Question 1 Expert Level 1
Which is the most mature statement about the relation between livelihood and career? A Livelihood and career are always the same B Career has no relation with income C Livelihood needs no skills D Livelihood can provide income base and career can create long-term growth direction
Correct answer: D Livelihood and career are related but not identical. In exams write the difference between income base and growth path.
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Which statement most clearly shows the psychological value of work? A Work has no relation with mind B Work can give a person self-esteem purpose and sense of achievement C Only salary is psychological value D Work always gives only stress
Correct answer: B Work can affect a person's identity and confidence. In exams connect psychological value with satisfaction.
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If a work has excessive monitoring and no decision freedom, which component of meaningfulness is weak? A Salary calculation B Physical distance C Work autonomy D Dress code
Correct answer: C Decision freedom affects motivation and ownership. In exams write autonomy as a component of meaningful work.
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How is informal learning at work different from formal training? A It can happen naturally through experience observation and practice B It always happens through certificate examination C It happens only in school D It is not a form of learning
Correct answer: A Learning through experience during work is informal learning. In exams treat observation and practice as clues.
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Why is it wrong to treat absence of social security in employment only as a personal problem? A Because illness never affects work B Because old age has no economic effect C Because security is only entertainment D Because it is a public issue linked with worker protection and fair system
Correct answer: D Social security reduces workers' insecurity. In exams write it as an institutional side of decent work.
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Which example shows both initiative and responsibility in work? A Hiding the problem B Noticing a problem suggesting a solution and monitoring the outcome C Only complaining and stopping there D Blaming others
Correct answer: B Initiative is valuable when linked with responsibility. In exams connect initiative with action and accountability.
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Why is it incomplete to limit the meaning of work only to personal satisfaction? A Because work also has social, economic and ethical contributions B Because personal satisfaction is never included in the meaning of work C Because work has no connection with society or the economy D Because the value of work is determined only by the income it provides
Correct answer: A Work cannot be understood only in terms of the satisfaction it gives to an individual. It may provide income and livelihood, meet social needs, and express responsibility, service and ethical values. Personal satisfaction is important, but it is only one part of the wider social, economic and ethical meaning of work. Exam tip: When explaining the meaning of work, include its personal, social, economic and ethical dimensions.
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Why should mental health at the workplace be considered part of decent work? A Because mental health is private and unrelated B Because stress always increases productivity C Because stress respect and safety affect work efficiency D Because respect is not needed
Correct answer: C Decent work considers both physical and mental wellbeing. In exams connect mental health with workplace wellbeing.
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In which situation will a career goal not be considered realistic? A When the goal is time-bound and measurable B When there is a training plan for the goal C When the goal is based on available information D When the goal is not linked with interest ability resources and preparation
Correct answer: D A realistic goal matches both self and resources. In exams connect goal setting with SMART thinking.
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Which is the most comprehensive expert understanding of meaningful work? A Only a high salary B A balanced combination of income, respect, security, opportunities to learn, autonomy, and social contribution C Only a busy routine D Only the prestige of a job title
Correct answer: B Meaningful work is not limited to salary, busyness, or the prestige of a designation. It includes fair income along with respect, job security, opportunities to learn and progress, autonomy in decisions, and a sense of contributing usefully to society. Therefore, option B is the most comprehensive. A high salary (option A) may matter, but it alone does not make work meaningful. Exam tip: In questions asking for the “most comprehensive” view, choose the option that includes personal, economic, and social dimensions of work.
View question details Question 11 Hard Level 3
If a job has fair wages but very long working hours and no rest then what question arises about quality of work? A Whether work-life balance and health are protected B Whether wage has no meaning C Whether skill need has ended D Whether work is always meaningful
Correct answer: A Meaningful work needs health and balance along with income. In exams do not measure work quality only by wages.
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Why is it important to record unpaid domestic work in a time-use study? A Because it makes contribution and workload visible B Because it ends domestic work C Because it removes paid jobs D Because it makes skills unimportant
Correct answer: A Time-use study helps recognize invisible labour. In exams treat domestic work as real contribution.
View question details Question 13 Hard Level 3
If a student chooses a career only for prestige and away from ability then which analysis is correct? A Prestige always guarantees satisfaction B Ignoring ability and interest can create mismatch C Practice is not needed in career D All prestigious work is the same
Correct answer: B Career choice needs ability and interest along with prestige. In exams write the difference between external pressure and self-assessment.
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Why do diverse livelihood sources help during climate or market shocks? A They reduce dependence on one source B They remove all risks C They stop the need for work D They make family planning impossible
Correct answer: A Diverse sources spread risk and can support the family. In exams connect livelihood resilience with alternatives.
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What does emotional labour mean in childcare or elderly care? A Only making a product B Managing emotions while giving care and patience C Passing time without responsibility D Ignoring all emotions
Correct answer: B Emotional labour is an important invisible part of care work. In exams do not treat care work as only physical work.
View question details Question 16 Hard Level 3
How is learning teamwork and punctuality in school projects useful for future work? A They become transferable skills B They remain limited to exams only C They are unrelated to career D They reduce employability
Correct answer: A Teamwork and punctuality are useful in many fields. In exams write transferable skills as skills with wide use.
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What problem can occur if division of family work is based only on tradition? A Equality always increases B Gender inequality and extra burden may increase C Each member's ability is automatically identified D Work evaluation is always fair
Correct answer: B Tradition-based division can sometimes create unequal burden. In exams connect division of work with equality.
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Which risk can increase when there is no written contract in the informal sector? A Wage and safety rights may remain unclear B All rights automatically become secure C Work always becomes permanent D Need for training ends
Correct answer: A Without written terms a worker may become insecure. In exams connect informal work with safety and rights.
View question details Question 19 Hard Level 3
Why is a market survey necessary before starting self-employment? A To understand customer need and demand B To ignore skills C To stop planning D To waste resources
Correct answer: A Market survey helps decide the right product and service. In exams connect entrepreneurship with identifying needs.
View question details Question 20 Hard Level 3
What is the main difference between green employment and merely making a green claim? A Green employment gives real environmental benefit B Every claim is automatically environment-friendly C A green claim itself is enough proof D Green employment has no resource saving
Correct answer: A True green work shows positive environmental impact. In exams look at real impact not just claim.
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