Career Readiness Chapter 2 Exam
Questions and Answers
True - Answer-Serving as president of the French Club is an example of an
extracurricular activity (T/F).
False - Answer-Leisure activities are formalized experiences that allow you to have fun
while gaining critical job skills (T/F).
False - Answer-Transferable skills are not applicable to career-specific industries (T/F).
True - Answer-A "can-do" attitude combined with a creative and task-oriented skill set
will demonstrate your professionalism to an employer (T/F).
False - Answer-The 4 C's and 3 R's are two types of transferable skill sets that can only
be acquired in the workplace (T/F).
True - Answer-Network development support and skills development support are two
benefits of "group affiliation" (T/F).
False - Answer-People who serve in the military have very little "real world" experience
to put on a résumé (T/F).
True - Answer-Reviewing course descriptions in a college catalog and job
announcements are good ways to identify skills you might have used in the past (T/F).
False - Answer-You have to enjoy doing something for it to be considered a skill (T/F).
True - Answer-Digital literacy can facilitate the career exploration process by helping
you evaluate online information (T/F).
True - Answer-It is critical for career development that a person assess his/her skills
and recognize gaps to build upon (T/F).
False - Answer-A business card is the primary self-marketing tool an individual should
use in seeking employment in his/her chosen career field (T/F).
True - Answer-Well-established skills are likely those that a person studied in his/her
major field of study in college (T/F).
False - Answer-"Hard skills" are the cluster of personality traits, social graces,
communication, language, personal habits, friendliness and optimism that characterize
relationships with other people (T/F).
Questions and Answers
True - Answer-Serving as president of the French Club is an example of an
extracurricular activity (T/F).
False - Answer-Leisure activities are formalized experiences that allow you to have fun
while gaining critical job skills (T/F).
False - Answer-Transferable skills are not applicable to career-specific industries (T/F).
True - Answer-A "can-do" attitude combined with a creative and task-oriented skill set
will demonstrate your professionalism to an employer (T/F).
False - Answer-The 4 C's and 3 R's are two types of transferable skill sets that can only
be acquired in the workplace (T/F).
True - Answer-Network development support and skills development support are two
benefits of "group affiliation" (T/F).
False - Answer-People who serve in the military have very little "real world" experience
to put on a résumé (T/F).
True - Answer-Reviewing course descriptions in a college catalog and job
announcements are good ways to identify skills you might have used in the past (T/F).
False - Answer-You have to enjoy doing something for it to be considered a skill (T/F).
True - Answer-Digital literacy can facilitate the career exploration process by helping
you evaluate online information (T/F).
True - Answer-It is critical for career development that a person assess his/her skills
and recognize gaps to build upon (T/F).
False - Answer-A business card is the primary self-marketing tool an individual should
use in seeking employment in his/her chosen career field (T/F).
True - Answer-Well-established skills are likely those that a person studied in his/her
major field of study in college (T/F).
False - Answer-"Hard skills" are the cluster of personality traits, social graces,
communication, language, personal habits, friendliness and optimism that characterize
relationships with other people (T/F).
