Question 1

Compared to a job,a career:

Accepted Answer

A) Does not offer a path for occupational growth. 
B) Does not require a commitment to a profession. 
C) Requires continued training. 
D) Excludes considering your interests. 
E) Always leads to an internship. 
A) Does not offer a path for occupational growth. 
B) Does not require a commitment to a profession. 
C) Requires continued training. 
D) Excludes considering your interests. 
E) Always leads to an internship.

Question 2

Joseph is eligible for a nontaxable life insurance benefit with an annual premium of $400 paid entirely by his employer.Assuming Joseph is in a 28% bracket,how much would he have to earn to pay for this benefit with after-tax dollars?

Accepted Answer

A) $600.00 
B) $555.56 
C) $470.59 
D) $288.00 
E) $112.00 
A) $600.00 
B) $555.56 
C) $470.59 
D) $288.00 
E) $112.00

Question 3

Natural abilities that people possess are called:

Accepted Answer

A) interests. 
B) aptitudes. 
C) attitudes. 
D) personality traits. 
E) occupational techniques. 
A) interests. 
B) aptitudes. 
C) attitudes. 
D) personality traits. 
E) occupational techniques.

Question 4

Which of the following is an example of the type of information that you would not usually include on a résumé?

Accepted Answer

A) Name 
B) Address 
C) Career objective 
D) E-mail address 
E) Telephone number 
A) Name 
B) Address 
C) Career objective 
D) E-mail address 
E) Telephone number

Question 5

Guidance tests may help to identify a satisfying career by measuring:

Accepted Answer

A) abilities. 
B) interests. 
C) personal qualities. 
D) All of these. 
E) None of these. 
A) abilities. 
B) interests. 
C) personal qualities. 
D) All of these. 
E) None of these.

Question 6

The first stage in the career planning and advancement process is:

Accepted Answer

A) Develop a résumé and cover letter. 
B) Research the employment market. 
C) Interview for available positions. 
D) Assess and research personal goals,abilities,and career fields. 
E) Evaluate financial factors of offered positions 
A) Develop a résumé and cover letter. 
B) Research the employment market. 
C) Interview for available positions. 
D) Assess and research personal goals,abilities,and career fields. 
E) Evaluate financial factors of offered positions

Question 7

Trade-offs of career decisions may include:

Accepted Answer

A) selecting challenging employment over employment offering the highest salary. 
B) refusing a promotion to move to employment that would reduce leisure time. 
C) choosing part-time employment to have more time with children. 
D) giving up a secure job to operate your own business. 
E) All of these. 
A) selecting challenging employment over employment offering the highest salary. 
B) refusing a promotion to move to employment that would reduce leisure time. 
C) choosing part-time employment to have more time with children. 
D) giving up a secure job to operate your own business. 
E) All of these.

Question 8

A list of grades received in school is commonly included on a résumé in the education section.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

With completion of a bachelor's degree one can expect median weekly earnings of:

Accepted Answer

A) $1,790 
B) $1,400 
C) $1,300 
D) $1,170 
E) $830 
A) $1,790 
B) $1,400 
C) $1,300 
D) $1,170 
E) $830

Question 10

References are usually not included in a résumé.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Compared to a job,a career:

Joseph is eligible for a nontaxable life insurance benefit with an annual premium of $400 paid entirely by his employer.Assuming Joseph is in a 28% bracket,how much would he have to earn to pay for this benefit with after-tax dollars?

Natural abilities that people possess are called:

Which of the following is an example of the type of information that you would not usually include on a résumé?

Guidance tests may help to identify a satisfying career by measuring:

The first stage in the career planning and advancement process is:

Trade-offs of career decisions may include:

A list of grades received in school is commonly included on a résumé in the education section.

With completion of a bachelor's degree one can expect median weekly earnings of:

References are usually not included in a résumé.

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Consumer Purchasing Strategies and Legal Protection

The Housing Decision: Factors and Finances

Property and Motor Vehicle Insurance

Health,disability,and Long-Term Care Insurance

Life Insurance

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Investing in Stocks

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Exam 2: Financial Aspects of Career Planning

Compared to a job,a career:

Joseph is eligible for a nontaxable life insurance benefit with an annual premium of $400 paid entirely by his employer.Assuming Joseph is in a 28% bracket,how much would he have to earn to pay for this benefit with after-tax dollars?

Natural abilities that people possess are called:

Which of the following is an example of the type of information that you would not usually include on a résumé?

Guidance tests may help to identify a satisfying career by measuring:

The first stage in the career planning and advancement process is:

Trade-offs of career decisions may include:

A list of grades received in school is commonly included on a résumé in the education section.

With completion of a bachelor's degree one can expect median weekly earnings of:

References are usually not included in a résumé.

Personal Finance Basics and the Time Value of Money

Money Management Strategy: Financial Statements and Budgeting

Planning Your Tax Strategy

Financial Services: Savings Plans and Payment Accounts

Introduction to Consumer Credit

Choosing a Source of Credit: the Costs of Credit Alternatives

Consumer Purchasing Strategies and Legal Protection

The Housing Decision: Factors and Finances

Property and Motor Vehicle Insurance

Health,disability,and Long-Term Care Insurance

Life Insurance

Investing Fundamentals

Investing in Stocks

Investing in Bonds

Investing in Mutual Funds

Investing in Real Estate and Other Investment Alternatives

Starting Early: Retirement Planning

Estate Planning

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