After finishing high school, Cara joined the Peace Corps as a volunteer. She traveled to Africa and learned to construct simple buildings that would serve as schools and hospitals for small villages. Even though she was not paid for her work, how might Cara’s experience benefit her in the future?

A.
Cara could list the skills she learned volunteering on her resume.

B.
Cara could develop a side business selling American products to the villagers.

C.
Cara could present her time in the Peace Corps as college education.

D.
Cara could now qualify for a medical license.

Answer: Maybe it's A

you could choose B but we don't know about her village situation and if the villagers can afford to buy the product so it's better to go for A

Chris sent his resume and cover letter to a local school district so that he might be considered for a teaching position. Before he is called in to interview with human resources, what other form might he need to submit?

A.
GPA and SAT scores

B.
high school transcript

C.
marriage certificate

D.
job application

Brainliest and 100 points
“I know you have many tasks to complete,” the company president says to the project manager. “Just figure out what the most important tasks are and take care of those first.” What is the company president asking the project manager to do?

A.
standardize

B.
stabilize

C.
prioritize

D.
monetize

Cedric is planning to major in business management and would like to work for an international company someday. What program might Cedric benefit from while he is still in high school?

A.
Future Farmers of America

B.
an internship at city news station

C.
a cultural exchange student program

D.
a six-week space camp