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1Self-awareness in vocational guidance mainly means:
A.Ignoring your strengths so others decide for you
B.Understanding your interests, strengths, values, and limitations
C.Memorising only the names of famous companies
D.Choosing a career based only on a friend's choice
Explanation: Self-awareness is knowing your interests, abilities, values, personality traits, and limits. Career guidance uses that self-knowledge to match education and work options more realistically.
2Which question BEST supports self-awareness for career planning?
A.What subjects and activities do I enjoy and do well in?
B.Which celebrity is most popular this month?
C.What is the colour of my classroom walls?
D.How many pages are in my notebook?
Explanation: Reflecting on enjoyable and strong subjects or activities reveals interests and aptitudes that guide stream, course, and job choices.
3Personal values in career choice refer to:
A.Only the number of marks on the last test
B.The brand of shoes your classmates wear
C.Principles that matter to you, such as helping others, creativity, or security
D.The seating arrangement in the examination hall
Explanation: Values are the principles you care about in work and life. Careers that conflict with core values often lead to dissatisfaction even if pay looks good.
4In a simple SWOT self-review for career planning, 'W' stands for:
A.Wages only
B.Weather conditions
C.Weekly holidays
D.Weaknesses or areas needing improvement
Explanation: SWOT stands for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. Identifying weaknesses helps you plan skill building rather than avoid realistic self-appraisal.
5A student who overestimates every ability and ignores feedback shows poor:
A.Handwriting only
B.Self-awareness
C.Uniform discipline only
D.Bus-route knowledge
Explanation: Accurate self-awareness includes accepting realistic feedback. Inflated self-views can lead to mismatched course choices and frustration later.
6Why should strengths AND limitations both be considered before choosing a post-SSC path?
A.Because only strengths matter and limitations can be ignored forever
B.Because limitations prove a student should stop studying
C.Because balanced self-knowledge supports realistic course and career matching
D.Because schools award marks only for listing weaknesses
Explanation: Good guidance balances what you do well with where you struggle. That balance steers you toward pathways you can sustain and grow in.
7Which activity is MOST useful for discovering personal interests after Class 10?
A.Copying a neighbour's career form without reading it
B.Avoiding all new activities until college
C.Choosing only the loudest career advertised on TV
D.Trying short projects, clubs, hobbies, and skill workshops and noting what energises you
Explanation: Interests emerge through experience. Trying activities and reflecting on enjoyment and energy levels is a practical self-discovery method for teens.
8Personality traits relevant to career fit include patterns such as:
A.Preferred ways of interacting, working, and handling routines or change
B.Only your exact height and weight
C.The serial number of your textbook
D.Whether your school has a red gate
Explanation: Personality covers consistent preferences—for example, working with people versus tools, structure versus variety—which help match roles and work environments.
9A student loves designing posters but dislikes long laboratory calculations. This contrast mainly illustrates:
A.That all subjects require identical interests
B.That interests and preferred activities can differ across school subjects
C.That posters are illegal in schools
D.That laboratory work is the only valid career path
Explanation: Different school experiences reveal different interests. Noticing contrasts helps students map creative, technical, social, or analytical preferences to pathways.
10Which statement about self-esteem and career planning is MOST accurate?
A.Very low self-esteem always guarantees the highest-paying job
B.Self-esteem is irrelevant to education choices
C.Healthy self-esteem supports trying suitable challenges without needing perfection
D.Only students with perfect marks may plan careers
Explanation: Balanced self-esteem helps students take realistic risks, seek help, and persist. Extremely low self-worth can block exploration; inflated pride can block learning.
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