissertation; typically takes two to three years of full-time study to complete
23.
Vocational, Trade and Technical Schools
a)
post-secondary institutions providing job-specific training through formal classes and hands-on training directly related to a student's career of interest; award diplomas or certificates, and may also prepare students for a licensing exam
b)
account of donation funds invested in order to continuously generate income; the original endowment amount is left alone, while the income it generates is available for spending
c)
graduate degree which focuses on skills and practical analysis over theory or research; degree required to work in a certain profession or intended to prepare the student for an exam required to work in a certain profession
d)
graduate degree requiring 48 to 72 credit hours after the master's degree is earned, as well as a written thesis or dissertation; typically takes three to five years of full-time study to complete; also known as doctorate
e)
elaborate, comprehensive, independent research project contributing to the field of study
24.
Community and Junior Colleges
a)
post-secondary institutions providing traditional academic classes with flexible scheduling; award associate degrees, diplomas and/or certificates; also known as two-year colleges
b)
post-secondary institutions providing job-specific training through formal classes and hands-on training directly related to a student's career of interest; award diplomas or certificates, and may also prepare students for a licensing exam
c)
account of donation funds invested in order to continuously generate income; the original endowment amount is left alone, while the income it generates is available for spending
d)
graduate degree which focuses on skills and practical analysis over theory or research; degree required to work in a certain profession or intended to prepare the student for an exam required to work in a certain profession
e)
graduate degree requiring 48 to 72 credit hours after the master's degree is earned, as well as a written thesis or dissertation; typically takes three to five years of full-time study to complete; also known as doctorate
25.
Colleges and Universities
a)
post-secondary institutions providing traditional academic classes as well as any number of campus amenities; award bachelor's degrees; may or may not offer graduate degrees; also known as four-year colleges
b)
post-secondary institutions providing traditional academic classes with flexible scheduling; award associate degrees, diplomas and/or certificates; also known as two-year colleges
c)
post-secondary institutions providing job-specific training through formal classes and hands-on training directly related to a student's career of interest; award diplomas or certificates, and may also prepare students for a licensing exam
d)
account of donation funds invested in order to continuously generate income; the original endowment amount is left alone, while the income it generates is available for spending
e)
graduate degree which focuses on skills and practical analysis over theory or research; degree required to work in a certain profession or intended to prepare the student for an exam required to work in a certain profession
26.
Amenity
a)
something which makes life easier or more enjoyable
b)
post-secondary institutions providing traditional academic classes as well as any number of campus amenities; award bachelor's degrees; may or may not offer graduate degrees; also known as four-year colleges
c)
post-secondary institutions providing traditional academic classes with flexible scheduling; award associate degrees, diplomas and/or certificates; also known as two-year colleges
d)
post-secondary institutions providing job-specific training through formal classes and hands-on training directly related to a student's career of interest; award diplomas or certificates, and may also prepare students for a licensing exam
e)
account of donation funds invested in order to continuously generate income; the original endowment amount is left alone, while the income it generates is available for spending
27.
GED
a)
general equivalency diploma; certificate considered equivalent to a high school diploma, earned by passing a test
b)
something which makes life easier or more enjoyable
c)
post-secondary institutions providing traditional academic classes as well as any number of campus amenities; award bachelor's degrees; may or may not offer graduate degrees; also known as four-year colleges
d)
post-secondary institutions providing traditional academic classes with flexible scheduling; award associate degrees, diplomas and/or certificates; also known as two-year colleges
e)
post-secondary institutions providing job-specific training through formal classes and hands-on training directly related to a student's career of interest; award diplomas or certificates, and may also prepare students for a licensing exam
28.
Open Admissions
a)
term meaning anyone with a high school diploma or GED is admitted
b)
general equivalency diploma; certificate considered equivalent to a high school diploma, earned by passing a test
c)
something which makes life easier or more enjoyable
d)
post-secondary institutions providing traditional academic classes as well as any number of campus amenities; award bachelor's degrees; may or may not offer graduate degrees; also known as four-year colleges
e)
post-secondary institutions providing traditional academic classes with flexible scheduling; award associate degrees, diplomas and/or certificates; also known as two-year colleges
29.
GPA
a)
grade point average; average grade earned by a student, converted to a fourpoint scale
b)
term meaning anyone with a high school diploma or GED is admitted
c)
general equivalency diploma; certificate considered equivalent to a high school diploma, earned by passing a test
d)
something which makes life easier or more enjoyable
e)
post-secondary institutions providing traditional academic classes as well as any number of campus amenities; award bachelor's degrees; may or may not offer graduate degrees; also known as four-year colleges
30.
Advanced Placement
a)
program created and controlled by The College Board® in which introductory college-level courses are taught in high schools; also known as AP
b)
grade point average; average grade earned by a student, converted to a fourpoint scale
c)
term meaning anyone with a high school diploma or GED is admitted
d)
general equivalency diploma; certificate considered equivalent to a high school diploma, earned by passing a test
e)
something which makes life easier or more enjoyable
31.
International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme
a)
two-year integrated program offering college-level courses; also known as the IB program
b)
program created and controlled by The College Board® in which introductory college-level courses are taught in high schools; also known as AP
c)
grade point average; average grade earned by a student, converted to a fourpoint scale
d)
term meaning anyone with a high school diploma or GED is admitted
e)
general equivalency diploma; certificate considered equivalent to a high school diploma, earned by passing a test
32.
Dual Enrollment
a)
program allowing students to enroll in college courses for credit while still in high school
b)
two-year integrated program offering college-level courses; also known as the IB program
c)
program created and controlled by The College Board® in which introductory college-level courses are taught in high schools; also known as AP
d)
grade point average; average grade earned by a student, converted to a fourpoint scale
e)
term meaning anyone with a high school diploma or GED is admitted
33.
University
a)
institution of higher learning which offers teaching and research facilities and awards a variety of bachelor's degrees, master's degrees and doctorates
b)
program allowing students to enroll in college courses for credit while still in high school
c)
two-year integrated program offering college-level courses; also known as the IB program
d)
program created and controlled by The College Board® in which introductory college-level courses are taught in high schools; also known as AP
e)
grade point average; average grade earned by a student, converted to a fourpoint scale
34.
College
a)
institution of higher learning which offers bachelor's degrees in liberal arts, science or both
b)
institution of higher learning which offers teaching and research facilities and awards a variety of bachelor's degrees, master's degrees and doctorates
c)
program allowing students to enroll in college courses for credit while still in high school
d)
two-year integrated program offering college-level courses; also known as the IB program
e)
program created and controlled by The College Board® in which introductory college-level courses are taught in high schools; also known as AP
35.
Community/Junior College
a)
institution of higher learning which offers associate degrees; often governmentsupported and less expensive than universities and colleges
b)
institution of higher learning which offers bachelor's degrees in liberal arts, science or both
c)
institution of higher learning which offers teaching and research facilities and awards a variety of bachelor's degrees, master's degrees and doctorates
d)
program allowing students to enroll in college courses for credit while still in high school
e)
two-year integrated program offering college-level courses; also known as the IB program
36.
Technical School
a)
institution of higher learning which offers training for specific careers, such as welding, culinary arts, plumbing, medical assisting, cosmetology, etc.; sometimes provide students with licensure, certification or associate degrees; also known as vocational college or trade school
b)
institution of higher learning which offers associate degrees; often governmentsupported and less expensive than universities and colleges
c)
institution of higher learning which offers bachelor's degrees in liberal arts, science or both
d)
institution of higher learning which offers teaching and research facilities and awards a variety of bachelor's degrees, master's degrees and doctorates
e)
program allowing students to enroll in college courses for credit while still in high school
37.
Associate Degree
a)
requires 60 hours of coursework, usually taking two years to complete; vary based on school and subject area
b)
institution of higher learning which offers training for specific careers, such as welding, culinary arts, plumbing, medical assisting, cosmetology, etc.; sometimes provide students with licensure, certification or associate degrees; also known as vocational college or trade school
c)
institution of higher learning which offers associate degrees; often governmentsupported and less expensive than universities and colleges
d)
institution of higher learning which offers bachelor's degrees in liberal arts, science or both
e)
institution of higher learning which offers teaching and research facilities and awards a variety of bachelor's degrees, master's degrees and doctorates
38.
Major
a)
subject of specialization chosen by a student of an institution of higher learning
b)
requires 60 hours of coursework, usually taking two years to complete; vary based on school and subject area
c)
institution of higher learning which offers training for specific careers, such as welding, culinary arts, plumbing, medical assisting, cosmetology, etc.; sometimes provide students with licensure, certification or associate degrees; also known as vocational college or trade school
d)
institution of higher learning which offers associate degrees; often governmentsupported and less expensive than universities and colleges
e)
institution of higher learning which offers bachelor's degrees in liberal arts, science or both
39.
Extracurricular Activities
a)
activities falling outside of the normal, required curriculum of school
b)
subject of specialization chosen by a student of an institution of higher learning
c)
requires 60 hours of coursework, usually taking two years to complete; vary based on school and subject area
d)
institution of higher learning which offers training for specific careers, such as welding, culinary arts, plumbing, medical assisting, cosmetology, etc.; sometimes provide students with licensure, certification or associate degrees; also known as vocational college or trade school
e)
institution of higher learning which offers associate degrees; often governmentsupported and less expensive than universities and colleges
40.
Mentor
a)
trusted guide or counselor who provides information, advice and support
b)
activities falling outside of the normal, required curriculum of school
c)
subject of specialization chosen by a student of an institution of higher learning
d)
requires 60 hours of coursework, usually taking two years to complete; vary based on school and subject area
e)
institution of higher learning which offers training for specific careers, such as welding, culinary arts, plumbing, medical assisting, cosmetology, etc.; sometimes provide students with licensure, certification or associate degrees; also known as vocational college or trade school
41.
Employability
a)
level to which someone is likely to gain employment and be successful in a career
b)
trusted guide or counselor who provides information, advice and support
c)
activities falling outside of the normal, required curriculum of school
d)
subject of specialization chosen by a student of an institution of higher learning
e)
requires 60 hours of coursework, usually taking two years to complete; vary based on school and subject area
42.
Employability Skills
a)
skills needed to be effective in any job market and workplace
b)
level to which someone is likely to gain employment and be successful in a career
c)
trusted guide or counselor who provides information, advice and support
d)
activities falling outside of the normal, required curriculum of school
e)
subject of specialization chosen by a student of an institution of higher learning
43.
Initiative
a)
ability or instinct to act or take charge independently
b)
skills needed to be effective in any job market and workplace
c)
level to which someone is likely to gain employment and be successful in a career
d)
trusted guide or counselor who provides information, advice and support
e)
activities falling outside of the normal, required curriculum of school
44.
Lifestyle
a)
way or condition in which a person lives; reflect a person's values, morals, culture and financial situation
b)
ability or instinct to act or take charge independently
c)
skills needed to be effective in any job market and workplace
d)
level to which someone is likely to gain employment and be successful in a career
e)
trusted guide or counselor who provides information, advice and support
45.
Socioeconomic Status
a)
measure of position based on social and economic factors including education, income, occupation and wealth
b)
way or condition in which a person lives; reflect a person's values, morals, culture and financial situation
c)
ability or instinct to act or take charge independently
d)
skills needed to be effective in any job market and workplace
e)
level to which someone is likely to gain employment and be successful in a career
46.
Work-life Balance
a)
balance between work and personal responsibilities
b)
measure of position based on social and economic factors including education, income, occupation and wealth
c)
way or condition in which a person lives; reflect a person's values, morals, culture and financial situation
d)
ability or instinct to act or take charge independently
e)
skills needed to be effective in any job market and workplace
47.
Burnout
a)
emotional, mental and physical exhaustion caused by overloading
b)
balance between work and personal responsibilities
c)
measure of position based on social and economic factors including education, income, occupation and wealth
d)
way or condition in which a person lives; reflect a person's values, morals, culture and financial situation
e)
ability or instinct to act or take charge independently
48.
Leisure
a)
time for hobbies, ease and relaxation
b)
emotional, mental and physical exhaustion caused by overloading
c)
balance between work and personal responsibilities
d)
measure of position based on social and economic factors including education, income, occupation and wealth
e)
way or condition in which a person lives; reflect a person's values, morals, culture and financial situation
49.
Discrimination
a)
act of treating people differently based solely on physical characteristics such as age, gender, race, ethnicity, disability, etc.; is illegal in the workplace; lowers morale in the workplace and is bad for business
b)
time for hobbies, ease and relaxation
c)
emotional, mental and physical exhaustion caused by overloading
d)
balance between work and personal responsibilities
e)
measure of position based on social and economic factors including education, income, occupation and wealth
50.
Glass Ceiling
a)
term used to describe a barrier preventing minorities and women from rising to positions of power or responsibility
b)
act of treating people differently based solely on physical characteristics such as age, gender, race, ethnicity, disability, etc.; is illegal in the workplace; lowers morale in the workplace and is bad for business
c)
time for hobbies, ease and relaxation
d)
emotional, mental and physical exhaustion caused by overloading
e)
balance between work and personal responsibilities
51.
Morale
a)
mental and emotional well-being of a person or group
b)
term used to describe a barrier preventing minorities and women from rising to positions of power or responsibility
c)
act of treating people differently based solely on physical characteristics such as age, gender, race, ethnicity, disability, etc.; is illegal in the workplace; lowers morale in the workplace and is bad for business
d)
time for hobbies, ease and relaxation
e)
emotional, mental and physical exhaustion caused by overloading
52.
Stereotype
a)
oversimplified or biased mental picture which characterizes a person or group of people
b)
mental and emotional well-being of a person or group
c)
term used to describe a barrier preventing minorities and women from rising to positions of power or responsibility
d)
act of treating people differently based solely on physical characteristics such as age, gender, race, ethnicity, disability, etc.; is illegal in the workplace; lowers morale in the workplace and is bad for business
e)
time for hobbies, ease and relaxation
53.
Economy
a)
state of wealth, resources and employment in a country or region; has a lot of influence on the job market and workforce
b)
oversimplified or biased mental picture which characterizes a person or group of people
c)
mental and emotional well-being of a person or group
d)
term used to describe a barrier preventing minorities and women from rising to positions of power or responsibility
e)
act of treating people differently based solely on physical characteristics such as age, gender, race, ethnicity, disability, etc.; is illegal in the workplace; lowers morale in the workplace and is bad for business
54.
Recession
a)
period of reduced economic activity; affects the job market and unemployment
b)
state of wealth, resources and employment in a country or region; has a lot of influence on the job market and workforce
c)
oversimplified or biased mental picture which characterizes a person or group of people
d)
mental and emotional well-being of a person or group
e)
term used to describe a barrier preventing minorities and women from rising to positions of power or responsibility
55.
Blue-collar Career
a)
relates to labor and working with your hands
b)
period of reduced economic activity; affects the job market and unemployment
c)
state of wealth, resources and employment in a country or region; has a lot of influence on the job market and workforce
d)
oversimplified or biased mental picture which characterizes a person or group of people
e)
mental and emotional well-being of a person or group
56.
White-collar Career
a)
relates to working in an office setting
b)
relates to labor and working with your hands
c)
period of reduced economic activity; affects the job market and unemployment
d)
state of wealth, resources and employment in a country or region; has a lot of influence on the job market and workforce
e)
oversimplified or biased mental picture which characterizes a person or group of people
57.
Career Cluster
a)
group of similar occupations and industries
b)
relates to working in an office setting
c)
relates to labor and working with your hands
d)
period of reduced economic activity; affects the job market and unemployment
e)
state of wealth, resources and employment in a country or region; has a lot of influence on the job market and workforce
58.
Lifelong Learning
a)
ongoing, voluntary pursuit of knowledge
b)
group of similar occupations and industries
c)
relates to working in an office setting
d)
relates to labor and working with your hands
e)
period of reduced economic activity; affects the job market and unemployment
59.
Career Ladder
a)
term used to describe the vertically structured sequence of job positions through which a person can progress
b)
ongoing, voluntary pursuit of knowledge
c)
group of similar occupations and industries
d)
relates to working in an office setting
e)
relates to labor and working with your hands
60.
Résumé
a)
document listing a person's education, work experience and accomplishments used by employers to determine job eligibility
b)
term used to describe the vertically structured sequence of job positions through which a person can progress
c)
ongoing, voluntary pursuit of knowledge
d)
group of similar occupations and industries
e)
relates to working in an office setting
61.
Portfolio
a)
collection of past work used to document skills and achievements
b)
document listing a person's education, work experience and accomplishments used by employers to determine job eligibility
c)
term used to describe the vertically structured sequence of job positions through which a person can progress
d)
ongoing, voluntary pursuit of knowledge
e)
group of similar occupations and industries
62.
Financial Aid
a)
funding provided to a student to help pay for education-related expenses
b)
collection of past work used to document skills and achievements
c)
document listing a person's education, work experience and accomplishments used by employers to determine job eligibility
d)
term used to describe the vertically structured sequence of job positions through which a person can progress
e)
ongoing, voluntary pursuit of knowledge
63.
Tuition
a)
money charged for teaching and instruction provided by a school
b)
funding provided to a student to help pay for education-related expenses
c)
collection of past work used to document skills and achievements
d)
document listing a person's education, work experience and accomplishments used by employers to determine job eligibility
e)
term used to describe the vertically structured sequence of job positions through which a person can progress
64.
Fee
a)
money charged for services provided
b)
money charged for teaching and instruction provided by a school
c)
funding provided to a student to help pay for education-related expenses
d)
collection of past work used to document skills and achievements
e)
document listing a person's education, work experience and accomplishments used by employers to determine job eligibility
65.
Room and Board
a)
term referring to the costs of housing and food
b)
money charged for services provided
c)
money charged for teaching and instruction provided by a school
d)
funding provided to a student to help pay for education-related expenses
e)
collection of past work used to document skills and achievements
66.
Gift Aid
a)
financial aid which is a gift and does not have to be repaid; includes grants and scholarships
b)
term referring to the costs of housing and food
c)
money charged for services provided
d)
money charged for teaching and instruction provided by a school
e)
funding provided to a student to help pay for education-related expenses
67.
Self-help Aid
a)
financial aid for which the student must take responsibility; includes work-study and loans
b)
financial aid which is a gift and does not have to be repaid; includes grants and scholarships
c)
term referring to the costs of housing and food
d)
money charged for services provided
e)
money charged for teaching and instruction provided by a school
68.
Pell Grant
a)
federal grant awarded based on financial need; amount depends on a student's EFC and enrollment status, as well as the cost of attendance
b)
financial aid for which the student must take responsibility; includes work-study and loans
c)
financial aid which is a gift and does not have to be repaid; includes grants and scholarships
d)
term referring to the costs of housing and food
e)
money charged for services provided
69.
Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant
a)
federal grant awarded based on financial need; amount depends on a student's financial need; also known as SEO Grant
b)
federal grant awarded based on financial need; amount depends on a student's EFC and enrollment status, as well as the cost of attendance
c)
financial aid for which the student must take responsibility; includes work-study and loans
d)
financial aid which is a gift and does not have to be repaid; includes grants and scholarships
e)
term referring to the costs of housing and food
70.
Work-study Program
a)
need-based financial aid program allowing students to work a part-time campus job to help pay for college
b)
federal grant awarded based on financial need; amount depends on a student's financial need; also known as SEO Grant
c)
federal grant awarded based on financial need; amount depends on a student's EFC and enrollment status, as well as the cost of attendance
d)
financial aid for which the student must take responsibility; includes work-study and loans
e)
financial aid which is a gift and does not have to be repaid; includes grants and scholarships
71.
Loan
a)
sum of money borrowed
b)
need-based financial aid program allowing students to work a part-time campus job to help pay for college
c)
federal grant awarded based on financial need; amount depends on a student's financial need; also known as SEO Grant
d)
federal grant awarded based on financial need; amount depends on a student's EFC and enrollment status, as well as the cost of attendance
e)
financial aid for which the student must take responsibility; includes work-study and loans
72.
Federal Student Loan
a)
sum of money borrowed from the federal government to pay for college; typically have lower interest rates and more flexibility than private loans
b)
sum of money borrowed
c)
need-based financial aid program allowing students to work a part-time campus job to help pay for college
d)
federal grant awarded based on financial need; amount depends on a student's financial need; also known as SEO Grant
e)
federal grant awarded based on financial need; amount depends on a student's EFC and enrollment status, as well as the cost of attendance
73.
Subsidized Loan
a)
loan which does not accrue interest while in school or during the six-month deferment period after graduation
b)
sum of money borrowed from the federal government to pay for college; typically have lower interest rates and more flexibility than private loans
c)
sum of money borrowed
d)
need-based financial aid program allowing students to work a part-time campus job to help pay for college
e)
federal grant awarded based on financial need; amount depends on a student's financial need; also known as SEO Grant
74.
Unsubsidized Loan
a)
a loan which accrues interest from the time it is borrowed, including while the borrower is in school
b)
loan which does not accrue interest while in school or during the six-month deferment period after graduation
c)
sum of money borrowed from the federal government to pay for college; typically have lower interest rates and more flexibility than private loans
d)
sum of money borrowed
e)
need-based financial aid program allowing students to work a part-time campus job to help pay for college
75.
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
a)
form used to apply for federally funded financial aid; also used by some states and colleges to determine eligibility for state- and college-funded aid; includes questions concerning income, financial situation and demographic data
b)
a loan which accrues interest from the time it is borrowed, including while the borrower is in school
c)
loan which does not accrue interest while in school or during the six-month deferment period after graduation
d)
sum of money borrowed from the federal government to pay for college; typically have lower interest rates and more flexibility than private loans
e)
sum of money borrowed
76.
Expected Family Contribution (EFC)
a)
measure of a family's financial ability used to determine eligibility for financial aid; calculated according to a formula which considers income, assets, family size and number of family members in college
b)
form used to apply for federally funded financial aid; also used by some states and colleges to determine eligibility for state- and college-funded aid; includes questions concerning income, financial situation and demographic data
c)
a loan which accrues interest from the time it is borrowed, including while the borrower is in school
d)
loan which does not accrue interest while in school or during the six-month deferment period after graduation
e)
sum of money borrowed from the federal government to pay for college; typically have lower interest rates and more flexibility than private loans
77.
PROFILE® Application
a)
online application created by the College Scholarship Service and used by almost 400 colleges and scholarship programs to award financial aid from sources outside of the federal government
b)
measure of a family's financial ability used to determine eligibility for financial aid; calculated according to a formula which considers income, assets, family size and number of family members in college
c)
form used to apply for federally funded financial aid; also used by some states and colleges to determine eligibility for state- and college-funded aid; includes questions concerning income, financial situation and demographic data
d)
a loan which accrues interest from the time it is borrowed, including while the borrower is in school
e)
loan which does not accrue interest while in school or during the six-month deferment period after graduation
78.
Student Aid Report (SAR)
a)
document provided to a student after successful completion of the FAFSA which summarizes basic information about a student's eligibility for federal student aid and lists the student's answers to the questions on the FAFSA
b)
online application created by the College Scholarship Service and used by almost 400 colleges and scholarship programs to award financial aid from sources outside of the federal government
c)
measure of a family's financial ability used to determine eligibility for financial aid; calculated according to a formula which considers income, assets, family size and number of family members in college
d)
form used to apply for federally funded financial aid; also used by some states and colleges to determine eligibility for state- and college-funded aid; includes questions concerning income, financial situation and demographic data
e)
a loan which accrues interest from the time it is borrowed, including while the borrower is in school
79.
Master Promissory Note (MPN)
a)
legally binding loan contract in which a student agrees to pay back the loan and agrees to all terms and conditions included
b)
document provided to a student after successful completion of the FAFSA which summarizes basic information about a student's eligibility for federal student aid and lists the student's answers to the questions on the FAFSA
c)
online application created by the College Scholarship Service and used by almost 400 colleges and scholarship programs to award financial aid from sources outside of the federal government
d)
measure of a family's financial ability used to determine eligibility for financial aid; calculated according to a formula which considers income, assets, family size and number of family members in college
e)
form used to apply for federally funded financial aid; also used by some states and colleges to determine eligibility for state- and college-funded aid; includes questions concerning income, financial situation and demographic data
80.
Loan Entrance Counseling
a)
program which shows students how to manage student loans
b)
legally binding loan contract in which a student agrees to pay back the loan and agrees to all terms and conditions included
c)
document provided to a student after successful completion of the FAFSA which summarizes basic information about a student's eligibility for federal student aid and lists the student's answers to the questions on the FAFSA
d)
online application created by the College Scholarship Service and used by almost 400 colleges and scholarship programs to award financial aid from sources outside of the federal government
e)
measure of a family's financial ability used to determine eligibility for financial aid; calculated according to a formula which considers income, assets, family size and number of family members in college
81.
Impulse
a)
strategy in which a person goes with their first reaction
b)
program which shows students how to manage student loans
c)
legally binding loan contract in which a student agrees to pay back the loan and agrees to all terms and conditions included
d)
document provided to a student after successful completion of the FAFSA which summarizes basic information about a student's eligibility for federal student aid and lists the student's answers to the questions on the FAFSA
e)
online application created by the College Scholarship Service and used by almost 400 colleges and scholarship programs to award financial aid from sources outside of the federal government
82.
Escape
a)
strategy in which a person avoids a decision or makes up an answer to deflect an injury
b)
strategy in which a person goes with their first reaction
c)
program which shows students how to manage student loans
d)
legally binding loan contract in which a student agrees to pay back the loan and agrees to all terms and conditions included
e)
document provided to a student after successful completion of the FAFSA which summarizes basic information about a student's eligibility for federal student aid and lists the student's answers to the questions on the FAFSA
83.
Procrastination
a)
strategy in which a person delays making the decision until someone else makes the decision or until options disappear; deciding "by default"
b)
strategy in which a person avoids a decision or makes up an answer to deflect an injury
c)
strategy in which a person goes with their first reaction
d)
program which shows students how to manage student loans
e)
legally binding loan contract in which a student agrees to pay back the loan and agrees to all terms and conditions included
84.
Compliance
a)
strategy in which a person hands over control or lets someone else decide
b)
strategy in which a person delays making the decision until someone else makes the decision or until options disappear; deciding "by default"
c)
strategy in which a person avoids a decision or makes up an answer to deflect an injury
d)
strategy in which a person goes with their first reaction
e)
program which shows students how to manage student loans
85.
Agony
a)
strategy in which a person considers every detail of every option over and over again
b)
strategy in which a person hands over control or lets someone else decide
c)
strategy in which a person delays making the decision until someone else makes the decision or until options disappear; deciding "by default"
d)
strategy in which a person avoids a decision or makes up an answer to deflect an injury
e)
strategy in which a person goes with their first reaction
86.
Play It Safe
a)
strategy in which a person chooses the alternative with the lowest level of risk
b)
strategy in which a person considers every detail of every option over and over again
c)
strategy in which a person hands over control or lets someone else decide
d)
strategy in which a person delays making the decision until someone else makes the decision or until options disappear; deciding "by default"
e)
strategy in which a person avoids a decision or makes up an answer to deflect an injury
87.
Decision-making Process
a)
consists of seven steps— identifying the decision to be made, gathering information, listing all the possible alternatives of each choice, weighing the evidence, selecting the best choice, making the decision and evaluating the decision
b)
strategy in which a person chooses the alternative with the lowest level of risk
c)
strategy in which a person considers every detail of every option over and over again
d)
strategy in which a person hands over control or lets someone else decide
e)
strategy in which a person delays making the decision until someone else makes the decision or until options disappear; deciding "by default"
88.
Stagnation
a)
to stop developing, growing, progressing or advancing
b)
consists of seven steps— identifying the decision to be made, gathering information, listing all the possible alternatives of each choice, weighing the evidence, selecting the best choice, making the decision and evaluating the decision
c)
strategy in which a person chooses the alternative with the lowest level of risk
d)
strategy in which a person considers every detail of every option over and over again
e)
strategy in which a person hands over control or lets someone else decide
89.
Values
a)
a person's principles of standards of behavior; one's judgment of what is important in life
b)
to stop developing, growing, progressing or advancing
c)
consists of seven steps— identifying the decision to be made, gathering information, listing all the possible alternatives of each choice, weighing the evidence, selecting the best choice, making the decision and evaluating the decision
d)
strategy in which a person chooses the alternative with the lowest level of risk
e)
strategy in which a person considers every detail of every option over and over again
90.
Priorities
a)
a thing which is regarded as more important than others
b)
a person's principles of standards of behavior; one's judgment of what is important in life
c)
to stop developing, growing, progressing or advancing
d)
consists of seven steps— identifying the decision to be made, gathering information, listing all the possible alternatives of each choice, weighing the evidence, selecting the best choice, making the decision and evaluating the decision
e)
strategy in which a person chooses the alternative with the lowest level of risk
91.
Environment
a)
combination of surroundings, conditions or influences
b)
a thing which is regarded as more important than others
c)
a person's principles of standards of behavior; one's judgment of what is important in life
d)
to stop developing, growing, progressing or advancing
e)
consists of seven steps— identifying the decision to be made, gathering information, listing all the possible alternatives of each choice, weighing the evidence, selecting the best choice, making the decision and evaluating the decision
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