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College & Career Unit Assessment

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Group of jobs and industries that are related by skills or products
a)
occupational grouping
b)
career mass
c)
career cluster
d)
career pathway
2.
What is Selective Service?
a)
choosing a college
b)
men signing up for the military
c)
identifying a career pathway
d)
taking self assessments
3.
Program in which a person works and goes to school to learn a trade
a)
internship
b)
master's degree
c)
apprenticeship
d)
cover letter
4.
Accompanies your resume to show employers a little bit more about you
a)
cover letter
b)
career clusters
c)
references
d)
resume
5.
Evaluation of oneself in a particular area
a)
internship
b)
self assessment
c)
informational interview
d)
job shadowing
6.
A group of careers that share common skills, knowledge, & interests
a)
occupational grouping
b)
career mass
c)
career cluster
d)
career pathway
7.
People who know you, but are not related to you who will give you a positive recommendation for a job
a)
cover letter
b)
career clusters
c)
references
d)
resume
8.
What does Post Secondary Education mean?
a)
received your Core 40 degree from high school
b)
any education after high school; includes college, trade, or technical school
c)
enlisted in the the military
d)
completed an internship
9.
A program that provides practical work experience during high school or college
a)
career
b)
internship
c)
apprenticeship
d)
technical certificate
10.

At what age do men have to sign up for the draft?

a)

16 with parental consent

b)

17 with parental consent

c)

18

d)

21

11.
How does a cover letter differ from a resume?
a)
lists your relevant work history
b)
required as part of the application process
c)
generic document that you can send to multiple potential employers
d)
it highlights your personal story and interest in a position
12.
A time between high school graduation and the start of college where you might travel, work, or continue to explore options for college or a career
a)
cover letter
b)
bachelor's degree
c)
technical certificate
d)
gap year
13.
A document used and created by a person to represent their background, skills, and accomplishments
a)
cover letter
b)
career clusters
c)
references
d)
resume
14.
All of the following are alternatives to attending a 4-year college except
a)
joining the workforce
b)
obtaining a bachelor's degree
c)
attending a trade school
d)
enlisting in the military
15.
Which of the following is true about a resume?
a)
Typically viewed as an optional document by some hiring managers
b)
should give an overview of your education, skills, and qualifications
c)
it's common to be 2-3 pages in length
16.
How many years does it take to earn an Associates Degree?
a)
8-12
b)
4
c)
2
d)
6-8
17.
How many years does it take to earn a Bachelor's Degree?
a)
8-12
b)
4
c)
2
d)
6-8
18.
How many years does it take to earn a Master's Degree?
a)
8-12
b)
4
c)
2
d)
6-8
19.
How many years does it take to earn a Doctorate Degree?
a)
8-12
b)
4
c)
2
d)
6-8
20.
If I have my Doctorate Degree do I have to perform surgery on people, or see patients?
a)
Yes
b)
No
21.
If I join the military directly from high school, I am...
a)
an Officer
b)
Enlisted
22.

Which of the following is the best example of a reference?

a)

A Teacher

b)

Your boss

c)

Mrs. Burbank

d)

Mrs. Burbank, Digital Communications Teacher, CPMS

23.
What is tuition?
a)
How much it costs to live on a college campus.
b)
A way to get into college
c)
Something you send with your resume
d)
How much your classes cost for college.
24.

What is an important aspect of career exploration for students?

a)

Focusing solely on the advice of family

b)

Researching and understanding the future outlook of potential careers

c)

Choosing a career path by the age of 16

d)

Ignoring market trends and job forecasts

25.

What is the first step in career exploration?

a)

Deciding on a job based on what your friends choose

b)

Assessing your interests, values, and skills

c)

Applying for any job you find

d)

Waiting for a job to find you