5 Written Questions

1. A level of material comfort as measured by goods, services, and luxuries
2. Organizing and using your time in a way that allows you to meet your daily needs as well as your short- and long term goals with as little as possible
3. Indicates a job accessible to a person who is inexperienced in a particular field
4. Proficiency acquired through training or experience
5. The idea that spending time on a positive activity such as excercise, pursuit of a hobby, or volunteering will pay off in the long run with better physical an mental health

5 Matching Questions

1. Career
2. Everyday Living
3. Career Path
4. Benefits
5. Cost of living

1. a What you experience on a typical day- whatever is a part of your routine, such as going to your job, attending church, cooking dinner, or walking your dog.
2. b The average cost of lifes basic necessities, such as shelter, food, and clothing
3. c Entitlements, such as health or life insurance, available in accordance with a wage agreement, insurance policy, or program
4. d A planned progression of jobs within one or more proffesions throughout one's working life
5. e A chosen pursuit, profession, or occupation

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. A brief account of one's work experience and qualifications
   1. Stress
   2. Health
   3. Resume
   4. Values
2. Things you hope to achieve in your life
   1. Health
   2. Skills
   3. Goals
   4. Values
3. Obtained from food and used by our bodies for growth and mainting good health
   1. Education
   2. Moderation
   3. Aptitude
   4. Nutrition
4. These are the things people cannot live without, such as food, clothes, and shelter
   1. Benefits
   2. Values
   3. Abilities
   4. Basic needs
5. What us lost by choosing one opton instead of another. For example, the opportunity cost of choosing to take an afternoon nap might be a lost trip to the gym.
   1. Abilities
   2. Nutrition
   3. Aptitude
   4. Opportunity Cost

5 True/False Questions

1. Advancement → In terms of career, an effort one makes (or a milestone one achieves) in bettering one's career

   True        False

2. Cover letter → A letter you send with your resume to provide more informatino about you

   True        False

3. Moderation → Not too much ot too little; not going to an extreme in your pursuit of a goal.

   True        False

4. Values → What individuals or cultures think of as important in life, as having meaning, or as being desirable

   True        False

5. Job → A regular actvity performed in exchange for payment

   True        False