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- 1. Multiple ChoiceMatch the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
You determine you need to get out of the house because you smell gas and hear a hissing sound coming from the back of your stove.Flexibility in ThinkingUsing all the sensesMetacognitionQuestioning and problem posing - 2. Multiple ChoiceMatch the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
You have an awareness of how you’re thinking during an activity.Flexibility in ThinkingUsing all the sensesMetacognitionQuestioning and problem posing - 3. Multiple ChoiceMatch the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
You consider all of your possible options and don’t just choose the easiest or first one presented.Flexibility in ThinkingUsing all the sensesMetacognitionQuestioning and problem posing - 4. Multiple ChoiceMatch the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
When a major idea is presented, you ask lots of “What If” questions.Flexibility in ThinkingUsing all the sensesMetacognitionQuestioning and problem posing - 5. Multiple ChoiceMatch the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
You are aware of the value of your social relationships as a unique way to gain knowledge and understanding.Sense of HumorCreativityChecking for accuracy and precisionCooperation - 6. Multiple ChoiceMatch the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
Though you have many sources of stress and hardship in your life, you find a way to laugh every day.Sense of HumorCreativityChecking for accuracy and precisionCooperation - 7. Multiple ChoiceMatch the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
You find unique and ingenious ways to solve problems.Sense of HumorCreativityChecking for accuracy and precisionCooperation - 8. Multiple ChoiceMatch the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
Even though you are the first to finish your test in class, you take the time to go back and review each of your answers.Sense of HumorCreativityChecking for accuracy and precisionCooperation - 9. Multiple ChoiceMatch the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
Even during times of high emotion, you are able to hear all sides of the story.Listening to OthersApplying Past Knowledge to New SituationsOvercoming ImpulsivenessPrecision of Language and Thought - 10. Multiple ChoiceMatch the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
Last winter was your first experience driving in the snow. Hopefully you will remember the tips you learned when it snows again this year.Listening to OthersApplying Past Knowledge to New SituationsOvercoming ImpulsivenessPrecision of Language and Thought - 11. Multiple ChoiceMatch the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
You choose to stay home and finish homework even though your friends asked you to go to a movie.Listening to OthersApplying Past Knowledge to New SituationsOvercoming ImpulsivenessPrecision of Language and Thought - 12. Multiple ChoiceMatch the behavior with the definition or example (from the 14 Intelligent Behaviors):
You tell your teacher “I turned in my Revolutionary War Review assignment from when I was gone last Monday” instead of saying “I turned in that one assignment.”Listening to OthersApplying Past Knowledge to New SituationsOvercoming ImpulsivenessPrecision of Language and Thought - 13. Multiple ChoiceDefining the problem is the 3rd step of the decision making process.TrueFalse
- 14. Multiple ChoiceListing all possible alternatives and the advantages & disadvantages (consequences) of each is an important step of the Decision Making Process.TrueFalse
- 15. Multiple ChoiceA decision is a choice made from different alternativesTrueFalse
- 16. Multiple ChoiceWhen making decisions, you should try to avoid listening to your impulses.TrueFalse
- 17. Multiple ChoiceEight semesters of English are required to earn a Core 40 Diploma.TrueFalse
- 18. Multiple ChoiceGetting a job after high school is NOT an example of a Postsecondary education or training options.TrueFalse
- 19. Multiple ChoiceAn apprenticeship provides on-the-job training.TrueFalse
- 20. Multiple ChoiceAn occupation can only be in one Career Cluster.TrueFalse
- 21. Multiple ChoiceCareer Fields are made up of 1 or more career clusters.TrueFalse
- 22. Multiple ChoiceThere are 16 Career Fields and 6 Career Clusters.TrueFalse
- 23. Multiple ChoiceTuition at small private colleges is typically lower than large public universities.TrueFalse
- 24. Multiple ChoiceTen semesters of English are required for the Academic Honors Diploma.TrueFalse
- 25. Multiple ChoiceWhich Career Field includes the following Career Clusters:
- Law, Public Safety, and CorrectionsHuman Services and ResourcesIndustrial, Manufacturing and EngineeringCommunication and Information SystemsBusiness, Marketing and Management - 26. Multiple ChoiceWhich Career Field includes the following Career Clusters:
- Architecture and ConstructionHuman Services and ResourcesIndustrial, Manufacturing and EngineeringCommunication and Information SystemsBusiness, Marketing and Management - 27. Multiple ChoiceWhich Career Field includes the following Career Clusters:
- Education and TrainingHuman Services and ResourcesIndustrial, Manufacturing and EngineeringCommunication and Information SystemsBusiness, Marketing and Management - 28. Multiple ChoiceWhich Career Field includes the following Career Clusters:
- FinanceHuman Services and ResourcesIndustrial, Manufacturing and EngineeringCommunication and Information SystemsBusiness, Marketing and Management - 29. Multiple ChoiceWhich Career Field includes the following Career Clusters:
- Information TechnologyHuman Services and ResourcesIndustrial, Manufacturing and EngineeringCommunication and Information SystemsBusiness, Marketing and Management - 30. Multiple ChoiceWhich Career Field includes the following Career Clusters:
- Government and Public AdministrationHuman Services and ResourcesIndustrial, Manufacturing and EngineeringCommunication and Information SystemsBusiness, Marketing and Management - 31. Multiple ChoiceWhich Career Field includes the following Career Clusters:
- Hospitality and TourismHuman Services and ResourcesIndustrial, Manufacturing and EngineeringCommunication and Information SystemsBusiness, Marketing and Management - 32. Multiple ChoiceListed below are emotional blocks to decision making. Which one does not belong?headachesfear of failurestagnationfear of success
- 33. Multiple ChoiceProcrastination is a decision making strategy involving:allowing someone else make the decisionsconsidering every possible decisiondelaying making a decisionpicking the decision with the lowest level of risk
- 34. Multiple ChoiceWhat are some factors in decision making?environmentpeersprioritiesall of the above
- 35. Multiple ChoiceWhich is not a postsecondary education or training option.2 or 4 year College or UniversityMilitaryGetting a job at KmartApprenticeship
- 36. Multiple ChoiceWhich lists the steps to the decision making process in the correct order?a) Define the problem; List all possible alternatives and consequences of each choice; Select the best choice; Act on your decision; Evaluate your decision.a) List all possible alternatives and consequences of each choice; Define the problem; Select the best choice; Act on your decision; Evaluate your decision.a) Define the problem; Select the best choice; List all possible alternatives and consequences of each choice; Act on your decision; Evaluate your decision.None of the Above
- 37. Multiple ChoiceCareer Fieldsa) are the six large groups that include all of the occupations in the United States.a) are where farmers work if there is a drought.a) are divided into sub-groups called Career ClustersBoth: are the six large groups that include all of the occupations in the United States and a) are divided into sub-groups called Career Clusters
- 38. Multiple ChoiceEach Career Clustera) is a group of people that work together at the same company.a) is made up of a number of occupations and postsecondary majors that relate to each other.has 1000 occupations.None of the above
- 39. Multiple ChoiceWhich statement is true?Marketing and Finance are 2 of the 6 career clusters in the Business, Marketing, and Management career field.Health Science is the only career cluster in the Health Science career field.Many occupations may fit into more than one career cluster.All of the above
- 40. Multiple ChoiceWhich is an example of a S.M.A.R.T. goal?Graduate from college with a high gpa.Graduate from NPHS in the Spring of 2015 with a gpa over 3.0.Earn a Masters Degree from a well-known school.All of the above
- 41. Multiple ChoiceWhich is not an example of Postsecondary Education and Trainingget a job as a cashier the day after high school graduation.on-the-job training & apprenticeshipsTechnical Schoolall of the above
- 42. Multiple ChoiceIndiana University & Purdue University are examples of a2 year technical school4 year collegeSmall Ivy League schoolall of the above
- 43. Multiple ChoiceS.M.A.R.T goals arespecific, measurable, achievable, right, and timelyspecific, mindful, attainable, realistic, and trackablemeasurable, achievable/attainable, specific, time-based/timely, and realisticonly needed if you plan to attend a 4 year college or university.
- 44. Multiple ChoiceWhich is not trueThe Military is a Postsecondary training & education options.You must attend a four-year college before entering an apprenticeship.Ivy Tech State College offers 2 year educational programs & degrees.Credits from a 2 year college such as Ivy Tech may be transferred to a 4 year college.
- 45. Multiple ChoiceWhich is not always trueIn most cases, future earnings increase with more education.A G.E.D. is the equivalent of a High School Diploma in the eyes of employers.High School Dropouts earn less than High School Graduates.A Master’s Degree involves continuing your education beyond a Bachelor’s degree.
- 46. Multiple ChoiceFull electronic participation in society.Digital LiteracyDigital EtiquetteDigital AccessDigital Rights and Responsibilities
- 47. Multiple ChoiceProcess of teaching and learning about technology and the use of technology.Digital LiteracyDigital EtiquetteDigital AccessDigital Rights and Responsibilities
- 48. Multiple ChoiceElectronic standards of conduct or procedure.Digital LiteracyDigital EtiquetteDigital AccessDigital Rights and Responsibilities
- 49. Multiple ChoiceThose freedoms extended to everyone in a digital world.Digital LiteracyDigital EtiquetteDigital AccessDigital Rights and Responsibilities
- 50. Multiple ChoiceElectronic buying and selling of goods.Digital CommerceDigital CommunicationDigital LawDigital Security
- 51. Multiple ChoiceElectronic exchange of information.Digital CommerceDigital CommunicationDigital LawDigital Security
- 52. Multiple ChoiceElectronic responsibility for actions and deeds.Digital CommerceDigital CommunicationDigital LawDigital Security
- 53. Multiple ChoiceElectronic precautions to guarantee safety.Digital CommerceDigital CommunicationDigital LawDigital Security
- 54. Multiple ChoicePhysical and psychological well-being in a digital technology world.Digital Health & WellnessDigital CommerceDigital CitizenshipDigital Health & Wellness
- 55. Multiple ChoiceNorms of appropriate, responsible behavior with regard to technology.Digital Health & WellnessDigital CommerceDigital CitizenshipDigital Health & Wellness
- 56. Multiple ChoiceJim buys a song from iTunes and adds it to his iPod.Digital Health & WellnessDigital CommerceDigital CitizenshipDigital Health & Wellness
- 57. Multiple ChoiceTim plays games online for thirty hours a week and loses interest in school, family and friends.Digital Health & WellnessDigital CommerceDigital CitizenshipDigital Health & Wellness
- 58. Multiple ChoiceBob uses an illegal website to download a new movie. He makes copies for his friends.Digital AccessDigital LawDigital SecurityDigital Etiquette
- 59. Multiple ChoiceInternet Service Providers decide to stop serving a school in rural Indiana.Digital AccessDigital LawDigital SecurityDigital Etiquette
- 60. Multiple ChoiceFred posts some threatening remarks on Dave’s Facebook page.Digital AccessDigital LawDigital SecurityDigital Etiquette
- 61. Multiple ChoiceJim installs anti-virus software on his new laptop.Digital AccessDigital LawDigital SecurityDigital Etiquette
- 62. Multiple ChoiceHonoring your commitments is an indicator of being proactive.TrueFalse
- 63. Multiple ChoicePutting the first things first means getting the unimportant things done first so you focus on bigger more important things.TrueFalse
- 64. Multiple Choice“Seek first to understand” involves listening to others before sharing your viewpoint.TrueFalse
- 65. Multiple ChoiceSynergy is the energy you feel when you are really focused on an individual task.TrueFalse
- 66. Multiple ChoiceTaking time to renew is a way to “Sharpen the Saw.”TrueFalse
- 67. Multiple ChoiceThe creator of the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People is Andy Rooney.TrueFalse
- 68. Multiple Choice“Begin with the end in Mind” is based on the principle that all things are created twice... a mental creation and a physical creation.TrueFalse
- 69. Multiple ChoiceThe Four-Quadrant model of Time Management is a tool for Habit #3–Putting First Things First.TrueFalse
- 70. Multiple ChoiceCreating “Win/Win” situations is one of the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People.TrueFalse
- 71. Multiple ChoiceTo prepare for success in college, career, and life, high school students should identify personal values, set goals, and learn to prioritize.TrueFalse
- 72. Multiple ChoiceKnowledge and skills needed to navigate life and work environments in a global economy are called social skills.TrueFalse
- 73. Multiple ChoiceWork Positively and Ethically: Participate actively, as well as be reliable and punctual.Productivity and AccountabilitySocial and Cross-cultural SkillsInitiative and Self-Direction
- 74. Multiple ChoiceRespond open-mindedly to different ideas and values.Productivity and AccountabilitySocial and Cross-cultural SkillsInitiative and Self-Direction
- 75. Multiple ChoicePrioritize tactical (short-term) and strategic (long-term) goals.Productivity and AccountabilitySocial and Cross-cultural SkillsInitiative and Self-Direction
- 76. Multiple ChoiceIntegrate roles, responsibilities and relationships in a climate of ambiguity.Flexibility and AdaptabilityLeadership and ResponsibilityInitiative and Self-Direction
- 77. Multiple ChoiceReceive & Give Constructive Criticism.Flexibility and AdaptabilityLeadership and ResponsibilityInitiative and Self-Direction
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- 84. Multiple ChoiceCollege seems to be an important part of Andrew’s plan. How much more can Andrew expect to make in salary and wages over his lifetime by getting a bachelor’s degree from a four-year college than he could make if he does not go to college?As a college graduate, Andrew can expect to make nearly twice as much as a high school graduate over his lifetime.He can expect to make less if he goes to college.A little more, about 13 percent moreHe can expect to make about 10 percent more as a college graduate than as a high school graduate.
- 85. Multiple ChoiceWhat portion of total income earned by Americans is “unearned income” or income other than earned income?Less than a tenthTwo-thirdsAbout one-thirdBetween a tenth and a quarter
- 86. Multiple ChoiceWhy do young people who want to be actors often end up waiting tables or doing temp work rather than acting professionally full time?Most young actors who wait tables want to own a restaurant.Taking temporary office jobs is a good way to be discovered as a young actor.There are many more people who want to be actors than there is full time paid acting work available.Many young actors feel that waiting tables will help improve their acting skills.
- 87. Multiple ChoiceWhy does the bank generally print the address of the check writer in the upper left hand corner of the check?To give the merchant a way to contact the person if the check bounces.To prevent people from stealing checks.To advertise its products.To prevent people from bouncing a check.
- 88. Multiple ChoiceJoe has put aside $10,000 to live on if he is laid off from his job. Which of the following assets would be most liquid if he needed to use his funds right away?Money loaned to a friend.Money invested in a house.Money in a 2-year bank certificate of deposit.Money in a checking account.
- 89. Multiple ChoiceEric recently bought a garden tractor at Sears using his Sears credit card. Soon after, he lost his job and could not make any payments on his Sears credit card, not even the minimum required payment. Which of the following statements is true?Sears cannot seize any of Eric’s goods since a Sears credit card loan is not secured.Sears can seize any goods Eric bought at Sears including clothes.Sears can seize Eric’s car and house as well as his tractor.Sears can take back the tractor.
- 90. Multiple ChoiceWhat has happened to the cost of attending college since 1985?It has decreased by a small amount each year.It has increased between 100 and 200 percent.It has been equal to the overall rate of inflation.It has increased more than 500 percent.
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