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What does empathy refer to?
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inflation
a tax on sales or receipts from sales
tax on personal income paid to government each year
increase in prices and the fall of value of money
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What does empathy refer to?
wanting to help someone who is injured or sick
ability to understand and share the feelings of another
feeling sorry for someone who is hurt
ability to gather information &know what is wrong with someone who is sick
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What is the difference between a college major and a college minor?
Major-receive a degree; Minor-secondary area of study
Minor-receive a degree; Major-secondary area of study
Minor-not as difficult as a major; Major-more difficult than a minor
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Careers like nurses, counselors, social workers, educators, and those in the ministry are what type of careers
doctors and nurses
helping professions
healthcare careers
counseling professions
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What is industry based certification?
skill trade learned at trade school that can be used only at local level
credential that verifies a person has met skill standards required
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What is an oath?
promise to not quit their job
solemn promise regarding one's future action or behavior
work contract regarding their pay scale
promise not to work for someone else doing the same thing
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Which is true about loans?
do not have to be repaid
only sometimes repaid if the person loaning the money requires it
loans are always repaid with interest
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Which is true about grants?
given by organizations, including government, for a purpose; not repaid
awarded for academic achievement
grants are repaid, sometimes with interest
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The belief in or practice of selfless concern for the well-being of others is known as
citizenship
empathy
altruism
humanitarian
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What does elective courses refer to?
courses to be taken prior to others
courses teachers suggest students take to prepare for college
courses u may choose from options but are diff from mandatory courses
courses related to your pathway
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philosophy of leading others by putting the members needs over one's own is known as
stewardship
empathy
servant leadership
citizenship
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doctoral degree
lasts 2 years
3-7 years undergrad degree
highest level of degree
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Income tax
tax on personal income paid to government each year
a tax on sales or the receipts from sales
amount of money transferred in and out of household or business
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bachelor's degree
second cycle academic degree
highest level of degree
undergrad degree about 3-7 years
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What is patient-centered care?
care center where patients care 4each other w/special guidance from nurses
providing care for the elderly by following government guidelines & recs
providing care that is respectful of individual patients and their values
patient center used for elderly, disabled, and young people w/same illness
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Placement of a student in a high school course that offers college credit if a qualifying score is earned on its exam is
advanced placement class
dual enrollment class
credential coursework
CLEP Class
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Offers students opportunity to earn credit 4 introlevel college courses by achieving a score on a subject specific test
College Level examination program CLEP
advanced placement class
dual enrollment course
credential coursework
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sales tax
a tax on sales or receipts from sales
tax on property paid to the jurisdiction where the property is located
increase in prices and fall of the value of money
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associate's degree
second cycle academic degree
highest level of degree
lasts about 2 years
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What are college preparation courses designed to do?
help students entering college become better prepared for college academics
prepare for the workforce by offering skills related to a trade
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Why is depreciation a problem when buying a car?
it causes the cost to go up for the buyer
it causes the cost to go up for the seller
the value of the item either stays the same or goes up
the value of the item is reduced
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Which describes a needs assessment?
system of checks and balances used to monitor student testing
students need new assessments for each subject
process in determining where students r academically/where they need to be
process 4 determining/addressing needs btw current and desired conditions
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Program to give students mastery over particular subject or topic is
certificate program
advanced placement credit program
college prep program
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What is the difference in gross income and net income?
gross=total pay without deductions; net is pay received after deductions
gross=part is paid to the government; net is paid directly to the employer
gross is total pay after deductions; net is total pay before deductions
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What is public health?
health of the population as a whole, when monitored by the state
the time of year when flu vaccines are needed
health of a small group which may affect others in the state
a general location where flu vaccines are given to a group of people
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The federal insurance program that provides benefits to retired people and those who are unemployed or disabled is
FIPA
Social Benefits Program
FEMA
Social Security
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What is healthcare?
a form of government assistance to obtain vaccinations when needed
maintenance and improvement of physical and mental health through med. serv
a way to promote medical services and their cost for the general public
the government's way of making sure all citizens are healthy and cared for
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What is stewardship?
know when to plant crops and when to harvest them
great irrigation skills and knowledge of how the water flows best
good farming abilities and knowledge
job of supervising or taking care of something
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Form prepared annually for prospective college students to determine financial aid
Application for Financial School Aid AFSA
scholarship program SP
Free Application for Federal Student Aid FAFSA
expected family contribution EFC
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Property tax
tax on property paid to the jurisdiction where the property is located
a tax on sales or the receipts from sales
tax on personal income paid to government each year
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Master's degree
undergraduate degree
second cycle academic degree
highest level of academic degree
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Which of the following is true about scholarships?
money awarded for athletics only; doesn't have to be repaid
payments made to support education; awarded on academic/other acheivement
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cash flow
amount of money transferred in and out of household or business
increase in prices and the fall of the value of money
tax on personal income paid to government each year
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Document that shows the diploma pathway from 8th grade through graduation is
IGP
ICCP
CGP
HGP
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Comparing purchase price, repairs of a new roof, and how long to earn your money back from this repair is called what?
cost comparison
variable expense
cost-benefit analysis
cash flow analysis
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What is selflessness?
caring more for others and their needs before taing care of your own
helping others when it is easy for you
seeing others do community work, but not taking part
caring more about yourself than others
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Which of the following is a good description of citizenship?
person's character in performing the duties, obligations of a good citizen
a way to gain public attention and earn awards at graduation
when a person does what is expected and wants to be praised for doing so
earning attnetion from others, even though their obligations are few
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What is the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation?
intrinsic=rewards outside of you; extrinsic=rewards found inside of you
intrinsic=inside the career path; extrinsic= outside the career path
intrinsic=rewards found within you; extrinsic=rewards outside of you like $
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If a person is creditworthy, what does that mean for them?
banks will loan you money even if you have a low credit score
loan companies will loan you money, but banks will not
banks will loan you money because you have a good credit history
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What are credentials?
areas of knowledge needed speciically for people entering medical field
qualifications, achievements, used to indicate suitable for a task/job
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What are prerequisites?
courses required before you can enter college
courses required before you can take another course
required scores you must have to enter certain courses
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Why would it be helpful to do a cost comparison when buying a home?
help the seller know if they are gaining enough money on the sale
compare other homes that are different from the one you are looking at
so you don't pay too much for the home
compare other homes that are similar and in same area to see if fair price
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What is a simulated work environment?
astronauts use this to get to outer space
simulator used like those on a Disney ride
a trainee can practice using and operating equipment under realistic cond.
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What is dual enrolled?
enrolled at high school and college level at the same time
graduating early bc you have taken all your courses
attending high school and leaving for work part of the day
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Name of federal health insurance program for people 65 yrs or older or younger people with certain disabilities?
federal health program of the US
Medicraft
Medicare
FEMA
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What is the job of a financial advisor?
provides financial services and guidance to their clients
a bookkeeper who keeps track of their taxes each year
someone who tells others how to spend their money
adviser who spends and invests their clients money
