1. Directions: Carefully read each of the following multiple-choice items and the four possible answers. Select the correct response and mark the letter of the correct answer.

2. 1. Designing clothes, flying planes, and pulling teeth are classified as types of:
information skills.
problem-solving skills.
transferable skills.
workplace-specific skills.

3. 2. Defining, investigating, and researching are classified as types of: a. adaptability skills. b. interpersonal skills. c. problem-solving skills. d. writing skills.

4. 3. Confidence, creativity, and honesty are classified as types of: a
3. Confidence, creativity, and honesty are classified as types of: a. adaptability skills. b. communication skills. c. personal qualities. d. resource skills.

5. 4. Calculating and editing are classified as types of: a
4. Calculating and editing are classified as types of: a. adaptability skills. b. basic skills. c. communication skills. d. resource skills.

6. 5. Making work schedules, taking X-rays, and updating computer systems are classified as types of: a. basic skills. b. foundation skills. c. personal qualities. d. workplace-specific skills  

7. 6. Which is an example of using problem-solving skills to make work more effective? a. Editing a document b. Creating work plans c. Talking with a co-worker about a disagreement d. Trading offices

8. 7. Which is an example of using teamwork skills to make work more effective? a. Conducting an experiment b. Developing a project with a group of coworkers c. ing information d. Researching

9. 8. Which is an example of using communication skills to make work more effective? a. Altering office plans b. Creating spreadsheets c. Sending company s d. Working on projects

10. 9. Which is an example of using listening skills to make work more effective? a. Organizing paperwork b. Reading charts c. Taking telephone messages d. Writing company letters

11. 10. Being a good listener, keeping an open mind, and resolving conflicts on the job are examples of: a. adaptability skills. b. basic skills. c. organizing skills. d. transferable skills.

12. 11. Which is an example of a workplace-specific skill for a doctor. a
11. Which is an example of a workplace-specific skill for a doctor? a. Buying crafts b. Creating music c. Designing clothes d. Evaluating X-rays

13. 12. Which is an example of a workplace-specific skill for a guidance counselor?
Changing schedules
Reading a novel
Rotating tires
Speaking about rocks

14. 13. Which is an example of a workplace-specific skill for a mechanic? a. Managing a team b. Organizing a party c. Reading a novel d. Rotating tires

15. 14. Which is an example of a resources skill. a. Creating plays b
14. Which is an example of a resources skill? a. Creating plays b. Leading a dance routine c. Making work schedules for employees d. Teaching

16. 15. Which is an example of a systems skill. a. Cutting grass b
15. Which is an example of a systems skill? a. Cutting grass b. Designing computer operating programs c. Designing houses d. Keeping stats for a basketball team

17. 16. Which is an example of using information skills. a
16. Which is an example of using information skills? a. Building a house b. Buying games c. Filing records in an office d. Performing in a play

18. 17. Which is an example of using an interpersonal skill. a
17. Which is an example of using an interpersonal skill? a. Playing an instrument b. Researching problems c. Serving as a class officer d. Singing a solo

19. 18. Being on time, telling the truth, and spending time with friends are examples of what foundations skills category? a. Adaptability b. Basic c. Personal qualities d. Thinking

20. 19. Picking out clothes to wear, writing songs, and doing an experiment are examples of what foundation skills category? a. Basic b. Personality qualities c. Social d. Thinking

21. 20. Adjusting to a new schedule, changing schools, and moving to a new home are all examples of: a. adaptability skills. b. basic skills. c. math skills. d. teamwork skills.