Self-Advocacy
Communication
Teamwork
Getting the job
Skills at Work
100
  1. What does self-advocacy mean?
    1. Having a good sense of humor
    2. Telling people off
    3. Speaking up for what you need
    4. Being nice

c. Speaking up for what you need

100

What are parts of verbal communication?

  1. Not talking
  2. Looking them in the eye
  3. Being super close to the person talking
  4. Someone talks and someone else listens

d. Someone talks and someone else listens

100

How do we sense other’s attitudes?

  1. Their appearance and behavior
  2. Their job of choice
  3. The car they drive

a. Their appearance and behavior

100

How can you be energetic during a job interview? (choose all that apply)

  1. Being on time
  2. Wearing your favorite outfit
  3. Being positive
  4. Talking about personal problems
  5. Wanting to do the job right
  6. Smiling
  1. Being on time, c. Being positive, e. Wanting to do the job right, and f. Smiling
100

If you need help at work, what should you do?

  1. Hide
  2. Ask someone for help
  3. Just forget about the task
  4. Keep working even if you might be doing the task wrong

b. Ask someone for help

200

What can you use about yourself for self-advocacy?

  1. Strengths and struggles
  2. Favorite hobbies
  3. Names of your pets
  4. Favorite classes

a. Strengths and struggles

200

What is a way to talk without using words

  1. Yelling
  2. Facial expressions
  3. Talking on the phone
  4. Inviting a friend to a birthday party 

b. Facial expressions

200

What is most important to your future boss?

  1. How much you know about the job
  2. How well you communicate
  3. Your attitude and enthusiasm
  4. The way you dress

c. Your attitude and enthusiasm

200

What is a professional network?

  1. A group of people that go bowling on Saturday nights
  2. A group of people that are afraid of heights
  3. A group of people that can help you find opportunities to advance your career and/or job search

c. A group of people that can help you find opportunities to advance your career and/or job search

200

How can you manage your time?

  1. Use a planner
  2. Take a break whenever you want
  3. Socialize with coworkers
  4. Play on your phone during work hours

a. Use a planner

300

What is mental health?

  1. How we feel, act, and relate to others
  2. Showering and brushing your teeth
  3. Eating fast food and sweet treats
  4. Being a good friend

a. How we feel, act, and relate to others

300

What is an example of a way to communicate formally?

  1. Sending an email for a job interview
  2. Texting your friends
  3. Using social media
  4. Chatting about your day

a. Sending an email for a job interview

300

Who gets credit if your team is successful OR if your team fails?

  1. Only the team leader
  2. Only the team followers
  3. The entire team
  4. Your supervisor

c. The entire team

300

Fill in the blank. You should _______ on social media (Facebook, Instagram, twitter, snapchat, etc).

  1. Be mean to people
  2. Post your private information
  3. Use privacy settings
  4. Believe everything you read
  5. Be positive
  6. Post pictures people without telling them
  7. Have a good password

e. Be positive

300

Good organizational skills help you

  1. Make a lot of friends
  2. Increase ability to complete tasks/activities
  3. Improve your appearance
  4. Decreases your focus on work

b. Increase ability to complete tasks/activities

400

What does “emotional regulation” mean?

  1. Helping your friend
  2. Handling your feelings
  3. Overreacting
  4. Pretending to be someone else

b. Handling your feelings

400

How do people talk in a casual way?

  1. Using snapchat
  2. Talking to a coworker at a meeting
  3. Calling your boss about work
  4. Giving a work presentation

a. using snapchat

400

True or False: There are only two types of people on a team, a leader or a follower.

False: There are many types of people on a team. For example, people can also organize the team and the work or they can provide feedback.

400

What is professionalism (choose all that apply)

  1. Being a good communicator
  2. Being happy and nice
  3. Wearing dirty clothes 
  4. Making work friends
  5. Being bossy on a team
  6. Fixing problems well
  1. Being a good communicator, b. Being happy and nice, d. Making work friends, f. Fixing problems well
400

What is problem solving?

  1. Trying to find ways to solve problems
  2. Complaining about the problem to your friends
  3. Going to your parents because you don’t want to deal with the problem
  4. Going to your room, closing the door, and ignoring the problem

a. Trying to find ways to solve problems

500

How can you practice emotional regulation?

  1. Be aware of yourself  
  2. Go home and shout at everyone when you’re mad
  3. Drink a lot of coffee
  4. Sleep as much as you can

a. Be aware of yourself

500

What is small talk?

  1. Saying a few words
  2. A short, surface deep conversation
  3. A deep conversation
  4. Communicating without words

b. A short, surface deep conversation

500
True or False: If you don't like someone on your team at work you don't have to talk to them or work with them. 

False. You still have to work with people you don't like. 

500

What skills are part of professionalism? (Choose all that apply)

a. Communication

b. Attitude & Enthusiasm

c. Teamwork

d. Problem Solving & Critical Thinking

a. Communication

b. Attitude & Enthusiasm

c. Teamwork

d. Problem Solving & Critical Thinking

500

What is critical thinking?

  1. Going with your gut
  2. Listening to peer pressure
  3. Getting different kinds of information to make a choice
  4. Not thinking things through

c. Getting different kinds of information to make a choice

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