Question

paris is a high - school student who wants to become the governor of her state. what are accurate ways to describe this goal? check all that apply.
□ financial goal
□ career goal
□ educational goal
□ short - term goal
□ long - term goal

Explanation:

• A financial goal relates to money management/earning, and becoming a governor isn't about finances, so "financial goal" is incorrect.
• A career goal is a target related to one's professional path. Becoming a governor is a professional aspiration, so "career goal" applies.
• An educational goal focuses on learning/academic achievements (like degree, course completion), and this isn't about education, so "educational goal" is incorrect.
• A short - term goal is achievable soon (e.g., weeks/months). Becoming a governor takes years of preparation and work, so it's not short - term.
• A long - term goal is a target that takes a long time (years) to achieve. Since Paris is in high school and becoming a governor requires long - term planning (education, experience, campaigns), "long - term goal" applies.

Answer:

B. career goal, E. long - term goal