test: tuesday, february 25, 2014 chapter 13 review for test

TEST: Tuesday, February 25, 2014

CHAPTER 13 REVIEW FOR TEST

CAREER CLUSTER

A group of jobs that are similar to each other

BLUE COLLAR WORKERS

Workers in manufacturing occupations who operate, install, and maintain machinery

OCCUPATIONAL TRENDS

Predictions of what jobs will most likely be needed in the future

True

True or False

Carpenters, contractors, and electricians all belong to Architecture and Construction cluster

FALSE

True or False

A person does not need a college education to go into engineering

TRUE

True or False

Business workers need to be good communicators when writing, talking over the phone, or speaking to others in person

TRUE

True or False

High School courses in speech, creative writing, journalism, and drama can help students prepare for careers in communication

TRUE

True or False

Careers in the arts require a great deal of self-discipline

TRUE

True or False

Many jobs in the hospitality and tourism cluster require no specific education

FALSE

True or False

In retail/wholesale sales and service, wholesalers sell directly to consumers

TRUE

True or False

A job as a social worker would be in the Human Services cluster

TRUE

True or False

A job as an urban or city planner would be in the government and public administration cluster

TRUE

True or False

Engineers, scientists, technicians and production managers are examples of white collar workers

TRUE

True or False

A network engineer would be in the Information Technology cluster

FALSE

True or False

A substance abuse clinic worker would be in the Law and Public Safety cluster

FALSE

True or False

A radio announcer would be in the human services cluster

FALSE

True or False

Most of the careers in the hospitality and tourism cluster require firm backgrounds in math and science

FALSE

True or False

Health Science careers help people stay safe through judicial, legal and protective services

FALSE

A social workerAutomotive technician

A baker

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~Mrs. O’Connor