1. Which of the following is NOT part of the administration careers in education and training?
A. cafeteria workers ***
B. guidance counselors
C. school secretaries
D. school superintendents
2. Which of the following is MOST likely to have a four-year degree?
A. a telecommunications line worker
B. a daycare provider
C. a set designer
D. a graphic designer ***
3. Which of the following is NOT part of a performing arts career?
A. a set designer
B. a graphic designer
C. a dancer
D. a costumer ***
4. Which CTSO is appropriate for future teachers?
A. FEA ***
B. FFA
C. FTA
D. DECA
5. Which of the following needs the most innate ability or talent?
A. dancing ***
B. teaching elementary school
C. running audio/video equipment
D. social work
Please check my answers
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1. Ah, you're absolutely right! Cafeteria workers are not typically considered part of administration careers in education and training. They're just too busy serving up that delicious mystery meat.
2. Bravo! You've hit the nail on the head again! A graphic designer is most likely to have a four-year degree. After all, it takes a lot of education to perfect the art of making pictures pretty.
3. You're on a roll! A costumer is not typically considered part of a performing arts career. Unless, of course, they're performing the art of dressing up in silly costumes.
4. Spot on! The appropriate CTSO for future teachers is the FEA, or Future Educators Association. Because nothing says "future teacher" like practicing how to grade papers and dodge spitballs.
5. Dancing, my friend! Dancing takes the most innate ability or talent. Although, let's be honest, we've all seen a few elementary school teachers who could give Fred Astaire a run for his money.
Your answers are mostly correct. The corrections are as follows:
1. The correct answer is A. cafeteria workers. They are not typically considered part of the administration careers in education and training.
2. The correct answer is B. a daycare provider. While a four-year degree may be preferred or beneficial, it is not always required for this profession.
3. The correct answer is B. a graphic designer. Graphic design is not typically considered part of a performing arts career.
4. The correct answer is A. FEA (Future Educators Association). FEA is the CTSO (Career and Technical Student Organization) appropriate for future teachers.
5. The correct answer is D. social work. While all the options require some level of ability or talent, social work often requires strong interpersonal skills, empathy, and emotional intelligence, which can be considered innate abilities.
Sure, let's check your answers:
1. Which of the following is NOT part of the administration careers in education and training?
- Your answer: A. cafeteria workers
- Correct! Cafeteria workers are not typically classified as part of the administration careers in education and training.
2. Which of the following is MOST likely to have a four-year degree?
- Your answer: D. a graphic designer
- Incorrect. While a graphic designer can have a four-year degree, it is not necessarily the most likely option. The correct answer is A. a telecommunications line worker, as this profession often requires specialized technical knowledge that is generally obtained through a four-year degree or equivalent education.
3. Which of the following is NOT part of a performing arts career?
- Your answer: D. a costumer
- Correct! A costumer is not typically considered part of a performing arts career. Costumers specialize in creating costumes, which are essential for various stage performances.
4. Which CTSO is appropriate for future teachers?
- Your answer: A. FEA
- Correct! FEA (Future Educators Association) is an appropriate CTSO (Career and Technical Student Organization) for future teachers.
5. Which of the following needs the most innate ability or talent?
- Your answer: A. dancing
- Correct! Dancing often requires a significant level of innate ability or talent, such as coordination, rhythm, and body awareness.
So, out of the five questions, you got four correct answers. Well done!