Defining Work — Unit test Answers

There are _____ steps in the decision-making process.

A person with a _____ is expected to earn an average of $52,200 each year.

Xavier loves to sing and hum, and he always has music softly playing while he studies. The learning style that best fits Xavier is _____.

Continuing education opportunities allow adults to _____.

If you decide to get married, a trade-off would be that you have to give up being single.

Alice talked to her school counselor about a career in the medical field. Her counselor told her about information the counselor found in a text book. Alice’s counselor is a _____.

Terrell’s science class volunteers at the pet shelter each week and assists with keeping the puppy cages clean. Combining academic work with a community project is an example of _____.

Based on Tiffany’s personal career profile rating, her personal values and the career values of a social worker do not match well. Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Ramona enjoys her job because she is able to help kids in an after school program. The work value Ramona feels strongest about is _____.

A successful biologist’s main interest area would be _____.

According to the chart, which degree would you have to earn in order to make the most amount of money?

The decisions you make at work will only affect you.

Vocational education programs allow you to receive high school credit for working.

Personal decisions are not related to career decisions.

Four-year colleges and universities usually accept transfer credits from _____.

What is one of the newest ways to receive education and training for your career?

By thinking about what is really important to you, you can determine your _____.

A con of being in a single decision-maker role is that is usually takes longer to make a decision.

Someone who does not have an aptitude or ability in a career area is at a disadvantage if they select a career in that field.