Unit 8 Quiz Life Skills

Which is an example of identifying a goal?
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Which is an example of identifying a goal?
determining that you want to make the track team
Chloe has decided that she wants to take physical fitness more seriously. Which demonstrates that she is holding herself to a high standard?
exercising five times a week no matter how hectic her schedule is
Penelope is about to graduate from college with a degree in journalism. She is excited to find an opportunity in this field and has been reaching out to other people in the same profession and getting advice from seasoned journalists. What method is Penelope using to find a career?
networking
Kiren has a long-term goal of becoming an engineer. However, she is going to have to work her way through college, so she plans to take a few classes at a local community college and eventually transfer to a four-year college. Which is the BEST short-term goal that would help her reach her long-term goal?
researching how to register for community college next semester
Mia has decided to take the first step in structuring her life plan by determining what is most important and essential in her life and for her future. Mia has decided that having children and a family one day are most important to her. Which term describes what having a family is to Mia?
priority
How should those looking for work BEST use online job sites?
they should create a profile to attract employers
Social media really isn't useful for anything outside of connecting with friends.
false
What does the phrase "success is a choice" mean?
success depends on the decisions that you make
Olga has been assigned to create an event for her company. She decides to hold a picnic at a local park with games and a petting zoo. This will be held on a Saturday. Does this benefit families if the parent does not generally work on Saturdays?
yes, there are benefits to spending relaxing time with co-workers
Which BEST explains why low unemployment numbers are good for developing family-friendly policies?
when employers have to compete for good employees, benefits are better
How do employees without children benefit from family-friendly policies?The workplace can offer flexibility that makes for a better life-balance for allCarter has some big goals in his life, but he is doing very little to actually work towards achieving these goals. He hasn't spent any time analyzing his problems or designing experiences to solve them. What kind of approach is Carter taking?passiveDonna recently joined the ROTC at her high school in effort to improve her college applications and get in better shape. She has been struggling to keep up with the rest of the group physically, and she is finding it difficult to balance schoolwork and ROTC training. However, she is determined to keep trying and not give up on succeeding in school and ROTC. What trait is she exhibiting?perseveranceMonty generally does very well when he starts a project. However he does not do as well once they are up and running and tends to struggle to keep momentum going. The quality of his work is fine, but he has a hard time getting it done. What quality does he need to work on?persistenceAlyssa is a divorced mother with three children. She has a job but wants to move up in her career. She is offered a significant promotion, but it requires a lot of travel, and Alyssa has custody of her children 50 percent of the time. Should she take this job?Yes, if she has a good support in managing her family responsibilities