What is a simulated work environment?

environment where a trainee can practice in realistic working conditions

Many jobs, such as counseling, require the person to show empathy toward his or her patients. What is empathy?

an ability to understand and share the feelings of others

money given by organizations for a specific purpose - requires no repayment

Upon entering the field, doctors take an oath called the Hippocratic Oath. What is an oath?

a solemn promise regarding their behavior and actions

Jayse completed a two year certification in HVAC. He now has his industry-based certification (IBC) and a great job.

a credential indicating a person has met standards to enter the workface

sometimes repaid if the person loaning the money requires repayment

What is the difference between a college major and a college minor?

major- receive a degree; minor- secondary area of study

Public health advisories are used to alert the public to health issues such as the flu. What is meant by public health?

health of a whole population, as monitored by the state

tax paid on personal income to the government each year

Before taking Geometry, Alan has to take Algebra as a prerequisite. What is a prerequisite?

course you must take before taking another course

Which is the correct order for earning the degrees?

associate's, bachelor's, master's, doctoral

What is extrinsic motivation?

rewards outside of you such as a large paycheck, being famous

What is property tax?

tax on property paid to the jurisdiction where the property is located

What is intrinsic motivation?

rewards found within you such as joy, accomplishment

What are credentials?

qualifications or achievements showing someone is qualified for a job

Citizenship awards are given for willingness and ability to help others. Which of these describes good citizenship?

person’s character in performing the duties of a citizen

Farmers take stewardship of their land so that they can yield plentiful crops.

supervising and taking care of something

A document that shows a student’s diploma pathway planning from eighth grade through graduation

Individual Graduation Plan (IGP)

Why would high school students want to take college preparation courses?

to be better prepared for college level academics

amount of money going into and out of a household or business

Scholarships are . . .

payments for a student's education, based on academic or other achievements

What is the job of a financial advisor?

someone who provides financial advice and guidance to others

A form prepared annually for prospective college students to determine the eligibility for student financial aid

Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

It is important to be creditworthy so that you can purchase cars, homes, and other items. What does creditworthy mean?

banks will loan you money because you have a good credit history

A car is an example of something that depreciates with time. What does depreciation mean?

the value of the item is reduced

After the Flood of 2016, many community members showed selflessness by cleaning up and feeding their neighbors in need.

Caring for others' needs before taking care of your own

What is the difference between gross income and net income?

gross income -total pay without deductions; net income-pay after deductions

When buying costly items like a house or vehicle, one should do a cost comparison. Why is a cost comparison helpful?

to compare similar items to see if you are paying a fair price

If Madison does well in her junior year classes, she will be dual enrolled as a senior. What does dual enrolled mean?

enrolled in high school and college classes at the same time

Healthcare is often an important issue for citizens, especially when elections are coming up. What is healthcare?

maintaining and improving physical and mental health using medical services

Mrs. Thomas wants to find a patient-centered assisted living center for her elderly grandmother. What does this mean?

care that respects patients' individual needs and values in decisions

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A career that nurtures growth or helps with a person's issues such as physical, mental, emotional, and/or spiritual
counseling professions
helping professions
healthcare professions
medical professions
2
What is a simulated work environment?
environment where a trainee can practice in realistic working conditions
a simulator used in places like amusement parks
equipment used by astronauts in outer space
a worker entering a job with an instruction manual and safety gear
3
Many jobs, such as counseling, require the person to show empathy toward his or her patients. What is empathy?
an ability to understand and share the feelings of others
a desire to help an injured or sick person
feeling sorry for someone
the ability to know what is wrong with a patient based on known information
4
Grants . . .
money given by organizations for a specific purpose - requires no repayment
awarded to students who volunteer in their communities- good citizenship
awarded for academic achievement
repaid, sometimes with interest
5
Upon entering the field, doctors take an oath called the Hippocratic Oath. What is an oath?
a promise not to leave their job before their contract is over
an agreement on the doctor's salary
a promise not to work a second job at the same time
a solemn promise regarding their behavior and actions
6
Jayse completed a two year certification in HVAC. He now has his industry-based certification (IBC) and a great job.
a credential indicating a person has met standards to enter the workface
both high school and college level courses needed to enter the workforce
a skill trade learned that can used only at the local level
requirement needed to enter a skilled trade and make more money
7
Loans . . .
sometimes repaid if the person loaning the money requires repayment
always repaid with interest
do not have to be repaid
are not repaid because they are given for academic achievements
8
What is the difference between a college major and a college minor?
major- receive a degree; minor- secondary area of study
Major – receive a higher degree ; Minor – receive a lower degree
Minor – not as difficult as a major; Major – more difficult than a minor
Minor – receive a degree; Major – secondary area of study
9
Public health advisories are used to alert the public to health issues such as the flu. What is meant by public health?
health of a small group of people
general instructions for getting a vaccine
health of a whole population, as monitored by the state
the flu season when vaccines are needed
10
What is income tax?
a tax on sales or the receipts from sales
tax on property paid to the jurisdiction where the property is located
tax paid on personal income to the government each year
All of the above
11
Before taking Geometry, Alan has to take Algebra as a prerequisite. What is a prerequisite?
courses required before you enter college
courses that must be completed before applying for financial aid
course you must take before taking another course
required grades you must have enter certain courses
12
Which is the correct order for earning the degrees?
doctoral, master's, bachelor's, associate's
doctoral, bachelor's, associate's, master's
associate's, bachelor's, master's, doctoral
associate's, doctoral, master's, bachelor's
13
What is extrinsic motivation?
outside the career path
rewards outside of you such as a large paycheck, being famous
rewards from inside, such as joy or accomplishment
inside the career path
14
What is property tax?
tax on property paid to the jurisdiction where the property is located
All of the above
tax paid on personal income to the government each year
a tax on sales or the receipts from sales
15
What is intrinsic motivation?
inside the career path
outside the career path
rewards found within you such as joy, accomplishment
rewards outside of you such as a large paycheck, being famous
16
What are credentials?
areas of knowledge needed for the medical field
high school courses taken that also count for college credit
high school courses earned within a career pathway
qualifications or achievements showing someone is qualified for a job
17
the federal health insurance program for people who are 65 years or older, and younger people with certain disabilities
FEMA
U. S. Federal Health Care Program
Medicare
Medicaid
18
Citizenship awards are given for willingness and ability to help others. Which of these describes good citizenship?
earning the attention of others
a way to gain attention and win awards
person’s character in performing the duties of a citizen
doing what is expected as a community member so that you will be praised
19
Farmers take stewardship of their land so that they can yield plentiful crops.
good knowledge of how to farm
understanding how irrigation impacts a harvest
knowing when and what to plant for the best yield
supervising and taking care of something
20
A document that shows a student’s diploma pathway planning from eighth grade through graduation
High School Graduation Plan (HSGP)
Individual Graduation Plan (IGP)
College Graduation Plan (CGP)
Individual Career College Pathway (ICCP)
21
Why would high school students want to take college preparation courses?
to explain dual enrollment to prospective college students
to be better prepared for college level academics
to explore majors and minors they can take in college
to prepare for a job in a specific field or trade
22
What is cash flow?
amount of money required to start a business
amount of money going into and out of a household or business
amount of money given as a tax credit
amount of money someone can spend after taxes are paid
23
Scholarships are . . .
must be repaid the first year after graduation
must be repaid over time, including interest
money awarded for athletes only that doesn't have to be paid back
payments for a student's education, based on academic or other achievements
24
What is the job of a financial advisor?
someone who provides financial advice and guidance to others
a person who creates a budget for others to follow
a bookkeeper who does taxes for clients
an advisor who spends and invest their client's money
25
A form prepared annually for prospective college students to determine the eligibility for student financial aid
Financial Assistance Program (FAP)
scholarship program (SP)
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
expected family contribution (EFC)
26
A program designed to give students mastery over a particular subject or topic, like a trade or professional field
certificate program
prerequisite program
advanced placement credit program
college prep program
27
The federal insurance program that provides benefits (money) to retired people and those who are unemployed or disabled
Social Security
Medicare
FEMA
Social Benefits Program
28
It is important to be creditworthy so that you can purchase cars, homes, and other items. What does creditworthy mean?
loan companies will loan you money, but banks will not
loan companies will not loan you money, but banks will
banks will loan you money even if you have a low credit score
banks will loan you money because you have a good credit history
29
the belief in or practice of selfless concern for others' wellbeing
altruism
citizenship
empathy
humanitarian
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the opportunity to earn credit for introductory-level college courses by passing a subject specific test
College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
dual enrollment course
credential coursework
Advanced Placement Class (AP)
31
A car is an example of something that depreciates with time. What does depreciation mean?
the value of the item is reduced
the value of the item stays the same or goes up
the cost goes up for a buyer
the cost goes up for the seller
32
After the Flood of 2016, many community members showed selflessness by cleaning up and feeding their neighbors in need.
Supervising but not helping others
caring more about yourself than others
Caring for others' needs before taking care of your own
helping someone when it is convenient for you
33
The philosophy of leading others by putting the members needs over one’s own
citizenship
stewardship
servant leadership
empathy
34
What is the difference between gross income and net income?
gross income is paid to the government; net income is paid to the employee
gross - cost to pay your bills; net -amount left over for extra items
gross income -total pay without deductions; net income-pay after deductions
gross income - total pay after deductions; net -total pay before deduction
35
When buying costly items like a house or vehicle, one should do a cost comparison. Why is a cost comparison helpful?
to compare similar items to see if you are paying a fair price
to help the seller know if they are pricing the item appropriately
to compare items that are different than the ones you are considering
you won't overpay for the item
36
If Madison does well in her junior year classes, she will be dual enrolled as a senior. What does dual enrolled mean?
skipping high school and enrolling in college
enrolled in high school and college classes at the same time
attend school part of day; work the rest of the day
early graduation from 11th grade
37
Lisa wants to buy a pizza shop. It costs $230,000 but she will need to put in another $45,000 before profits. She is -
considering her cash flow
doing a cost comparison
considering her variable expenses
doing a cost-benefit analysis
38
placement in a high school course that offers college credit if a qualifying score is earned on its corresponding exam
Advanced Placement Class (AP)
CLEP class
credential coursework
dual enrollment course
39
Healthcare is often an important issue for citizens, especially when elections are coming up. What is healthcare?
government ensuring all citizens are healthy
promoting medical programs for the public
maintaining and improving physical and mental health using medical services
government assistance to get vaccines
40
Mrs. Thomas wants to find a patient-centered assisted living center for her elderly grandmother. What does this mean?
care for the elderly that follows government guidelines and recommendations
care that respects patients' individual needs and values in decisions
a center where patients care for each other with the assistance of a nurse
a patient center for the elderly, the young, and the diabled

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