Question

getting a job in the hospitality and tourism career cluster
6 a girl in the group says, \my sister works as a barista at a coffee shop. does that mean shes part of this cluster, even though shes still in high school?\
7 mr. alston nods his head. \many of the careers in this cluster only require a high school diploma—or less,\ he says. \its likely that in a few years some of you could get part - time jobs in this cluster as well.\
8 mr. alston explains that the hospitality and tourism career cluster doesnt require as much education as other clusters. but to make a good living in this field its important to seek out experience, education, and training. \say you work as a line cook or a server at a small restaurant when youre in high school,\ he says. \you realize you like working with people and food. to level up, you could go to culinary school. you could work your way up to a head chef at a top restaurant. similarly, lots of experience and a hospitality - related certificate or degree could land you a concierge job at one of the worlds finest hotels.\
question 2
paragraph 8 is mainly about ______.
a how careers in hospitality and tourism often pay low wages
b different types of restaurant jobs
c concierges working at fancy hotels
d ways to advance your career in the hospitality and tourism industry

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option A: The paragraph doesn't discuss wages, so A is incorrect.
• Option B: It's not just about restaurant jobs (also mentions concierge and hotel), so B is incorrect.
• Option C: Concierge jobs are an example, not the main topic, so C is incorrect.
• Option D: The paragraph explains seeking experience, education, training, and gives examples of advancing (e.g., from line cook to head chef, from experience to concierge), so it's about advancing in hospitality/tourism.

Answer:

D. ways to advance your career in the hospitality and tourism industry