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Career Compass Final Exam

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is urban agriculture mostly about?

a)

Farming in the countryside

b)

Growing food in cities

c)

Getting food from other countries

d)

Selling food at markets

2.

Which is NOT a plus of urban agriculture?

a)

More fresh food

b)

Cheaper food because it travels less

c)

Big commercial farms

d)

People working together in communities

3.

A Hydroponics Specialist does what?

a)

Works with soil in gardens

b)

Designs ways to grow plants without soil

c)

Sells food at markets

d)

Teaches farmers about bugs

4.

What does an Urban Farm Manager do?

a)

Designs parks

b)

Takes care of an urban farm every day

c)

Studies plant genetics in a lab

d)

Runs a grocery store

5.

Which job studies soil?

a)

Agricultural Engineer

b)

Educational Program Coordinator

c)

Soil Scientist

d)

Urban Agriculture Entrepreneur

6.

What’s important when planning an urban farm’s budget?

a)

How much land costs in the country

b)

How much it costs to ship things from far away

c)

Not having much space in the city

d)

Paying lots of workers

7.

How does an Educational Program Coordinator help an urban farm?

a)

Teaches people in the community how to grow things

b)

Sells food

c)

Drives big machines

d)

Studies plant genes

8.

What might an Agricultural Engineer do in urban farming?

a)

Designs ways to water rooftop gardens

b)

Plans community events

c)

Writes for farming magazines

d)

Sells fertilizers

9.

What skills does an Urban Agriculture Entrepreneur need?

a)

Computer programming

b)

Knowing many languages

c)

Knowing about business and farming

d)

Knowing how to deep-sea dive

10.

What does an architect do?

a)

Watches over workers at a building site

b)

Plans and designs buildings

c)

Puts in electrical systems

d)

Pours concrete

11.

What is a blueprint?

a)

Something to make a building look pretty

b)

A list of materials

c)

A plan for building something

d)

How much a project will cost

12.

Why is it important to measure rooms correctly in a blueprint?

a)

To make the client happy

b)

To use fewer materials

c)

To make sure the design works

d)

To build faster

13.

What does “structural integrity” refer to in building design?

a)

How good a building looks

b)

How cheap the design is

c)

How strong a building is

d)

How eco-friendly the materials are

14.

A construction manager is responsible for:

a)

Designing the building architecture

b)

Overseeing construction projects

c)

Performing electrical installations

d)

Manufacturing construction materials

15.

Why do architects and construction workers need to talk to each other?

a)

To finish faster

b)

To spend less money

c)

To make sure the design is built right

d)

To make the client happy

16.

What tool is best for measuring rooms on a blueprint?

a)

Protractor

b)

Compass

c)

Ruler

d)

Calculator

17.

What skill is LEAST important for an architect?

a)

Creativity

b)

Mathematical ability

c)

Physical strength

d)

Attention to detail

18.

What does “design aesthetics” refer to in architecture?

a)

The structural soundness of a building

b)

The cost-effectiveness of the design

c)

How pretty a building looks

d)

How the building affects the environment

19.

What is one economic impact of tourism?

a)

Less jobs

b)

Lower home prices

c)

Money coming into local economies

d)

Less need for transportation

20.

When planning an international trip, which of these is most important to consider first?

a)

What souvenirs to buy

b)

What restaurants to try

c)

Budget and destination

21.

How does transportation play a role in the tourism industry?

a)

It’s not really important for tourism

b)

It only matters for air travel

c)

It connects tourists to their destinations

d)

It’s only relevant for cruise ships

22.

Why might different people experience traveling differently?

a)

Everyone experiences travel exactly the same way

b)

Travel experiences only differ based on destination

c)

Personal interests, cultural background, and expectations can affect experiences

d)

Travel experiences only differ based on budget