Career Readiness Exam Midterm Questions
And Answers
Laurie is comfortable in her new job. Now she is looking for additional training to move up in
the company. Which stage of Super's Self-Concept Theory is Laurie experiencing?
maintenance
Monique lists the many facts that she has learned about herself to choose a career.
bullet• She enjoys learning new things, especially in science fields.
bullet• She is investigative, realistic, and artistic.
bullet• She loves to travel to different countries and has the freedom to do so.
bullet• She wants to meet many new people.
bullet• She wants to help make the world a better place. researcher and public speaker for
an international climate change organization
Dino remembers that he really liked the strategy part of playing board games as a child. Which
stage of Super's Self-Concept Theory is Dino using? Growth
Which career is directly related to a strong visual-spatial intelligence? fashion designer
, Career Readiness Exam Midterm Questions
And Answers
Michael is attending the Careers for the Future Conference with the goal of conducting simple
research to determine the skills, experience, and coursework he will need if he wants to be a
medical records administrator. Judging from the titles of the sessions, which of the following
options will give Michael the best information about what he will need to be a medical records
administrator? What You Need to Know to Navigate Digital Files Quickly for Patients
Arthur works an average of 60 hours each week. He wants to have a great work-life balance.
How can he improve his physical health? Take a nutritious lunch to work.
What is the first step in the three-step process designed to help people make better, more-
informed academic or career decisions? Assess your interests.
Study internal job announcements that list required experience and education.
Read about Jamilah's dilemma and then answer the question that follows.
Jamilah's Dilemma
Jamilah is unhappy at her job working for the U.S. State Department. She sits in front of a
computer all day analyzing contracts between private vendors and the government. She
remembers how happy she was when she would walk through the language building of her
And Answers
Laurie is comfortable in her new job. Now she is looking for additional training to move up in
the company. Which stage of Super's Self-Concept Theory is Laurie experiencing?
maintenance
Monique lists the many facts that she has learned about herself to choose a career.
bullet• She enjoys learning new things, especially in science fields.
bullet• She is investigative, realistic, and artistic.
bullet• She loves to travel to different countries and has the freedom to do so.
bullet• She wants to meet many new people.
bullet• She wants to help make the world a better place. researcher and public speaker for
an international climate change organization
Dino remembers that he really liked the strategy part of playing board games as a child. Which
stage of Super's Self-Concept Theory is Dino using? Growth
Which career is directly related to a strong visual-spatial intelligence? fashion designer
, Career Readiness Exam Midterm Questions
And Answers
Michael is attending the Careers for the Future Conference with the goal of conducting simple
research to determine the skills, experience, and coursework he will need if he wants to be a
medical records administrator. Judging from the titles of the sessions, which of the following
options will give Michael the best information about what he will need to be a medical records
administrator? What You Need to Know to Navigate Digital Files Quickly for Patients
Arthur works an average of 60 hours each week. He wants to have a great work-life balance.
How can he improve his physical health? Take a nutritious lunch to work.
What is the first step in the three-step process designed to help people make better, more-
informed academic or career decisions? Assess your interests.
Study internal job announcements that list required experience and education.
Read about Jamilah's dilemma and then answer the question that follows.
Jamilah's Dilemma
Jamilah is unhappy at her job working for the U.S. State Department. She sits in front of a
computer all day analyzing contracts between private vendors and the government. She
remembers how happy she was when she would walk through the language building of her
