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    Which of these assessments is not used in earning National Career Readiness Certificate? 

    • WorkKeys Graphic Literacy
    • WorkKeys Workplace Document
    • WorkKeys Applied Math
    • WorkKeys Applied Chemistry
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ACT WorkKeys are foundation of the ACT National Career Readiness System which is a very important credentialing system, earning this certification is done by taking three exams which are awarded in different forms according to percentage of job profiled. In fact, many companies as well as united states has been making use of this system in the effectiveness of the job analysis and skills assessments.

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  • 2. 
    Which of these level of Certificate is not awarded to ACT WorkKeys applicants? - ProProfs

    Which of these level of Certificate is not awarded to ACT WorkKeys applicants?

    • Platinum

    • Bronze

    • Silver

    • Mercury

    Correct Answer
    A. Mercury
    Explanation
    The question asks which level of Certificate is not awarded to ACT WorkKeys applicants. The options given are Platinum, Bronze, Silver, and Mercury. The correct answer is Mercury because it is not a level of Certificate awarded to ACT WorkKeys applicants.

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    Which of these levels of ACT WorkKeys indicates 99% of the job profiled?  - ProProfs

    Which of these levels of ACT WorkKeys indicates 99% of the job profiled? 

    • Platinum

    • Gold

    • Silver

    • Bronze

    Correct Answer
    A. Platinum
    Explanation
    The Platinum level of ACT WorkKeys indicates 99% of the job profiled. This means that individuals who have achieved the Platinum level have demonstrated a high level of proficiency in the skills required for the job. They have likely scored well on assessments and have a strong foundation in essential workplace skills. Platinum level indicates a high level of competency and is a desirable level for employers when considering candidates for job positions.

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    What is the name given to the job analysis component of ACT WorkKeys?  - ProProfs

    What is the name given to the job analysis component of ACT WorkKeys? 

    • Job Packaging

    • Job Profiling

    • Job Adjusting

    • Job Interview

    Correct Answer
    A. Job Profiling
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Job Profiling. Job Profiling is the name given to the job analysis component of ACT WorkKeys. This process involves gathering information about specific job tasks and requirements in order to create a detailed profile of the job. It helps in identifying the skills and knowledge needed for a particular job and is used to develop assessments and training programs that align with the job requirements.

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    Which of these skills assessment is formerly known as "Locating Information" - ProProfs

    Which of these skills assessment is formerly known as "Locating Information"

    • Business Writing

    • Fit

    • WorkKeys Graphic Literacy

    • Applied Technology

    Correct Answer
    A. WorkKeys Graphic Literacy
    Explanation
    The skill assessment formerly known as "Locating Information" is now called "WorkKeys Graphic Literacy". This assessment measures an individual's ability to understand and interpret information presented in the form of graphs, charts, and other visual aids. It assesses their skills in locating and extracting relevant information from these visuals, as well as their ability to analyze and draw conclusions based on the data presented.

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  • 6. 
    How many workplace skill assessments is present in ACT WorkKeys?  - ProProfs

    How many workplace skill assessments is present in ACT WorkKeys? 

    • 5

    • 6

    • 8

    • 7

    Correct Answer
    A. 8
    Explanation
    The correct answer is 8. ACT WorkKeys includes 8 workplace skill assessments.

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  • 7. 
    What is the paper-and-pencil system that estimates WorkKeys skill levels? - ProProfs

    What is the paper-and-pencil system that estimates WorkKeys skill levels?

    • WorkKeys Documents

    • Graphic Literacy

    • WorkKeys Estimator

    • SkillMap

    Correct Answer
    A. WorkKeys Estimator
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "WorkKeys Estimator". The WorkKeys Estimator is a paper-and-pencil system used to estimate an individual's skill levels in WorkKeys. It is a tool that helps assess an individual's proficiency in areas such as Graphic Literacy, which is one of the WorkKeys Documents. The WorkKeys Estimator provides an estimation of an individual's skill levels, which can be useful for employers and educators in determining job readiness and training needs.

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    What is the award given to 69% job profiled? - ProProfs

    What is the award given to 69% job profiled?

    • Bronze

    • Platinum

    • Gold

    • Silver

    Correct Answer
    A. Silver
    Explanation
    The award given to 69% job profiled is Silver. This suggests that the majority of job profiles, specifically 69%, are recognized with the Silver award. It implies that these job profiles have achieved a significant level of accomplishment and are deserving of recognition and praise.

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    Which of these elements is not of ACT WorkKeys?  - ProProfs

    Which of these elements is not of ACT WorkKeys? 

    • Job Skill Assessment

    • Job Analysis

    • Skill Training

    • Skill Assessment

    Correct Answer
    A. Skill Assessment
    Explanation
    ACT WorkKeys is a job skills assessment system that measures essential workplace skills. It includes various components such as Job Skill Assessment, Job Analysis, and Skill Training. The purpose of ACT WorkKeys is to evaluate an individual's readiness for the workforce and provide them with the necessary skills and training. Skill Assessment, on the other hand, is not a part of ACT WorkKeys as it refers to the evaluation of an individual's existing skills rather than the assessment and development of workplace skills.

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    What is the online service that links job tasks to skill levels of ACT WorkKeys assessments? - ProProfs

    What is the online service that links job tasks to skill levels of ACT WorkKeys assessments?

    • ACT

    • WorkKeys

    • SkillMap

    • SkillLink

    Correct Answer
    A. SkillMap
    Explanation
    SkillMap is the online service that links job tasks to skill levels of ACT WorkKeys assessments. It helps employers and job seekers to match the required skills for a particular job by providing a comprehensive mapping of job tasks to the skill levels assessed by ACT WorkKeys. This allows employers to identify the necessary skills for a job and helps job seekers to understand the skills required for a particular position. SkillMap acts as a bridge between job tasks and skill levels, facilitating effective communication and alignment between employers and job seekers.

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