Please answer the following questions based on your current understanding of the concepts that will be taught in this learning experience. The results of this survey are confidential and will only be used to compute knowledge gain scores for students participating in this learning experience.

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1. Please indicate the JA Area you are served by:

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2. What are the first three letters of your FIRST name?

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3. What are the first three letters of your LAST name?

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4. On what MONTH were you born?

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5. On what DAY of the month were you born?

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6. What is the name of your teacher, volunteer, or instructor?

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7. Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements.

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In the future, I believe I will have a job that makes me happy.
There is a job that is a good match for my talents, abilities, and interests.
I am a good decision-maker.
When things don’t work out like I was expecting, I can usually find ways to improve the situation.
I am good at finding solutions to challenges that I’m given.
I am confident in my ability to solve problems.
I enjoy challenging myself, even if I may fail.
If my first idea does not work out, I take what I’ve learned and do something different.
I feel encouraged to pursue my interests.
My future will be bright.
I am confident that I will be successful in life.
I am motivated to do things that I enjoy.

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8. How do transferable skills contribute to career success?

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9. What are the three most important things to think about when picking a job?

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10. Which statement best explains the relationship between your personal interests, skills, and income in terms of jobs?

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11. How does networking help solve community issues?

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12. How can building connections with others help you reach your goals?

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13. Sofia wanted to help the library raise money for new books. She decided to volunteer by giving her time and talking to neighbors and businesses who could donate. Even though she didn’t have money to offer, she still made a big difference. A local carpenter also helped by using his skills to build a book nook.


Which philanthropy resources did Sofia and the carpenter provide to meet the community’s need?

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14. How do producers think differently about their pricing with and without competition?

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15. Which two things help people choose between products when they want the best quality and value?

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16. How does a market economy work?

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