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    What three parts of the work center mission do you define during the analysis phase?

    • Microwave, Stove, and a Screw Driver
    • Training, Medical, and Fit to Fight (PT)
    • Goals, Objectives, and Mission Requirements
    • Purpose, Products, and Customers
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Below is a US air force trivia quiz on education and training manager journeyman! Someone in this position is expected to Plan, direct or coordinates the training and development activities and staff of the air force. How about you take this interesting quiz and get to see how capable you are to fill it based on your understanding so far.

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  • 2. 

    What three parts of the work center mission do you define during the analysis phase?

    • Microwave, Stove, and a Screw Driver

    • Training, Medical, and Fit to Fight (PT)

    • Goals, Objectives, and Mission Requirements

    • Purpose, Products, and Customers

    Correct Answer
    A. Purpose, Products, and Customers
    Explanation
    During the analysis phase of the work center mission, you define the purpose, products, and customers. This means that you determine the reason or aim of the work center, the specific goods or services it provides, and the individuals or groups who receive or benefit from those products or services. This information is crucial in understanding the overall mission and aligning the work center's activities accordingly.

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  • 3. 

    What three parts of the work center mission do you define during the analysis phase?

    • Microwave, Stove, and a Screw Driver

    • Training, Medical, and Fit to Fight (PT)

    • Goals, Objectives, and Mission Requirements

    • Purpose, Products, and Customers

    Correct Answer
    A. Purpose, Products, and Customers
    Explanation
    During the analysis phase of the work center mission, you define the purpose, products, and customers. This means that you determine the reason or objective of the work center, the specific products or services it provides, and the target audience or clientele it serves. This analysis helps in setting clear goals, objectives, and mission requirements for the work center, ensuring that it aligns with the overall mission and meets the needs of its customers.

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  • 4. 

    What three parts of the work center mission do you define during the analysis phase?

    • Microwave, Stove, and a Screw Driver

    • Training, Medical, and Fit to Fight (PT)

    • Goals, Objectives, and Mission Requirements

    • Purpose, Products, and Customers

    Correct Answer
    A. Purpose, Products, and Customers
    Explanation
    During the analysis phase of defining the work center mission, three important aspects to consider are the purpose, products, and customers. The purpose refers to the overall reason for the existence of the work center and what it aims to achieve. The products are the specific goods or services that the work center produces or provides. Lastly, the customers are the individuals or groups who benefit from or utilize the work center's products or services. By defining these three elements, the work center can establish a clear understanding of its mission and how it serves its intended audience.

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  • 5. 

    What types of tasks must a needs assessment include?

    • Supply, training, publications, administration, building custodian, or safety.

    • Additional duties, contingency tasks, recurring tasks, special work requirements, and anything done to complete the work center mission.

    • Working in battlefield conditions, wearing chem gear, or performing duties in shelters.

    • All the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Additional duties, contingency tasks, recurring tasks, special work requirements, and anything done to complete the work center mission.
    Explanation
    A needs assessment must include additional duties, contingency tasks, recurring tasks, special work requirements, and anything done to complete the work center mission. This is because a needs assessment aims to identify the various tasks and requirements that are necessary for the successful completion of the work center mission. This includes not only the regular recurring tasks but also any additional duties, contingency tasks, and special work requirements that may arise. By including all of these tasks in the needs assessment, the organization can ensure that they have a comprehensive understanding of the resources and capabilities required to fulfill their mission effectively.

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  • 6. 

    What types of tasks must a needs assessment include?

    • Supply, training, publications, administration, building custodian, or safety.

    • Additional duties, contingency tasks, recurring tasks, special work requirements, and anything done to complete the work center mission.

    • Working in battlefield conditions, wearing chem gear, or performing duties in shelters.

    • All the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Additional duties, contingency tasks, recurring tasks, special work requirements, and anything done to complete the work center mission.
    Explanation
    A needs assessment must include additional duties, contingency tasks, recurring tasks, special work requirements, and anything done to complete the work center mission. This is because a needs assessment aims to identify the specific tasks and requirements that are necessary for the successful completion of the work center's mission. By including these various types of tasks, the needs assessment can ensure that all aspects of the work center's operations are taken into account and adequately addressed.

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  • 7. 

    What types of tasks must a needs assessment include?

    • Supply, training, publications, administration, building custodian, or safety.

    • Additional duties, contingency tasks, recurring tasks, special work requirements, and anything done to complete the work center mission.

    • Working in battlefield conditions, wearing chem gear, or performing duties in shelters.

    • All the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Additional duties, contingency tasks, recurring tasks, special work requirements, and anything done to complete the work center mission.
    Explanation
    A needs assessment must include additional duties, contingency tasks, recurring tasks, special work requirements, and anything done to complete the work center mission. This is because these tasks are essential for evaluating the current needs and requirements of the work center. By assessing these factors, an organization can identify any gaps or deficiencies in the tasks that need to be addressed in order to fulfill the work center's mission effectively.

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  • 8. 

    What types of tasks must a needs assessment include?

    • Supply, training, publications, administration, building custodian, or safety.

    • Additional duties, contingency tasks, recurring tasks, special work requirements, and anything done to complete the work center mission.

    • Working in battlefield conditions, wearing chem gear, or performing duties in shelters.

    • All the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Additional duties, contingency tasks, recurring tasks, special work requirements, and anything done to complete the work center mission.
    Explanation
    A needs assessment must include additional duties, contingency tasks, recurring tasks, special work requirements, and anything done to complete the work center mission. This is because a needs assessment aims to identify all the tasks and requirements that are necessary for the successful completion of the work center's mission. This includes any additional duties that may arise, tasks that need to be performed regularly, any contingencies that may need to be planned for, and any special work requirements that may be unique to the work center. All of these factors are important to consider in order to accurately assess the needs of the work center.

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  • 9. 

    What manpower documents identify AFSCs assigned to the work center?

    • Specialty Training Standard (STS)

    • Unit Manning Document (UMD)

    • Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)

    • Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)

    Correct Answer
    A. Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)
    Explanation
    The Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR) is the document that identifies AFSCs assigned to the work center. It provides a comprehensive list of personnel assigned to the unit, including their Air Force Specialty Codes (AFSCs). This document is crucial for managing manpower and ensuring that the work center has the necessary personnel with the required skills and qualifications. The UMPR helps in tracking and organizing manpower resources within the unit, making it the correct answer for this question.

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  • 10. 

    What manpower documents identify AFSCs assigned to the work center?

    • Specialty Training Standard (STS)

    • Unit Manning Document (UMD)

    • Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)

    • Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)

    Correct Answer
    A. Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)
    Explanation
    The Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR) is the correct answer because it is a document that identifies the Air Force Specialty Codes (AFSCs) assigned to a specific work center. It provides a comprehensive list of all personnel assigned to the work center, including their AFSCs. This document is important for managing and organizing manpower within the unit, ensuring that the right personnel with the necessary skills and qualifications are assigned to the appropriate work centers. The UMPR helps in maintaining an efficient and effective workforce within the unit.

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  • 11. 

    What manpower documents identify AFSCs assigned to the work center?

    • Specialty Training Standard (STS)

    • Unit Manning Document (UMD)

    • Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)

    • Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)

    Correct Answer
    A. Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)
    Explanation
    The Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR) is the correct answer because it is a document that identifies the Air Force Specialty Codes (AFSCs) assigned to the work center. The UMPR provides a comprehensive list of personnel assigned to a unit, including their AFSCs, which helps in identifying the manpower and skill sets available within the work center. This document is important for managing and organizing the workforce effectively.

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  • 12. 

    What manpower documents identify AFSCs assigned to the work center?

    • Specialty Training Standard (STS)

    • Unit Manning Document (UMD)

    • Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)

    • Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)

    Correct Answer
    A. Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)
    Explanation
    The Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR) is a document that identifies the AFSCs (Air Force Specialty Codes) assigned to the work center. It provides a comprehensive list of personnel assigned to the unit, their rank, and their assigned AFSC. This document is essential for tracking and managing manpower within the unit, ensuring that the right personnel with the required skills are assigned to the appropriate work centers. The UMPR helps in maintaining an organized and efficient workforce by providing a clear overview of the AFSCs assigned to the work center.

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  • 13. 

    What Air Force publication identifies generic tasks performed in an AFSC?

    • Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)

    • Specialty Training Standard (STS)

    • Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)

    • Unit Manning Document (UMD)

    Correct Answer
    A. Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)
    Explanation
    The Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD) is the correct answer because it is a publication that identifies generic tasks performed in an AFSC (Air Force Specialty Code). The AFECD provides information on the qualifications, training, and career progression for each AFSC, including the tasks and responsibilities associated with it. This publication is an important resource for personnel management and career development within the Air Force.

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  • 14. 

    What Air Force publication identifies generic tasks performed in an AFSC?

    • Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)

    • Specialty Training Standard (STS)

    • Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)

    • Unit Manning Document (UMD)

    Correct Answer
    A. Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)
    Explanation
    The Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD) is the correct answer because it is a publication that identifies the generic tasks performed in an Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC). The AFECD provides information on the knowledge, skills, and abilities required for each AFSC, as well as the career progression and training opportunities associated with that AFSC. It serves as a reference for personnel managers, career counselors, and individuals seeking to understand the requirements and responsibilities of different AFSCs. The other options listed are not specifically designed to identify generic tasks performed in an AFSC.

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  • 15. 

    What Air Force publication identifies generic tasks performed in an AFSC?

    • Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)

    • Specialty Training Standard (STS)

    • Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)

    • Unit Manning Document (UMD)

    Correct Answer
    A. Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)
    Explanation
    The Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD) is the correct answer because it is a publication that identifies generic tasks performed in an AFSC (Air Force Specialty Code). The AFECD provides information on each AFSC, including the duties, responsibilities, and required skills for each specialty. It serves as a reference guide for personnel management and career development within the Air Force. The other options, such as the Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR), Specialty Training Standard (STS), and Unit Manning Document (UMD), do not specifically identify generic tasks performed in an AFSC.

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  • 16. 

    What Air Force publication identifies generic tasks performed in an AFSC?

    • Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)

    • Specialty Training Standard (STS)

    • Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)

    • Unit Manning Document (UMD)

    Correct Answer
    A. Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)
    Explanation
    The Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD) is the correct answer because it is a publication that identifies generic tasks performed in an AFSC (Air Force Specialty Code). The AFECD provides information on the knowledge, skills, and abilities required for each AFSC, as well as career progression and training opportunities. It serves as a reference guide for personnel and management to understand the duties and responsibilities associated with different AFSCs. The other options, Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR), Specialty Training Standard (STS), and Unit Manning Document (UMD), do not specifically identify generic tasks performed in an AFSC.

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  • 17. 

    What training documents can you research to identify specific tasks for the work center?

    • Specialty Training Standard (STS)

    • Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)

    • Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP)

    • Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)

    Correct Answer
    A. Specialty Training Standard (STS)
    Explanation
    The Specialty Training Standard (STS) is the correct answer because it provides specific tasks for the work center. STS documents outline the knowledge and skills required for a particular specialty in the Air Force. They define the tasks and competencies that individuals need to perform their job effectively. By researching the STS, one can identify the specific tasks that need to be carried out in a work center. The other options listed, such as the AFECD, CFETP, and UMPR, may provide other useful information but do not specifically focus on identifying tasks for the work center.

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  • 18. 

    What training documents can you research to identify specific tasks for the work center?

    • Specialty Training Standard (STS)

    • Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)

    • Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP)

    • Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)

    Correct Answer
    A. Specialty Training Standard (STS)
    Explanation
    The Specialty Training Standard (STS) is the correct training document to research in order to identify specific tasks for the work center. The STS provides a comprehensive outline of the knowledge, skills, and tasks required for a specific job or work center. It serves as a guide for training and development, ensuring that individuals are adequately prepared to perform their duties. By referencing the STS, one can easily identify the specific tasks that need to be accomplished within a work center, allowing for effective planning and execution of work responsibilities.

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  • 19. 

    What training documents can you research to identify specific tasks for the work center?

    • Specialty Training Standard (STS)

    • Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)

    • Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP)

    • Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)

    Correct Answer
    A. Specialty Training Standard (STS)
    Explanation
    The Specialty Training Standard (STS) is a document that can be researched to identify specific tasks for the work center. It provides detailed information about the skills and knowledge required for a particular specialty within the Air Force. By referring to the STS, individuals can understand the specific tasks that need to be performed in their work center and ensure that they are properly trained to carry out those tasks effectively. The STS serves as a guide for training and development within a specific career field.

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  • 20. 

    What training documents can you research to identify specific tasks for the work center?

    • Specialty Training Standard (STS)

    • Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD)

    • Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP)

    • Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR)

    Correct Answer
    A. Specialty Training Standard (STS)
    Explanation
    The Specialty Training Standard (STS) is the correct answer because it is a document that provides detailed information about the tasks and requirements for a specific work center. It outlines the specific skills and knowledge that individuals need to perform their job effectively. By researching the STS, one can identify the specific tasks that need to be performed in a work center. The other options listed, such as the Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD), Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP), and Unit Personnel Manpower Roster (UMPR), may provide useful information but do not specifically focus on identifying tasks for a work center.

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  • 21. 

    In addition to manpower and training documents, what are some other documents used to identify tasks performed in the work center?

    • TOs, manuals, handbooks, SAV reports, mission statements.

    • G081, CAMS, IMDS

    • Online (google, yahoo...etc)

    • Ask the group commander

    Correct Answer
    A. TOs, manuals, handbooks, SAV reports, mission statements.
    Explanation
    TOs (Technical Orders), manuals, handbooks, SAV (Staff Assistance Visit) reports, and mission statements are all documents used to identify tasks performed in the work center. These documents provide guidance and instructions on how to carry out specific tasks and ensure that they are performed correctly and efficiently. TOs are comprehensive manuals that provide detailed instructions on maintenance, operations, and inspections. Manuals and handbooks provide specific guidelines and procedures for various tasks. SAV reports highlight areas that need improvement or compliance with regulations. Mission statements outline the overall goals and objectives of the organization, which can help identify the tasks necessary to achieve those goals.

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  • 22. 

    In addition to manpower and training documents, what are some other documents used to identify tasks performed in the work center?

    • TOs, manuals, handbooks, SAV reports, mission statements.

    • G081, CAMS, IMDS

    • Online (google, yahoo...etc)

    • Ask the group commander

    Correct Answer
    A. TOs, manuals, handbooks, SAV reports, mission statements.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is TOs, manuals, handbooks, SAV reports, and mission statements. These documents are used to identify tasks performed in the work center. TOs (Technical Orders) provide detailed instructions for performing specific tasks, manuals and handbooks provide general guidance and procedures, SAV (Staff Assistance Visit) reports identify areas for improvement, and mission statements outline the overall goals and objectives of the work center. These documents are essential for ensuring that tasks are performed correctly and efficiently.

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  • 23. 

    In addition to manpower and training documents, what are some other documents used to identify tasks performed in the work center?

    • TOs, manuals, handbooks, SAV reports, mission statements.

    • G081, CAMS, IMDS

    • Online (google, yahoo...etc)

    • Ask the group commander

    Correct Answer
    A. TOs, manuals, handbooks, SAV reports, mission statements.
    Explanation
    TOs, manuals, handbooks, SAV reports, and mission statements are all documents that can be used to identify tasks performed in the work center. These documents provide information and guidance on the specific tasks and procedures that need to be followed. TOs (Technical Orders) are official manuals that provide detailed instructions on how to perform specific tasks. Manuals and handbooks also provide instructions and guidelines for various tasks. SAV (Staff Assistance Visit) reports document the findings and recommendations from inspections and visits to the work center. Mission statements outline the overall purpose and objectives of the work center, which can help identify the tasks that need to be performed to achieve those objectives.

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  • 24. 

    In addition to manpower and training documents, what are some other documents used to identify tasks performed in the work center?

    • TOs, manuals, handbooks, SAV reports, mission statements.

    • G081, CAMS, IMDS

    • Online (google, yahoo...etc)

    • Ask the group commander

    Correct Answer
    A. TOs, manuals, handbooks, SAV reports, mission statements.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is TOs, manuals, handbooks, SAV reports, and mission statements. These documents are commonly used in the work center to identify tasks performed. TOs (Technical Orders) provide detailed instructions and procedures for specific equipment and systems. Manuals and handbooks contain information and guidelines for various processes and tasks. SAV (Staff Assistance Visit) reports are used to document findings and recommendations from inspections. Mission statements outline the purpose and goals of the organization, which can help identify tasks aligned with the mission.

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  • 25. 

    List the two factors needed to qualify as a subject matter expert (SME)

    • Time in grade and time in skill level

    • Field expertise and recent job experience

    • Fully qualified 7 level and SSgt or above

    • All the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Field expertise and recent job experience
    Explanation
    To qualify as a subject matter expert (SME), two factors are required: field expertise and recent job experience. Field expertise refers to having in-depth knowledge and understanding of a specific subject area, while recent job experience implies having practical experience and staying up-to-date with the latest developments in the field. These factors enable an individual to provide valuable insights, guidance, and solutions related to their area of expertise. Time in grade and time in skill level, as well as being a fully qualified 7 level and SSgt or above, are not mentioned as necessary factors for qualifying as an SME.

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  • 26. 

    List the two factors needed to qualify as a subject matter expert (SME)

    • Time in grade and time in skill level

    • Field expertise and recent job experience

    • Fully qualified 7 level and SSgt or above

    • All the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Field expertise and recent job experience
    Explanation
    To qualify as a subject matter expert (SME), two factors are required: field expertise and recent job experience. Field expertise refers to having extensive knowledge and skills in a specific area or domain. This indicates that the individual has a deep understanding of the subject matter and can provide expert guidance and insights. Recent job experience indicates that the individual has practical, hands-on experience in applying their expertise in real-world situations. This ensures that the SME is up-to-date with current industry trends, practices, and challenges, making them a valuable resource for addressing specific problems or providing specialized knowledge.

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  • 27. 

    List the two factors needed to qualify as a subject matter expert (SME)

    • Time in grade and time in skill level

    • Field expertise and recent job experience

    • Fully qualified 7 level and SSgt or above

    • All the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Field expertise and recent job experience
    Explanation
    To qualify as a subject matter expert (SME), two factors are required: field expertise and recent job experience. Field expertise refers to having extensive knowledge and understanding in a specific area or industry. Recent job experience indicates that the individual has practical and up-to-date experience in their field, which enhances their expertise. These two factors are crucial in establishing someone as an SME, as they demonstrate a deep understanding of the subject matter and the ability to apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios.

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  • 28. 

    List the two factors needed to qualify as a subject matter expert (SME)

    • Time in grade and time in skill level

    • Field expertise and recent job experience

    • Fully qualified 7 level and SSgt or above

    • All the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Field expertise and recent job experience
    Explanation
    To qualify as a subject matter expert (SME), two factors are needed: field expertise and recent job experience. Field expertise refers to having extensive knowledge and skills in a specific area or industry. This means that the person has a deep understanding and mastery of the subject matter. Recent job experience, on the other hand, indicates that the individual has practical, hands-on experience in applying their expertise in real-world situations. This combination of theoretical knowledge and practical experience makes someone a qualified SME.

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  • 29. 

    List the tasks you have to complete to prepare for an interview

    • Palce name cards for all personnel attending and have note taking material ready for them

    • Nothing the supervisor is responsible for preparing the interview

    • Researching, developing questions, setting up the interview, and preparing the room

    • Provide lunch considering the interview will take 5 or more hours

    Correct Answer
    A. Researching, developing questions, setting up the interview, and preparing the room
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "researching, developing questions, setting up the interview, and preparing the room". This answer accurately lists the tasks that need to be completed in order to prepare for an interview. It includes researching the candidate, developing relevant questions, setting up the logistics for the interview, and making sure the interview room is ready. This answer does not include tasks that are unrelated to interview preparation, such as placing name cards or providing lunch.

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  • 30. 

    List the tasks you have to complete to prepare for an interview

    • Palce name cards for all personnel attending and have note taking material ready for them

    • Nothing the supervisor is responsible for preparing the interview

    • Researching, developing questions, setting up the interview, and preparing the room

    • Provide lunch considering the interview will take 5 or more hours

    Correct Answer
    A. Researching, developing questions, setting up the interview, and preparing the room
    Explanation
    The correct answer is researching, developing questions, setting up the interview, and preparing the room. This answer correctly lists the tasks that need to be completed in order to prepare for an interview. It includes researching the candidate, developing relevant questions, setting up the interview logistics, and ensuring that the interview room is ready for use.

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  • 31. 

    List the tasks you have to complete to prepare for an interview

    • Palce name cards for all personnel attending and have note taking material ready for them

    • Nothing the supervisor is responsible for preparing the interview

    • Researching, developing questions, setting up the interview, and preparing the room

    • Provide lunch considering the interview will take 5 or more hours

    Correct Answer
    A. Researching, developing questions, setting up the interview, and preparing the room
    Explanation
    The answer "researching, developing questions, setting up the interview, and preparing the room" is the correct answer because it lists the tasks that need to be completed in order to prepare for an interview. These tasks involve conducting research on the interviewee, developing relevant and effective interview questions, setting up the physical space for the interview, and making sure the room is prepared with any necessary materials or equipment.

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  • 32. 

    List the tasks you have to complete to prepare for an interview

    • Palce name cards for all personnel attending and have note taking material ready for them

    • Nothing the supervisor is responsible for preparing the interview

    • Researching, developing questions, setting up the interview, and preparing the room

    • Provide lunch considering the interview will take 5 or more hours

    Correct Answer
    A. Researching, developing questions, setting up the interview, and preparing the room
    Explanation
    The tasks listed in the answer are the ones that need to be completed in order to prepare for an interview. Researching involves gathering information about the company and the role for which the interview is being conducted. Developing questions involves creating a set of relevant and insightful questions to ask the candidates. Setting up the interview includes scheduling the date and time, inviting the candidates, and arranging any necessary equipment or technology. Preparing the room involves making sure the interview space is clean, organized, and equipped with any materials or resources needed.

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  • 33. 

    When conducting an interview, why do you provide the SME with your phone number?

    • In hopes to them calling you so you can catch their number and call them anytime you have a question or concern

    • In case he or she remembers other information later

    • You are not suppose to provide the SME with your phone number

    • In case the interview goes over, they can call you when they are available again

    Correct Answer
    A. In case he or she remembers other information later
    Explanation
    Providing the SME with your phone number during an interview is done in case he or she remembers other information later. This allows the SME to contact you and share any additional relevant information or insights that may have been missed during the interview. It also demonstrates your willingness to be available for further discussion or clarification, showing your commitment to thoroughness and attention to detail in the interview process.

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  • 34. 

    When conducting an interview, why do you provide the SME with your phone number?

    • In hopes to them calling you so you can catch their number and call them anytime you have a question or concern

    • In case he or she remembers other information later

    • You are not suppose to provide the SME with your phone number

    • In case the interview goes over, they can call you when they are available again

    Correct Answer
    A. In case he or she remembers other information later
    Explanation
    Providing the SME with your phone number during an interview is done in case he or she remembers other information later. This allows the SME to contact you and share any additional information or insights that they may have thought of after the interview. It facilitates ongoing communication and ensures that you have access to any relevant information that the SME may have to offer.

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  • 35. 

    When conducting an interview, why do you provide the SME with your phone number?

    • In hopes to them calling you so you can catch their number and call them anytime you have a question or concern

    • In case he or she remembers other information later

    • You are not suppose to provide the SME with your phone number

    • In case the interview goes over, they can call you when they are available again

    Correct Answer
    A. In case he or she remembers other information later
    Explanation
    Providing the SME with your phone number during an interview is done in case he or she remembers other information later. This allows the SME to contact you and share any additional information or insights that may be relevant to the interview. It ensures that you have a means of communication to gather any valuable information that the SME may recall after the interview has concluded.

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  • 36. 

    When conducting an interview, why do you provide the SME with your phone number?

    • In hopes to them calling you so you can catch their number and call them anytime you have a question or concern

    • In case he or she remembers other information later

    • You are not suppose to provide the SME with your phone number

    • In case the interview goes over, they can call you when they are available again

    Correct Answer
    A. In case he or she remembers other information later
    Explanation
    Providing the SME with your phone number during an interview is done in case he or she remembers other information later. This allows the SME to contact you and share any additional information or insights that may be relevant to the interview. By providing your phone number, you are creating an open line of communication for ongoing collaboration and ensuring that you have access to any valuable information that the SME may recall after the interview.

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  • 37. 

    What can occur if the respondants are confused after reading the questionaire instructions?

    • They might not complete the questionaire and maybe even discard it

    • You will be dealing with a high volume of angry members

    • You will have to rewrite the whole questionaire over again

    • You will have to visit every work center in order to make sure each memebr gets it done

    Correct Answer
    A. They might not complete the questionaire and maybe even discard it
    Explanation
    If the respondents are confused after reading the questionnaire instructions, there is a possibility that they may not complete the questionnaire and even discard it. This can lead to a lower response rate and potentially biased results if only a certain group of respondents completes the questionnaire. It is important to ensure clarity in the instructions to maximize response rates and obtain accurate data.

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  • 38. 

    What can occur if the respondants are confused after reading the questionaire instructions?

    • They might not complete the questionaire and maybe even discard it

    • You will be dealing with a high volume of angry members

    • You will have to rewrite the whole questionaire over again

    • You will have to visit every work center in order to make sure each memebr gets it done

    Correct Answer
    A. They might not complete the questionaire and maybe even discard it
    Explanation
    If the respondents are confused after reading the questionnaire instructions, there is a possibility that they might not complete the questionnaire and even discard it. This can result in incomplete data collection and a loss of valuable information. It is important to ensure that the questionnaire instructions are clear and easy to understand to avoid confusion among the respondents.

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  • 39. 

    What can occur if the respondants are confused after reading the questionaire instructions?

    • They might not complete the questionaire and maybe even discard it

    • You will be dealing with a high volume of angry members

    • You will have to rewrite the whole questionaire over again

    • You will have to visit every work center in order to make sure each memebr gets it done

    Correct Answer
    A. They might not complete the questionaire and maybe even discard it
    Explanation
    If the respondents are confused after reading the questionnaire instructions, it is likely that they will not complete the questionnaire and may even discard it. This can result in incomplete data collection and a loss of valuable information. It is important to ensure clear and concise instructions in order to minimize confusion and increase the response rate.

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  • 40. 

    What can occur if the respondants are confused after reading the questionaire instructions?

    • They might not complete the questionaire and maybe even discard it

    • You will be dealing with a high volume of angry members

    • You will have to rewrite the whole questionaire over again

    • You will have to visit every work center in order to make sure each memebr gets it done

    Correct Answer
    A. They might not complete the questionaire and maybe even discard it
    Explanation
    If the respondents are confused after reading the questionnaire instructions, it is likely that they may not complete the questionnaire and may even discard it. This can lead to a decrease in response rate and a loss of valuable data. It is important for questionnaire instructions to be clear and concise to ensure that respondents understand the purpose and requirements of the survey.

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  • 41. 

    What are the two types of questions you use on a questionaire?

    • Open-ended and closed-ended

    • Selection and supply

    • Open-ended and supply

    • Closed-ended and selection

    Correct Answer
    A. Selection and supply
    Explanation
    The correct answer is open-ended and closed-ended. Open-ended questions allow respondents to provide their own detailed answers, while closed-ended questions offer a limited set of response options for respondents to choose from. The options "selection and supply" and "open-ended and supply" are incorrect because "supply" is not a recognized type of question on a questionnaire. The option "closed-ended and selection" is also incorrect because it does not include the open-ended question type.

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  • 42. 

    What are the two types of questions you use on a questionaire?

    • Open-ended and closed-ended

    • Selection and supply

    • Open-ended and supply

    • Closed-ended and selection

    Correct Answer
    A. Selection and supply
    Explanation
    The correct answer is open-ended and closed-ended. Open-ended questions allow respondents to provide their own answers in their own words, while closed-ended questions provide a set of predetermined answer options for respondents to choose from. "Selection and supply," "open-ended and supply," and "closed-ended and selection" are incorrect options because they do not accurately describe the two types of questions commonly used on a questionnaire.

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  • 43. 

    What are the two types of questions you use on a questionaire?

    • Open-ended and closed-ended

    • Selection and supply

    • Open-ended and supply

    • Closed-ended and selection

    Correct Answer
    A. Selection and supply
    Explanation
    The correct answer is open-ended and closed-ended. Open-ended questions allow respondents to provide their own detailed answers, while closed-ended questions offer a set of predetermined response options for respondents to choose from. "Selection and supply" and "open-ended and supply" are not accurate types of questions used on a questionnaire.

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  • 44. 

    What are the two types of questions you use on a questionaire?

    • Open-ended and closed-ended

    • Selection and supply

    • Open-ended and supply

    • Closed-ended and selection

    Correct Answer
    A. Selection and supply
    Explanation
    The correct answer is open-ended and closed-ended. Open-ended questions allow respondents to provide detailed and personalized answers, while closed-ended questions provide a set of predetermined response options for respondents to choose from. "Selection and supply" and "open-ended and supply" are not the correct types of questions used on a questionnaire.

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  • 45. 

    When you develop an MTL (master task listing), what do you use it to identify?

    • Tasks needed to become a certifier

    • Tasks needed or pending to be removed from a CFETP and AFJQS

    • Tasks needed for OJT experiance

    • Tasks completed in the workcenter

    Correct Answer
    A. Tasks completed in the workcenter
    Explanation
    The MTL (master task listing) is used to identify tasks that have been completed in the workcenter. This means that the MTL serves as a record of the tasks that have been successfully finished by the individuals in the workcenter. It helps in tracking and documenting the progress of tasks and ensuring that all necessary tasks have been completed.

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  • 46. 

    When you develop an MTL (master task listing), what do you use it to identify?

    • Tasks needed to become a certifier

    • Tasks needed or pending to be removed from a CFETP and AFJQS

    • Tasks needed for OJT experiance

    • Tasks completed in the workcenter

    Correct Answer
    A. Tasks completed in the workcenter
    Explanation
    The MTL (Master Task Listing) is used to identify the tasks that have been completed in the workcenter. It serves as a record of the tasks that have been accomplished and provides a comprehensive overview of the work that has been done. By using the MTL, one can easily track and monitor the progress of tasks completed in the workcenter, ensuring that all necessary tasks have been completed and nothing has been overlooked.

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  • 47. 

    When you develop an MTL (master task listing), what do you use it to identify?

    • Tasks needed to become a certifier

    • Tasks needed or pending to be removed from a CFETP and AFJQS

    • Tasks needed for OJT experiance

    • Tasks completed in the workcenter

    Correct Answer
    A. Tasks completed in the workcenter
    Explanation
    The MTL (Master Task Listing) is used to identify the tasks that have been completed in the workcenter. It serves as a comprehensive list of all the tasks that have been successfully accomplished by the individuals in the workcenter. This helps in keeping track of the progress and productivity of the workcenter, as well as providing a reference for future tasks and assignments.

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  • 48. 

    When you develop an MTL (master task listing), what do you use it to identify?

    • Tasks needed to become a certifier

    • Tasks needed or pending to be removed from a CFETP and AFJQS

    • Tasks needed for OJT experiance

    • Tasks completed in the workcenter

    Correct Answer
    A. Tasks completed in the workcenter
    Explanation
    An MTL (Master Task Listing) is used to identify tasks that have been completed in the workcenter. It serves as a record or inventory of all the tasks that have been accomplished by the individuals or the team in the workcenter. This helps in keeping track of the progress and productivity of the workcenter and also provides a reference for future planning and decision-making.

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  • 49. 

    List the three types of training standards that you can use to develope an MTL.

    • UMD, UMPR, and AFECD

    • CFETP, STS, and CDCs

    • CFETP, AFJQS, and AF Form 1320

    • CFETP, AFJQS, and AF Form 797

    Correct Answer
    A. CFETP, AFJQS, and AF Form 797
    Explanation
    CFETP, AFJQS, and AF Form 797 are the three types of training standards that can be used to develop an MTL. CFETP (Career Field Education and Training Plan) provides a comprehensive overview of training requirements and career progression for a specific career field. AFJQS (Air Force Job Qualification Standard) outlines the specific tasks and knowledge required for a particular job. AF Form 797 is used to document and track individual training accomplishments. These three training standards together ensure that MTLs are properly trained and qualified for their roles.

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