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Words to Know 3.00

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An occupation undertaken for a significant period of a person’s life

and with opportunities for progress.

a)

Career

b)

Job

c)

Occupation

d)

Qualifications

2.

What is a job?

a)

A source of supply, support, or aid, especially one that can be

readily drawn upon when needed.

b)

A collection of your work experience, achievements, and

qualifications for a type of position or a specific role.

c)

A paid position of regular employment.

d)

A starting place for many careers that often require little to

no professional experience.

3.

What is an example of an occupation?

a)

Accountant

b)

Engineer

c)

Curator

d)

Farmer

4.

What is the difference between a job and a occupation?

a)

There is none

b)

Jobs are the individual tasks or roles that people perform to earn income

c)

a job is a broader category of work

d)

They are opposites

5.

What is the forecast of the anticipated change in a particular

occupation?

a)

Job Outlook

b)

Job Plan

6.

Which word(s) best describes "an entry-level job?

a)

Bottom Level

b)

High Paying

c)

Advanced

d)

Starting Place

7.

What type of job is "a position for which an employee possesses specialized

skill sets and abilities to perform the desired operation?"

a)

Operative Job

b)

Technical Job

c)

Professional Job

8.

What type of job is "a job in which employees work on an industrial machine or

a specific aspect of the manufacturing business?"

a)

Operative Job

b)

Technical Job

c)

Professional Job

9.

What type of job is "a career that requires a specific level of college

education, typically a bachelor's degree or higher, for someone to perform

its duties and responsibilities?"

a)

Professional Job

b)

Operative Job

c)

Technical Job

10.

Which sentence uses the correct definition of resource?

a)

The library serves as a valuable resource for students, providing access to books, research materials, and quiet study spaces.

b)

The natural resources of the region, such as forests and rivers, play a crucial role in sustaining the local economy and environment.

11.

What might you learn during career exploration?

a)

skills

b)

interests

c)

values

d)

specific details

12.

What is an example of work-based learning?

a)

Internships

b)

Job-shadowing

c)

CTSOs

d)

Informational Interviews

13.

An informational interview is an informal meeting to learn about the real-life

experience of someone working in a field or company that interests you.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Qualifications are the physical tools or equipment required to perform a job.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Select the best definition for Earning Potential?

a)

A type of rare fabric that generates money when worn, commonly used in magical tailors' guilds.

b)

The top salary for a particular field or profession.

c)

The ability to do something well.

d)

The elements that comprise the setting in which

employees work and impact workers.

16.

What is the elements that comprise the setting in which

employees work and impact workers?

a)

Work Based Learning

b)

Safety Conditions

c)

Work Environment

d)

Skills

17.

A collection of your work experience, achievements, and

qualifications for a type of position or a specific role.

a)
Job Application
b)

Career Portfolio

c)
Cover Letter
18.

Career Values are personal principles that help define your ideal personal

work environment.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Select an example of a skill

a)

communication

b)

Graphic Design

c)

critical thinking

d)

accounting

20.

What is secondary education?

a)

High School

b)

Elementary School

c)

College

d)

Trade School

21.

What is Post-secondary education?

a)

Pre-school

b)

Education before high school.

c)

Education after high school.

d)

High School