Business, 10.07.2019 02:30 aaliyahrice02

Ineed brainiest ♛ members to with this quiz, question 1 which of the following jobs is legal for a 16-year-old? operating a saw to make furniture unloading and loading packages on a delivery truck installing satellite dishes on a roof driving a tractor on a family farm to harvest crops question 2 under federal law, how many hours per day are 14- and 15-year-olds allowed to work when school is in session? 3 2 1 4 question 3 according to federal law, which of the following jobs are children under the age of 14 allowed to have? acting modeling newspaper delivery all of the choices are correct. question 4 what effect does working 13 to 20 hours a week have on a teenager's grades? it causes students to fail all their classes. it has no effect. their grades go down. their grades improve. question 5 what is the relationship between teenagers having a job and illegal drug and alcohol use? it decreases the likelihood of use. it increases the likelihood of use. there is no relationship. it makes them more likely to join anti-drug use groups. question 6 what effect does working 10 to 15 hours a week have on a teenager's grades? it has no effect. they improve. they go down. it causes them to fail all their classes. question 7 how does having a job affect the health of teenagers? it makes them healthier. it has no effect. it makes them more aware of how they feel, so they take better care of themselves. it increases stress and fatigue. question 8 which of the following is a job opportunity for teens of any age? lifeguard office assistant babysitting for elementary school children camp counselor question 9 which of the following is an important thing to consider when looking for a job as a teenager? the work is meaningful and fun. you make a lot of money. you get to work a lot of hours. you can get promoted to something better. question 10 which of the following is a great job opportunity for teens who live in cities? working at a state park lawn care newspaper delivery window cleaning question 11 which of the following jobs is available to teens with previous child care experience? lifeguard office assistant cashier camp counselor question 12 which of the following is a potential cost for getting a job as a child care provider? getting a cpr certification getting a license from your town or city making contacts for future jobs having to provide transportation to and from jobs question 13 which of the following is a benefit of working as an office assistant? making contacts free office supplies flexible schedule free work clothes question 14 which is a cost of getting a job as a lifeguard? buying sunblock getting certified getting the needed equipment getting too much fresh air making contacts free office supplies flexible schedule free work clothes

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