Title: QUIZ: Education vs. Unemployment Module
Course: Kelly's Copy and Export Course > Section: Education vs. Unemployment Module

Q: A tool that provides helpful information about careers, such as medial pay and job outlook, is
- the Occupational Outlook Handbook on the Bureau of Labor Statistics website.
- the unemployment data found on the International Monetary Fund website.
- the Beige Book on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors website.
- the Ask CFPB section on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau website.
A: the Occupational Outlook Handbook on the Bureau of Labor Statistics website.
If right: That is correct!
If wrong: That is incorrect. The Occupational Outlook Handbook on the Bureau of Labor Statistics website provides helpful information about careers, such as medial pay and job outlook.

Q: Comparing median weekly income data and level of education shows
- higher median weekly income for persons with higher levels of education.
- lower median weekly income for persons with higher levels of education.
- higher median weekly income for persons with lower levels of education.
- no difference in the income levels for persons with different levels of education.
A: higher median weekly income for persons with higher levels of education.
If right: That is correct!
If wrong: That is incorrect. Comparing median weekly income data and level of education shows higher median weekly income for persons with higher levels of education.

Q: Comparing unemployment level and level of education data shows
- a higher unemployment rate for persons with a higher level of education.
- a lower unemployment rate for persons with a higher level of education.
- similar unemployment rates for all persons regardless of the level of education.
- no difference in the income levels of workers with different levels of education.
A: a lower unemployment rate for persons with a higher level of education.
If right: That is correct!
If wrong: That is incorrect. Comparing unemployment level and level of education data shows a lower unemployment rate for persons with a higher level of education.