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Occupational Outlook Handbook Quiz

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What is one important reason to continue education beyond high school according to the text?

To have more free time

To fulfill a social expectation

To develop skills, increase human capital, and potentially increase lifetime earnings (correct)

To avoid entering the workforce

Where can a student find information about the education and skills related to a particular job?

School yearbook

Occupational Outlook Handbook produced by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (correct)

Personal diary

Local newspaper

What does the graph comparing median weekly earnings of full-time workers with various levels of education suggest?

Earnings are unrelated to educational attainment

Education has no impact on earnings

Workers with lower levels of education earn higher wages

In general, workers with higher levels of education earn higher wages (correct)

What is the purpose of the Career Focused link mentioned in the text?

<p>To select a career of interest for further focus</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Education Beyond High School

One important reason to continue education beyond high school is to increase earning potential.

Job Research

A student can find information about the education and skills related to a particular job through the Occupational Outlook Handbook.

Earnings and Education

The graph comparing median weekly earnings of full-time workers with various levels of education suggests that workers with higher levels of education tend to earn higher median weekly earnings.

Career Resources

The Career Focused link provides students with information and resources to explore career options and plan their education.

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Test your knowledge about the Occupational Outlook Handbook with this quiz. Assess your understanding of how to use the handbook to explore career options, educational requirements, and potential earnings.