Money
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100

You earn $20 babysitting and spend $7 on food. How much money do you have left?


$13

100

What section of the resume includes your Name, phone number, email, and City/State?

Identification
100

What are employers trying to learn during an interview?

If you are respectful, qualified, and an overall good fit for the job.

100

Which option is MOST important to review before accepting a job offer?

A. Job duties, pay, and work schedule
B. What snacks are provided in the break room
C. How many employees work there
D. What the building looks like

A. Job duties, pay, and work schedule

100

What should you do if you finish a task early?

Help someone, clean, or ask your boss what you can do next. 

200

You have $40 to spend at the mall. You buy a shirt for $20 and food for $5. How much money do you have left?

$15

200

Name two things employers look for on a resume.

Identification, Objective, Education, Experience, Skills/Certificates, or References

200
What should you wear to an interview?

Possible answers: Dress pants/skirt, dress, button up shirt, or shirt without logos.


Do not wear: casual clothes (jeans, sweats, shorts, hoodies), revealing tops or bottoms, or too many accessories.

200

What is one of the most common places high school students work?

Fast food, babysitter, life guard, movie theater, & Retail/cashier. 

200

What is one reason people get fired?

Being late, not following directions, poor communication, attendance issues, unsafe behavior.

300

A store item costs $4.75. You pay with $5. About how much change should you get back?

$.25

300

Why should resumes be tailored to specific jobs?

Different jobs look for different skills and experiences

300

What is something you should not do during an interview?

Chew gum, go on phone, eat food, talk badly about previous employers,

300

What is the difference between preferred and required skills/experience. 

Preferred are "nice to have" and required are "must have".

300

What does it mean to “take initiative” at work?

Doing tasks without being told or looking for ways to help.

400

You want to save $120 for new shoes. If you save $20 each week, how many weeks will it take?

6 weeks

400

Which applicant would likely get an interview and why?

Applicant A: “I know a lot of things about this job and would be an amazing person to work with .”
Applicant B: “Dependable worker with customer service experience.”

Applicant B

400

At the end of an interview, the employers asks if you have any questions for them. What do you say?

Yes. Example question: What is your favorite part about working here?

400

What website can you use to look for job openings?

400

What motivates people to work besides money?

Helping others, independence, enjoyment, benefits, experience

500

Who was the infamous game show host on The Price is Right?

Bob Barker

500

You have no work experience yet. What could you include on a resume instead?

Volunteer work, school activities, skills, clubs, sports, responsibilities

500

An employer asks, “Why should we hire you?” Give a strong response.

Possible Answer: “I’m dependable, hardworking, and willing to learn.”

500

What are three things you should look for in a job posting?

Schedule, pay, benefits, job duties, requirements

500

What does Pre-ETS stand for?

Pre-Employment Transition Services

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