Business Basics
Career Pathways
Getting the Job
Professionalism
Beginning Employment
100

What do we call someone who starts or runs a business?

An entrepreneur.

100

What is an interest?

Something you enjoy.

100

What document summarizes your skills and experience?

A résumé.

100

What does it mean to follow through on a task?

Do what you agreed to do.

100

What is pay before deductions called?

Gross pay.

200

A shop sells candles. Are the candles a product or a service?

A product.

200

Name one thing that can be part of a career pathway.

Education, training, or experience.

200

What does the R in STAR stand for?

Result

200

Who should you tell when you’ll be late for a shift?

Your supervisor or designated manager.

200

What is take-home pay called?

Net pay.

300

Name a service a pet care business could offer.

Example: dog walking or pet sitting.

300

Where can you check which skills an employer asks for?

In the qualifications section of a job posting.

300

300 Name a place besides a paid job where you can gain interview examples.

School, home, clubs, sports, or volunteering.

300

What should you do if you don’t know the answer to a customer’s question?

Check a reliable source or ask a supervisor or coworker for help.

300

Which form helps an employer determine federal income tax withholding?

Form W-4.

400

A company sells school planners. Name a target customer and explain why.

Example: students who need to track assignments.

400

Turn “I want to learn about graphic design” into a step for this week.

Example: compare two design courses by Friday.

400

Improve “I’m organized” by adding an example.

Example: I used a checklist to help my group submit on time.

400

A teammate misunderstands a direction. How can you respond respectfully?

Example: restate the direction calmly and ask if it makes sense.

400

Gross pay is $180 and deductions are $30. What is net pay?

$150.

500

A custom shirt business has orders but needs more sales. Name one way it could reach likely customers.

Example: show sample shirts to school clubs that need team shirts.

500

Give one obstacle to completing a career action step and a realistic way to handle it.

Example: no ride to a program visit, so ask about a virtual session.

500

Give an action and result that show you helped someone.

Example: I showed a classmate how to find an assignment, and they submitted it.

500

You notice you made a mistake on an order. Name two responsible actions.

Example: report the mistake and help correct it.

500

Name a benefit and explain why it may matter to a worker.

Example: paid sick time can help a worker take time off when ill without losing pay.

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