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JA Student Workbook-Unit 1

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Question 1

1.

What are aptitudes?

Preferred career choices of individuals.

Financial benefits of jobs.

Natural talents and abilities in various areas.

Hobbies or interests people have.

Question 2

2.

Why are interests important in choosing a career?

They help you enjoy your work and stay motivated.

They determine your salary level.

They're not as important as values.

They help you find friends in a job.

Question 3

3.

What are abilities?

Skills you haven’t yet developed.

What you want to be in the future.

Your hobbies and pastimes.

Things you do well, like playing an instrument.

Question 4

4.

What are values in relation to work?

The hours you plan to work.

Skills learned in school classes.

The amount of money you can earn.

Ideals that influence your career choices.

Question 5

5.

Which of the following occupations involves working outdoors?

Auto mechanic, plumber, carpenter

Teacher, lawyer, doctor

Forester, farmer, ranger, athletic coach

Computer programmer, accountant

Question 6

6.

What interest area focuses on analyzing and solving problems?

Social and service work

Science

Math and technology

Arts

Question 7

7.

Which occupation is related to working with numbers?

Accountant, cashier

Actor, lawyer

Composer, performer

Forester, farmer

Question 8

8.

What interest area involves helping others?

Influencing others

Mechanics

Social and service work

Math and technology

Question 9

9.

Which occupation is related to outdoor work?

Lawyer

Accountant

Forester

Teacher

Question 10

10.

What interest area involves working with numbers?

Science

Math and technology

Legal

Arts

Question 11

11.

Which field focuses on persuading others?

Influencing others

Arts

Social work

Mechanics

Question 12

12.

What career matches working with people and helping?

Social work

Scientist

Mechanic

Musician

Question 13

13.

What does 'artistic ability' include?

Collecting information

Operating machines

Drawing, decorating, designing

Mathematical calculations

Question 14

14.

Which of the following is a clerical skill?

Record keeping

Working with numbers

Singing and dancing

Conducting experiments

Question 15

15.

What does 'leadership ability' involve?

Working well with hands

Playing a musical instrument

Understanding scientific concepts

Getting people to work together

Question 16

16.

Which area focuses on helping others learn?

Mechanical skills

Writing and speaking

Teaching

Artistic design

Question 17

17.

What is often considered the most important job aspect?

Amount of money earned

Job satisfaction and personal values

Type of job title

Job location

Question 18

18.

Why might recognition in a job matter?

Everyone should want recognition

It's only important for managers

It can boost one's self-esteem

It leads to more money

Question 19

19.

What value might relate to helping others at work?

Independence

Physical activity

Service to others

Variety in tasks

Question 20

20.

What career aspect can relate to solving problems?

Recognition

Work independence

Challenge in tasks

High salary

Question 21

21.

What is the primary focus of a worker profile?

Listing all job experiences.

Focusing on salary requirements.

Identifying interests, abilities, and values.

Describing favorite hobbies.

Question 22

22.

Why are abilities important in a worker profile?

Abilities don't matter for job applications.

They help determine job suitability and skills.

They are less important than interests.

Only interests should be included.

Question 23

23.

What can values in a worker profile indicate?

How much money you will earn.

Only your educational qualifications.

Personal priorities and what is important to you.

What jobs are available.

Question 24

24.

How does an interest affect career choices?

Career choice is unrelated to personal interests.

It guides the selection of satisfying jobs.

Only abilities determine career paths.

Interests only distract from job performance.

Question 25

25.

What does it mean to be career-ready?

Choosing a job for life.

Only having technical skills.

Avoiding all job-related risks.

Having the skills for a future job.

Question 26

26.

How many broad categories are in the career cluster model?

Sixteen broad categories.

Five broad categories.

Ten broad categories.

Twenty broad categories.

Question 27

27.

What do career clusters help people do?

Avoid education altogether.

Identify related career pathways.

Stick to one job only.

Choose any job instantly.

Question 28

28.

Is selecting a job for a lifetime essential?

No, it can change over time.

No, jobs are unchangeable.

Yes, it should be predetermined.

Yes, it must be forever.

Question 29

29.

Which career cluster includes planning and managing food services?

Human Services

Hospitality and Tourism

Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources

Arts, Audio/Video Technology, and Communications

Question 30

30.

Which cluster focuses on developing software and hardware?

Marketing

Information Technology

Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security

Business Management and Administration

Question 31

31.

What does the Health Science cluster emphasize?

Planning events and activities

Designing buildings and structures

Managing technology and systems

Therapeutic and diagnostic services

Question 32

32.

In which cluster would you find agricultural job roles?

Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources

Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics

Education and Training

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)

Question 33

33.

What is the purpose of the Career Cluster Card Memory Sheet?

To score sports competitions.

To record and learn about careers from classmates.

To create job applications.

To assess teachers' performance.

Question 34

34.

How many points are possible in the career cluster game rubric?

10 points for participation only.

30 points if completed.

25 points total can be earned.

20 points maximum possible.

Question 35

35.

What is one way to earn extra credit in the rubric?

By listing hourly incomes for jobs.

By providing job titles only.

By writing essays on jobs.

By conducting interviews with adults.

Question 36

36.

What criteria is used for scoring job descriptions?

Only consider job titles listed.

Use personal opinions about the jobs.

Evaluate the formatting of titles.

Number of descriptions provided for jobs.

Question 37

37.

What is income tax based on?

Amount saved in a bank

Personal expenses and gifts

Wages, salaries, and business income

Total annual profit

Question 38

38.

What does NMI stand for?

Non-monthly income

No monthly interest

Net monthly income after deductions

Net make income

Question 39

39.

Which government body collects income taxes?

State police departments

Federal Reserve

Department of Labor

Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

Question 40

40.

What is deducted to find take-home pay?

Home value appreciation

Taxes and other deductions from gross pay

Net worth and savings

Credit card debt

Question 41

41.

What is the main source of tax revenue for governments?

Income tax, sales tax, and property tax.

Sales tax only

Property tax only

Sales tax and sales fees

Question 42

42.

What do taxes fund for citizens?

Luxury expenses

Private events for citizens

Services like schools, defense, and healthcare.

Individual hobbies

Question 43

43.

Which tax reduces the amount of money available to spend?

Income tax reduces net income.

Sales tax on basic needs

Property tax only

Excise tax on purchases

Question 44

44.

What type of services do taxes support?

Public services like education and safety.

Private businesses

Entertainment services

Luxury items for citizens

Question 45

45.

What is an income tax primarily based on?

Earnings from wages and other income sources.

Sales of household goods

Rates decided by the government

The value of property owned

Question 46

46.

Which of the following is typically exempt from sales tax?

Household items

Groceries in some states.

Medicine

Restaurant food

Question 47

47.

What do local governments use property taxes for?

Personal expenses for citizens

Paying income taxes

Funding federal agencies

Public services like schools and libraries.

Question 48

48.

Who is responsible for withholding income tax from wages?

The employee themselves

The IRS directly

State government officials

The employer of the worker.

Question 49

49.

What is Jason's gross pay this period?

$960.00

$114.14

$730.18

$229.82

Question 50

50.

How much federal income tax was deducted from Jason's paycheck?

$13.92

$42.24

$229.82

$114.14

Question 51

51.

What is the net pay listed on Jason's paycheck?

$42.24

$730.18

$114.14

$960.00

Question 52

52.

What type of tax is included in Jason's paycheck deductions?

Sales Tax

County Tax

Property Tax

Federal Income Tax

Question 53

53.

What does NMI stand for in paycheck calculations?

New Monthly Income

Net Monthly Income

Net Monetary Income

National Monthly Income

Question 54

54.

Which tax is not included in monthly deductions?

Federal Income Tax

Social Security (FICA)

Local Tax (0.1%)

Medicare

Question 55

55.

How often does Jamal work during the school year?

15 hours a week

20 hours a week

10 hours a week

63 hours a week

Question 56

56.

What percentage is the Monthly Medicare tax?

2.5%

6.2%

4%

1.45%

Question 57

57.

What does the table primarily illustrate?

Gross income thresholds

Federal tax rates

Tax filing statuses

Tax amounts based on income levels

Question 58

58.

Who benefits from the "Married filing jointly" column?

Single taxpayers

Dependent children

Married filing separately

Married couples filing together

Question 59

59.

What is EITC based on?

Earned income levels

Total income and investments

Property values

Filing status only

Question 60

60.

What does a higher taxable income generally mean?

Increased refund

Higher tax liability

Lower tax credit

No change in tax rates