Question

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select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.
choose the correct way to complete each sentence.
although many people believe that the only academic path after high school is a college degree if you want to get a good job, there are actually lots of paths that you could take, such as, apprenticeships, or on-the-job training
when you find a job that you’re interested in, you should determine what the academic requirements are for similar jobs. you should also review the skills, tasks, and to determine if the job will be well suited to you and help you meet your career goals.
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Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the context of career paths and job evaluation:

First Drop - down (Career Paths):

Common non - college academic/career paths after high school include vocational school (or trade school). Vocational schools provide specialized training in fields like mechanics, cosmetology, etc., and are parallel to apprenticeships and on - the - job training as alternative career paths.

Second Drop - down (Job Evaluation):

When evaluating a job, along with skills and tasks, we consider responsibilities (or similar terms like “duties”). Reviewing job responsibilities helps determine if the job aligns with one’s career goals and personal suitability.

For the first blank, a typical correct option could be "vocational school". For the second blank, a typical correct option could be "responsibilities". (Note: The actual options in the drop - down would determine the exact answer, but these are the logical choices based on the context.)

If we assume the first drop - down has "vocational school" as an option and the second has "responsibilities":

Answer:

First drop - down: vocational school
Second drop - down: responsibilities