If you are making phone calls to inquire about job openings
A) only call one person each day so that you are able to sound upbeat and eager on each call.
B) continue to call until you reach the hiring manager; messages left are generally not returned.
C) have other people help you make calls so that you can get as much information as possible.
D) practice what you are going to say before you begin making calls.
E) All of these answers are correct.
Question 2When you are applying for jobs, ask to take the application with you so that
A) you can have friends and family help you fill in the information.
B) you can study it and identify what the employer is looking for.
C) you can make copies of the application and use it when applying for other jobs.
D) don't bother the employer by taking up any more of their time than necessary.
E) All of this information is correct.
Question 3Educators with specialties, such as the ability to speak a foreign language
A) should not share this information in an interview as it may cause bias against them.
B) should not share this information in an interview as it may sound arrogant.
C) will have a competitive edge when searching for a job.
D) are guaranteed to make more money.
E) None of these answers are correct.
Question 4Two broad categories for early childhood employment are
A) well-paid and underpaid.
B) direct services to children and families and indirect services to families, children and educators.
C) voluntary and involuntary employment.
D) indirect and direct.
E) None of these answers are correct.
Question 5A common reason that a family may choose to home school is
A) the belief that a better education can be provided at home.
B) to provide a faith-based education.
C) to ensure appropriate character and morality development.
D) to ensure a quality experience for the child.
E) All of these answers are correct.
Question 6Most educators agree that test reliability and validity can be dangerous if
A) the administrator does not like the child for some reason.
B) the test is administered orally.
C) the test is administered outside of the child's home.
D) it results in a child being labeled.
E) it is administered by anyone other than the child's primary care provider.
Question 7The United States was ranked at the bottom for health and safety, mostly because
A) of its high rates of child mortality and accidental deaths.
B) the measurement tool was tainted.
C) of malnutrition in infants under the age of one year old.
D) of negligent child care practices.
E) of playground injuries.
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