WorksheetsCareer Research & Decision Making - Test 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
"Emily stared out the window as the rain poured down. She sighed, knowing her weekend plans were ruined."
What can you infer about how Emily feels?
She is happy about the rain.
She is disappointed her plans are canceled.
She is planning to go out in the rain.
She loves rainy days.
"James always made sure to arrive at the bus stop early. He didn’t like taking any chances with his schedule."
What can you infer about James?
He likes to be punctual.
He misses the bus often.
He is not very responsible.
He prefers walking to taking the bus.
"After a long day of work, Sarah sat down with a book and a cup of tea, finally feeling relaxed."
What can you infer about Sarah's day?
It was stressful.
She spent the day reading.
She was at home all day.
She dislikes reading.
How does reading about a character who is nervous before a big event relate to something you’ve experienced in your own life?
It doesn’t relate to my experiences.
It reminds me of a time I felt nervous before a test.
It reminds me of a time when I was feeling calm.
It makes me think of a time I took a nap.
After reading about a historical event,
how can you connect it to something you’ve learned in another subject?
By ignoring the details of the event.
By thinking about my favorite TV show.
By imagining what the event would be like if it happened today.
By remembering a similar event I studied in social studies.
If you read about a character learning a new skill,
what real-life connection can you make?
It reminds me of taking a nap.
It reminds me of watching TV.
It reminds me of how I felt when I learned something new, like riding a bike.
It doesn’t connect to anything I’ve experienced.
Jenna faced the steep hill with determination. Her legs ached from the long hike, and the top
seemed so far away. She paused for a moment, considering turning back. But Jenna shook her
head and pushed forward. Even though she was tired, she refused to give up.
Step by step, she climbed, determined to reach the summit.
In the passage, the character refuses to give up, even when things get difficult. What evidence from the text shows this?
"Even though she failed the first time, she kept trying until she succeeded."
"She smiled when she saw her friends."
"She decided to stop and take a break."
"She was tired and ready to quit."
Tyler stood at the edge of the cliff, looking down at the raging river below. The wind howled, and his heart raced, but he knew what he had to do. With a deep breath, Tyler jumped, diving into the icy water to rescue the stranded hiker who had fallen in moments earlier. He didn’t hesitate, despite the danger.
What evidence from the text supports the idea that the main character is brave?
"He followed all of his friends."
"He was nervous about speaking in front of the crowd."
"He decided to stay home instead of going outside."
"He faced the dangerous situation without hesitation."
Sarah had a busy week ahead. Her teachers assigned multiple homework tasks,
and she had to prepare for a big science test. Despite being invited to a party,
Sarah decided to focus on her schoolwork first. She spent hours at her desk,
reviewing notes, finishing her math problems, and writing her essay.
Only after completing all her assignments did she allow herself to relax and go to the party.
What evidence supports the claim that the character is hardworking?
"She left her homework at home."
"She skipped class to hang out with friends."
"She completed all her homework before going to the party."
"She didn’t study for the test."
Which of the following is the best way to explain why it’s important to study for a test?
Studying is boring and not helpful.
Studying helps you learn the material, which can lead to better grades.
Studying is something everyone does.
Studying is only important for some tests.
Which statement uses logical reasoning to explain why a character should apologize?
Apologizing helps rebuild trust and shows the character understands their mistake.
Apologizing is fun and easy.
Apologizing doesn’t make a difference.
Apologizing is something people rarely do.
Reading is one of the most valuable skills a person can develop. It not only helps improve vocabulary but also expands a person’s understanding of the world. Through books, articles, and stories, readers can explore new cultures, learn about history, and discover scientific concepts. People who read regularly are often better equipped to think critically and make informed decisions, which can lead to success in both personal and professional life.
Which of the following uses evidence to explain why reading is important?
"Reading takes too much time."
"Reading is a good way to waste time."
"Reading improves your vocabulary and helps you understand the world better."
"Reading is something people should avoid."
The Benefits of Exercise:
Exercise is an essential part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. It helps improve physical health, reduces stress, and boosts mental clarity. People who exercise regularly often have more energy, better heart health, and stronger muscles. Additionally, exercise can lower the risk of developing chronic illnesses, such as diabetes and heart disease. Understanding the benefits of exercise can motivate people to include physical activity in their daily routines.
How does the subheading "The Benefits of Exercise" help you understand the main idea of the passage?
It tells you that the section will explain different reasons why exercise is good for you.
It tells you that exercise is not important.
It explains how to exercise.
It doesn’t add any meaning to the passage.
Exercise is an essential part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. It helps improve physical health, reduces stress, and boosts mental clarity. People who exercise regularly often have more energy, better heart health, and stronger muscles. Additionally, exercise can lower the risk of developing chronic illnesses, such as diabetes and heart disease. Understanding the benefits of exercise can motivate people to include physical activity in their daily routines.
It shows which foods are unhealthy.
It doesn’t add any new information to the text.
It explains why some people don’t eat healthy foods.
It provides a visual way to understand the types of foods that are good for you.
How to Stay Safe in a Storm:
Storms can be dangerous and unpredictable, but there are several ways to protect yourself and stay safe. It’s important to stay informed about the weather by listening to local news or checking weather apps. If a storm is approaching, find shelter in a sturdy building and avoid areas that are prone to flooding or high winds. You should also have an emergency kit prepared with essentials like water, non-perishable food, and a flashlight. Following these safety precautions can help you stay safe during severe weather events.
To explain how storms can destroy buildings.
To describe the history of weather patterns.
To explain the steps you should take to protect yourself during a storm.
To tell you how storms form.
What does the image of a scientist working in a lab add to a passage about medical research?
It shows how scientists live outside of work.
It shows what kind of equipment scientists use in their experiments.
It shows how scientists write reports.
It shows what scientists wear during meetings.
Job interviews can be a stressful experience, but with proper preparation, you can increase your chances of success. Before the interview, research the company and learn about the position you're applying for. Practice answering common interview questions, and think of examples from your previous experiences that show your strengths. Dress professionally, arrive on time, and be sure to bring copies of your resume. Remember, the goal of the interview is to demonstrate why you are the best candidate for the job.
How does the subheading "Preparing for a Job Interview" help guide the reader?
It explains how jobs are created.
It tells you about different types of jobs.
It explains why some people don’t interview well.
It introduces tips and advice for job interviews.
How does a map showing migration patterns add to a passage about animal behavior?
It doesn’t add any new information to the passage.
It visually explains how animals move from one place to another.
It shows the different types of animals in the world.
It shows where people live.
What does the diagram of the solar system add to a passage about planets?
It shows the planets' positions in relation to the sun.
It explains how stars are formed.
It doesn’t relate to the passage.
It shows where astronauts live.
The Importance of Sleep:
Sleep is essential for maintaining good health. It allows the body to rest and repair itself, and it plays a critical role in brain function. People who get enough sleep tend to have better memory, focus, and emotional well-being. On the other hand, lack of sleep can lead to a weakened immune system, increased stress, and difficulty concentrating. For most people, it’s important to aim for 7-9 hours of sleep each night to support overall health and well-being.
What does the heading "The Importance of Sleep" suggest about the content of the section?
It will tell you how much food people need.
It will describe how people exercise.
It will explain why sleep is important for your health.
It doesn’t add any meaning to the passage.
