Careers
Education & Experience
Applying for a Job
Workplace Behavior
Salary & Pay
100

This person diagnoses illnesses and treats patients.

Who is a doctor?

100

This document lists your education, work history, and skills.

What is a résumé?

100

This is the first document an employer usually reviews.

What is a résumé?

100

Arriving on time is an example of this.

What is punctuality?

100

Money earned for working is called this.

What is income (or wages)?

200

This career designs buildings and structures.

What is an architect?

200

Employers often ask for these people who can speak about your work ethic.

What are references?

200

This letter explains why you're interested in a position.

What is a cover letter?

200

If you make a mistake at work, what should you do first?


Admit it and work to fix it.


200

This document shows your earnings, taxes, and deductions.

What is a pay stub?


300

This career requires creating computer programs and software.

What is a software developer/programmer?


300

True or False: Volunteering can strengthen your résumé.

True

300

Name two things you should do before an interview.

Research the company, dress professionally, practice answers, arrive early, etc.

300

Name one example of professional communication.

Respectful language, active listening, professional email, polite conversation.


300

If you earn $20 per hour and work 10 hours, how much do you earn before taxes?


$200.

400

Name one career that typically requires a trade school instead of a four-year college.

Electrician, plumber, welder, HVAC technician, etc.

400

Name two ways a high school student can gain work experience before graduating.


Internship, volunteer work, part-time job, job shadowing, clubs, sports leadership, etc.

400

During an interview, should you maintain eye contact and speak clearly? (True/False)

True

400

True or False: Gossiping about coworkers improves teamwork.

False.


400

What is the difference between gross pay and net pay?

Gross pay is before deductions; net pay is what you take home.

500

Explain the difference between a career and a job.

A job is work for income; a career is a long-term profession with opportunities for growth.

500

Why is continuing education important after getting a job?

It builds skills, improves promotion opportunities, and keeps workers current.

500

What should you do after a job interview to leave a positive impression?

Send a thank-you email or note.

500

Give one example of how to handle conflict respectfully at work.

Stay calm, listen, discuss the issue professionally, involve a supervisor if needed.

500

Name three deductions that might come out of your paycheck.

Federal tax, state tax, Social Security, Medicare, retirement, health insurance, etc. 

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