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Occupational & Vocational Wellness

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A person or company that provides a job that pays wages or a salary to one or more people is a/an:

a)

Employee

b)

Employer

c)

Job Applicant

d)

Position

2.

___________ are fixed regular payments, typically paid on a daily or weekly basis, made by an employer to an employee.

a)

Payment

b)

Salary

c)

Wages

d)

Compensation

3.

An event where multiple employers offer information about their companies to people who are looking for a job is a/an:

a)

Employer Fair

b)

Company Fair

c)

Occupational Fair

d)

Job Fair

4.

___________ is information that you have learned that can help you do your job.

a)

Knowledge

b)

Skills

c)

Abilities

d)

KSAs

5.

A position of employment with specific duties and compensation is a/an:

a)

Occupation

b)

Job

c)

Career

d)

Profession

6.

A person who works at least 30 hours a week or 130 hours a month is a/an:

a)

Full Time Employee

b)

Part Time Employee

c)

PTE

d)

FTE

7.

A person who works for a company is a/an:

a)

Employer

b)

Worker

c)

Employee

d)

Job Applicant

8.

These are job specific skills & the ones that are required depend on your job interest. They are skills you have learned through both formal & informal training and/or work experience.

a)

Job Skills

b)

Hard Skills

c)

Soft Skills

d)

Skills

9.

This is a way of characterizing jobs based on common similarities.

a)

Field

b)

Career

c)

Profession

d)

Field of Work

10.

This is used to communicate who you are and what you are looking for in 30 seconds or less

a)

Hallway Speech

b)

Sidewalk Speech

c)

Elevator Speech

d)

Escalator Speech

11.

A profession or field of employment for which one trains, such as financial services or medicine, is a/an:

a)

Career

b)

Job

c)

Field

d)

Occupation

12.

This is a description of qualifications that describes a person's knowledge, skills, and abilities related to a job opening.

a)

Knowledge

b)

Skills

c)

Abilities

d)

KSA Statement

13.

Compensation, most usually monetary, paid in exchange for fulfillment of one's duties in a position. Note that some types of income can be non-this. Money a person receives from working.

a)

Income

b)

Salary

c)

Wages

d)

Revenue

14.

This is money earned from a job or other sources, like business or property (rent paid to the landlord)

a)

Salary

b)

Income

c)

Revenue

d)

Wages

15.

A person who is applying for a job is a/an:

a)

Job Seeker

b)

Employee

c)

Job Interviewer

d)

Job Applicant

16.

Any experience that a person gains while working in a specific field or occupation is:

a)

Job Skills

b)

Work Experience

c)

Experience

d)

On the Job Training

17.

Sharing one's unique gifts in rewarding ways, through work or volunteering is called:

a)

Occupational & Vocational Wellness

b)

Occupational Wellness

c)

Vocational Wellness

d)

Workplace Wellness

18.

These include various types of non-wage compensation provided to employees in addition to their normal wages or salaries. These might include health insurance, sick leave, vacation time, discounts of goods and services and/or other things.

a)

Add-ons

b)

Benefits

c)

Perks

d)

Bonuses

19.

A job role that a person has within a company is a/an:

a)

Position

b)

Job

c)

Career

d)

Job Description

20.

When you _______, it is known as the act of completing a job application and/or submitting a resume and cover letter to attempt to get a job.

a)

Search for a job

b)

Get hired

c)

Interview

d)

Apply

21.

These are specific forms that employees need to complete. These forms usually relate to taxes and/or identification.

a)

Job Forms

b)

Employment Forms

c)

Identification Forms

d)

Tax Forms

22.

People who can confirm that you have the knowledge, skills, and abilities that you say you have are called:

a)

Job Applicants

b)

Employers

c)

References

d)

Previous Employers

23.

These are a set of defined expectations and competencies for career readiness:

a)

Employee Expectations

b)

Important Employee Skills

c)

Job Skills

d)

Essential Employability Skills

24.

A brief written account of personal, educational, and professional qualifications and experience, as prepared by an applicant looking for a job is a/an:

a)

Resume

b)

Cover Letter

c)

Job Interview

d)

Job Application

25.

This is a formal document created by employers for job candidates to fill out to get hired to fill a job opening. These can either be on paper or online and contain questions about the job applicant.

a)

Resume

b)

Job Application

c)

Cover Letter

d)

Employment Forms

26.

A desirable extra that comes with a job position is a/an:

a)

Incentive

b)

Perk

c)

Bonus

d)

Benefit

27.

This is a formal meeting where a job applicant is asked questions to determine if they are a good fit for the position.

a)

Assessment

b)

Meeting

c)

KSA Statement

d)

Interview

28.

These are things or tasks that you know how to do that are performed and can be measured. A person can learn these through training and practice.

a)

Skills

b)

Knowledge

c)

Abilities

d)

KSAs

29.

This is a letter sent with and explaining the contents of a document or package. These are usually included with resumes.

a)

Cover Letter

b)

Resume

c)

Job Application

d)

KSA Statement

30.

A person who works a minimum of 20 hours a week is a/an:

a)

Full Time Employee

b)

Part Time Employee

c)

PTE

d)

FTE

31.

The process of looking for a job is called a/an:

a)

Job Quest

b)

Job Seeker

c)

Worker

d)

Job Search

32.

This is a website with information about interest areas, jobs and careers, the process of searching for a job, and helpful resources:

a)

Google

b)

NCcareers.org

c)

NCWorks.gov

d)

NCjobs.com

33.

The transmission of knowledge, building skills, and/or developing character traits is known as __________. This can happen on-the-job, online, in workshops, or in school.

a)

Education

b)

Information

c)

Abilities

d)

Learning

34.

These are skills you have gained throughout your life that can be used in your job.

a)

Hard Skills

b)

Transferrable Skills

c)

Life Skills

d)

Soft Skills

35.

These are the capability to express the skills and knowledge that you have learned. These are typically tasks that can be completed on the job.

a)

KSAs

b)

Knowledge

c)

Abilities

d)

Skills