Which government website provides extensive information about careers, salaries, and job duties?

A.
Federal Statistics Depository
B.
Department of Workers’ Rights
C.
Office of Career Planning
D.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Answer:

(D) U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Explanation:

this website offers employment information, employment levels, wages, and earnings data

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Chris sent his resume and cover letter to a local school district so that he might be considered for a teaching position. Before he is called in to interview with human resources, what other form might he need to submit?

A.
GPA and SAT scores

B.
high school transcript

C.
marriage certificate

D.
job application

Penny is studying to become a nurse. While she is taking her nursing courses, her guidance counselor also advises that she takes a course in Spanish. How might adding this extra course help Penny in her new career?

A.
Penny will be smarter because she has taken more classes.

B.
Penny will be able to interact with English and Spanish patients.

C.
Penny will not use Spanish, but it will keep her busy during college.

D.
Penny will qualify for a scholarship if she speaks Spanish.

What type of education do MOST human resources jobs require?

A.
high school degree or less

B.
high school degree or associate’s (two-year) degree

C.
bachelor’s (four-year) degree or master’s degree

D.
master’s degree or doctorate

Cedric is planning to major in business management and would like to work for an international company someday. What program might Cedric benefit from while he is still in high school?

A.
Future Farmers of America

B.
an internship at city news station

C.
a cultural exchange student program

D.
a six-week space camp

Help Please T^T Use the drop-down menu to select the qualification best demonstrated in each example.
Cheryl carefully measures materials to make sure she uses the right amounts
Kim uses his hands to operate the controls of manufacturing equipment.
Darwin performs repetitive tasks without getting distracted or frustrated.
Nina stands for long periods at an assembly line.

Sheila always has her cell phone in her hand. She thinks it is important to respond to people immediately because that makes them feel important. Sheila never wants to miss anything that might be happening online, either. When it is time to go for her job interview, what should Sheila do with her phone?

A.
Continue into the room with her phone so that the interviewer knows she will always answer his calls.

B.
Put her phone on silent but continue to receive and send texts throughout the interview.

C.
Put her phone on silent but only answer a call if it is an emergency.

D.
Completely put away her cell phone during her interview.

Mike plans to become a defense attorney in the future. What would be a good co-curricular activity for Mike in high school?

A.
the football team

B.
the debate club

C.
the school choir

D.
the marching band

Brainliest and 100 points
“I know you have many tasks to complete,” the company president says to the project manager. “Just figure out what the most important tasks are and take care of those first.” What is the company president asking the project manager to do?

A.
standardize

B.
stabilize

C.
prioritize

D.
monetize

During high school, Dana volunteered with a local charity that protects sea turtle nests. She would scour the beaches for new nests and mark them so that tourists would stay away. When a nest was hatching, Dana joined other volunteers to help guide the newborn turtles safely into the surf. Even though Dana was not paid for her time, how might she have benefitted from this experience?

A.
Dana could have discovered that she has an interest in marine biology.

B.
Dana could count her time toward a college math class.

C.
Dana learned how to speak in front of large crowds.

D.
Dana could become famous for her efforts.