The O*NET Is Useful for Many Things, but It Does

question 63

Multiple Choice

The O*NET is useful for many things, but it does not provide

• A) a resource for organizations that find it impractical to use job analysis.
• B) the task requirements unique to a particular organization.
• C) the knowledge and skills required to perform a task.
• D) the characteristics of most jobs in terms of tasks.
• E) the behaviors associated with a given job.

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Definitions:

Upper

In technical and engineering drawings, refers to the part or section above a specified reference point or line.

Lower

To decrease in position, value, or condition.

Individual Tolerances

The allowable variations in dimensions and geometry for individual component parts, specifying the permissible limits of error.

General Note

Information or instructions that are applicable to the entire drawing or document, rather than a specific portion.