WorksheetsBRAVE MAPS – SEMESTER FINAL EXAM (UNITS 1–10)7th period
Total questions: 96
Worksheet time: 49mins
What does self-awareness help you understand most?
Other people’s mistakes
Your own strengths and challenges
Only your grades
Your friends’ opinions
A personal value influences:
What clothes you wear
Decisions you make
How fast you work
Your schedule
Which action shows self-confidence?
Avoiding challenges
Trying new tasks
Giving up easily
Comparing yourself to others
Which trait is considered a strength?
Reliability
Laziness
Tardiness
Dishonesty
Knowing your interests helps you:
Choose better career paths
Avoid responsibility
Copy others
Skip planning
A growth mindset focuses on:
Natural talent only
Improvement through effort
Avoiding mistakes
Competing with others
Which statement shows a fixed mindset?
“I’ll practice to improve.”
“I can’t learn this.”
“Mistakes help me grow.”
“I’ll ask for help.”
Internal motivation comes from:
Rewards
Fear
Personal goals
Pressure
What increases motivation?
Clear goals
Negative thinking
Avoidance
Complaining
Persistence means:
Giving up quickly
Continuing despite challenges
Avoiding feedback
Waiting for help
A SMART goal must be:
Short
Flexible
Measurable
Easy
Which goal is specific?
“I want better grades.”
“I will complete all assignments this week.”
“I’ll try harder.”
“I want success.”
Why are goals important?
They waste time
They give direction
They limit creativity
They cause stress
Which goal includes a deadline?
“I will read more.”
“I will read 20 minutes nightly for two weeks.”
“I want to read.”
“Reading is good.”
A realistic goal is:
Impossible to reach
Achievable with effort
Too easy
Random
Effective communication requires:
Speaking loudly
Listening actively
Interrupting
Arguing
Respectful communication includes:
Ignoring others
Using polite language
Sarcasm
Shouting
Body language can show:
Confusion
Interest
Confidence
All of the above
Conflict is best resolved by:
Avoiding the issue
Calm discussion
Blaming others
Escalation
Empathy means:
Judging others
Understanding others’ feelings
Ignoring emotions
Giving advice
A career pathway refers to:
A hobby
A series of related jobs
One short-term job
Volunteer work only
Career exploration helps students:
Avoid planning
Make informed decisions
Copy friends
Limit options
Which factor is most important when choosing a career?
Salary alone
Interests and strengths
Location only
Uniform
A college major is:
A job title
A field of study
A schedule
A certificate
Which is an example of postsecondary education?
Middle school
High school
College or trade school
Elementary school
A professional email subject line should be:
Funny
Clear and specific
Long
Blank
Which greeting is appropriate in a professional email?
Hey there
Yo
Dear Ms. Johnson,
What’s up
Why is tone important in emails?
It affects how your message is received
It is optional
It shows personality only
It doesn’t matter
Which should be avoided in professional emails?
Proper grammar
Emojis and slang
Clear sentences
Signatures
A professional email should end with:
A demand
A respectful closing
No closing
Slang
Job qualifications describe:
Pay rate
Required skills
Company history
Schedule
Job responsibilities explain:
Who gets hired
Daily tasks
Benefits
Dress code
A good job fit considers:
Transportation
Schedule
Skills
All of the above
Which is a warning sign in a job posting?
Clear expectations
Vague descriptions
Training provided
Listed pay
Why is researching a company important?
To impress friends
To prepare for interviews
To waste time
To criticize
The purpose of a resume is to:
Tell your life story
Summarize skills and experience
Replace interviews
Entertain employers
Which belongs on a resume?
Emojis
Skills
Personal opinions
Jokes
Action verbs help resumes sound:
Weak
Professional
Confusing
Casual
A resume should usually be:
One page
Five pages
Unorganized
Handwritten
Volunteer work should be included because it:
Shows responsibility
Fills space
Is required
Is unpaid
A recommendation letter should highlight:
Weaknesses
Character and strengths
Complaints
Grades only
Who is the best person to ask for a recommendation?
A friend
A teacher or supervisor
A stranger
A sibling
When requesting a recommendation, you should include:
A deadline
Purpose
Gratitude
All of the above
Why is thanking the recommender important?
It is polite and professional
It is optional
It is required by law
It shows weakness
A weak request for a recommendation is:
Polite and detailed
Rushed and demanding
Clear and respectful
Organized
A job interview is used to:
Punish applicants
Determine job fit
Waste time
Replace resumes
Good interview body language includes:
Eye contact
Sitting upright
Listening carefully
All of the above
What should you do if you don’t know an interview answer?
Panic
Ask for clarification
Leave
Make something up
A mock interview helps students:
Avoid real interviews
Practice interview skills
Skip preparation
Get hired immediately
What should you bring to a job fair?
Resume copies
Notebook
Pen
All of the above
Professionalism includes:
Respect
Responsibility
Communication
All of the above
Reliability means:
Being late
Being dependable
Avoiding tasks
Forgetting deadlines
Punctuality shows:
Disinterest
Respect for time
Laziness
Confusion
Teamwork requires:
Cooperation
Communication
Respect
All of the above
Handling criticism professionally means:
Arguing
Listening and improving
Ignoring it
Complaining
Customer service focuses on:
Ignoring customers
Helping customers politely
Avoiding problems
Speed only
When a customer is upset, you should:
Stay calm
Listen
Try to help
All of the above
A positive attitude at work helps:
Build teamwork
Improve performance
Create trust
All of the above
Time management helps you:
Miss deadlines
Stay organized
Rush tasks
Avoid work
Organization helps employees:
Lose materials
Meet expectations
Forget tasks
Avoid planning
Asking questions at the end of an interview shows:
Confusion
Interest
Disrespect
Nervousness
Which question is appropriate to ask an employer?
Can I leave early every day?
What skills are important for this role?
How long are breaks?
Do I have to work weekends?
A first impression is influenced most by:
Appearance and attitude
Grades
Social media
Friends
Professional dress means:
Expensive clothing
Clean and appropriate clothing
Fashionable outfits
Casual wear
Confidence in interviews is shown by:
Clear speaking
Eye contact
Calm posture
All of the above
A workplace rule exists to:
Control employees
Keep everyone safe and productive
Cause stress
Waste time
Accountability means:
Blaming others
Taking responsibility
Avoiding mistakes
Ignoring rules
If you make a mistake at work, you should:
Hide it
Blame a coworker
Report and fix it
Ignore it
Learning from mistakes shows:
Weakness
Growth
Failure
Laziness
Respect in the workplace includes:
Listening
Politeness
Following rules
All of the above
Career readiness includes:
Academic skills
Soft skills
Professional behavior
All of the above
Which skill helps in every career?
Communication
Teamwork
Problem-solving
All of the above
Preparing for interviews improves:
Confidence
Performance
Professionalism
All of the above
Why is lifelong learning important?
Jobs never change
Skills must adapt over time
Education ends after school
Learning is optional
Career planning should begin:
After graduation
Early and continue over time
Only in college
When forced
A resume and cover letter together:
Replace interviews
Introduce your qualifications
Are unnecessary
Are the same thing
Cover letters are important because they:
Repeat resumes
Explain interest and fit
Are optional
Replace applications
A strong cover letter shows:
Personality and professionalism
Complaints
Humor
Demands
Professional communication includes:
Respectful language
Clear messages
Appropriate tone
All of the above
Career success depends most on:
Luck
Preparation and effort
Social media
Popularity
Employers value soft skills because they:
Are easy
Help teams work effectively
Replace hard skills
Are optional
Adaptability means:
Resisting change
Adjusting to new situations
Avoiding challenges
Complaining
Ethical behavior means:
Doing what is right
Doing what is easy
Breaking rules
Avoiding responsibility
A supportive workplace culture encourages:
Competition only
Respect and collaboration
Silence
Isolation
Setting career goals helps students:
Feel overwhelmed
Stay focused
Avoid planning
Delay decisions
A job fair helps students:
Skip school
Practice professional interaction
Avoid interviews
Waste time
Career readiness skills are used:
Only in school
Only at work
In school, work, and life
Only during interviews
The overall goal of the Brave MAPS program is to:
Fill time
Prepare students for life, college, and careers
Replace academics
Focus only on jobs
When you find yourself in disagreement with someone, what is an appropriate and respectful way to respond?
"I hate you"
"I understand your perspective"
"You make no sense"
"You are not intelligent"
It's okay to be angry, sad, or frustrated
True
False
Which of the following is not an effective strategy for maintaining focus and productivity while working on a task?
Review the assignment or project requirements
Plan out the necessary steps to complete the task
Direct your full attention to the task and minimize distractions
Watch entertaining YouTube cat videos
Which of the following is NOT an effective strategy for managing your emotions?
Assess your emotional responses in high-pressure situations
Practice deep breathing techniques
Identify triggers that provoke anger
Physically lash out, such as by punching something
Which of the following is NOT a key aspect of effectively requesting assistance from others?
Ensuring the individual has the availability to assist you
Clearly articulating the specific type of assistance you require
Expressing gratitude to the person for their support
Insisting that someone must help you
Which of the following shows the denotation of the word “rose”?
A flower with petals, thorns and a stem
A symbol of love and romance
Something beautiful but dangerous
Effective communication involves:
Only speaking
Only listening
Both speaking and listening
Neither speaking nor listening
