Question

multiple choice
you are student in the field of math and are doing research to decide where to apply for jobs after you graduate. your cousin has a degree in biology and she is looking for a position at the same time you are. neither of you wants to settle for a routine job or be an anonymous worker drone. why should you both consider working for companies that produce computers?
most computer companies are located in silicon valley in california.
small companies need fewer production workers, so there is less chance you will be assigned to the assembly line.
everyone has to use computers, so there will be more jobs as demand continues to grow.
professionals make up over one - fourth of the positions in the computer manufacturing subsector.

Explanation:

The question is about why a math student and a biology - degree - holder should consider computer - producing companies. The key is to find an option that shows non - routine, non - anonymous jobs.

• Option 1 (location) doesn't address job nature.
• Option 2 (small companies) is not relevant to the general computer - manufacturing sector.
• Option 3 (demand for jobs) is too general and doesn't imply non - routine jobs.
• Option 4 (professionals make up over one - fourth of positions) implies that there are significant non - routine, professional jobs (which math and biology graduates would be interested in as they don't want to be anonymous workers or in routine jobs) in the computer - manufacturing sub - sector.

Answer:

Professionals make up over one - fourth of the positions in the computer manufacturing subsector.