Succeeding in the World of Work

Chapter 2: Getting to Know Yourself

Interactive Practice Tests

1
The different ways that people naturally think and learn are called
A)goals
B)decisions
C)learning styles
D)abilities
2
What is an aptitude?
A)the way you approach people
B)the potential for learning a certain skill
C)a work ethic
D)a skill you have developed
3
What are values?
A)beliefs and principles
B)career successes
C)attitude and choices
D)priorities
4
The first step in the decision-making process is
A)identify your choices.
B)gather information.
C)define your needs or wants.
D)analyze your resources.
5
Someone who chooses to be an accountant, statistician, or finance manager probably prefers to work with
A)things.
B)people.
C)values.
D)data.
6
Someone who chooses to be an electrician, auto technician, or a chef probably prefers to work with
A)things.
B)people.
C)values.
D)data.
7
If you like having lots of friends, talking to people, and joining groups, you have a
A)kinesthetic learning style
B)interpersonal learning style
C)verbal/linguistic learning style
D)naturalistic learning style
8
In choosing a career, your personal resources are defined as
A)the amount of money you require to accept the job when first hired.
B)whether or not you have transportation to and from work.
C)who you are and what you have to offer an employer.
D)your career decisions and goals.
9
The best way to approach your career choice is to
A)choose the same career as someone you admire.
B)follow a logical decision-making process.
C)wait and see what develops after high school.
D)determine how to earn the most money.
10
How you see yourself is your
A)personality.
B)lifestyle value.
C)learning style.
D)self-concept.
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