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A collection of flashcards covering key concepts from the SkillsUSA PDP Study Guide to help with exam preparation.

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Gross Income

A person's income before any deductions.

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Roberts Rules of Order

The rules governing parliamentary procedure, recognizing several categories of motions for meetings.

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Chamber of Commerce

An association of merchants and business people for the promotion of commercial interest within the community.

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Surveying

A familiar form of data collection used in workplaces to study or inspect something in detail.

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SkillsUSA Pledge

A commitment to prepare as a productive worker and citizen.

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Professional Development Program (PDP)

A SkillsUSA program designed to help students transition from school to work.

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Motions on the Floor

Refers to how many motions may be discussed at one time in a meeting.

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Goal Statement

A statement of what is going to happen, when it will happen, and how it will happen.

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SkillsUSA Website

The official web address for SkillsUSA is www.skillsusa.org.

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SkillsUSA-VICA Name Change

The organization's name changed to SkillsUSA-VICA on September 1, 1999.

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Maker of the Motion

The individual who has the right to speak first on a motion during a meeting.

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Long-term Goal

A goal that describes plans for retirement.

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Internship

An unpaid experience in which you observe and participate in a specific occupation.

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Parliamentarian

The officer who calls attention to errors in procedure during a meeting.

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Agenda Responsibility

The officer responsible for advising the president about the agenda during a meeting.

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Passing an Award

The proper way to pass an award is from right hand to left hand.

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SkillsUSA Creed

The document that includes the statement about preparing oneself by diligent study and ardent practice.

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Public Speech Structure

According to the Leadership Handbook, a public speech should have an introduction, body, and closing.

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Highest Degree in PDP

The highest degree one may earn in the Professional Development Program is the American Degree.

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Public Relations Officer

The officer responsible for managing public relations in SkillsUSA.

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Portfolio Exclusions

A job application would probably not be included in your portfolio.

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Federal Tax Form W-4

The form you complete for your employer to declare how many deductions you will claim for taxes.

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Standing Committee

A committee that remains in existence during the life of the organization.

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Agenda Items

Items that are included in a business meeting agenda such as Committee Reports and New Business.

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Amendment Offer

An amendment to a main motion can be offered by any member.

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Resume Definition

A summary of one's personal history and employment experience.

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Mentor

A wise, mature, experienced person who helps take steps toward self-improvement.

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Etiquette

The forms and practices of correct behavior.

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Communication

The exchange of ideas, messages, or information.

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Job Loss Response

If you lose your job, you should prepare a personal budget.

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PDP Meaning

The acronym PDP stands for Professional Development Program.

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Missouri SkillsUSA Website

The web address of Missouri SkillsUSA is www.missouriskillsusa.org.

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Letter of Reference

You would ask teachers or employers to write a letter of reference.

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VICA Founding Year

VICA was founded in 1965.

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Record of Earnings Form

The federal form provided by your employer each year is known as W-2.

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Quorum Document

The quorum of an organization should be established in the Constitution.

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Class A Fire

The class of fire that includes ordinary combustibles like paper and wood.

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Auditory Learner

A learner who learns best when someone explains concepts to them.

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Business Meeting Rule

A basic rule of business meetings is that the rights of the majority are protected.

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Introductions Protocol

Adult women are introduced to adult men in formal settings.

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Healthy Life Balance

It's important to balance your time between leisure activities and work activities.

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SkillsUSA Pledge Content

The SkillsUSA pledge includes the words 'foster' and 'create'.

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SkillsUSA Representation Colors

Red and White represent the individual states and chapters in SkillsUSA.

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Enthusiasm Creation

'To create enthusiasm for learning' is part of SkillsUSA's goals.

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Parliamentarian Duties

The parliamentarian is the authority on procedural matters during meetings.

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SkillsUSA Creed Key Principles

The SkillsUSA creed includes principles such as preparing for leadership and upholding high moral standards.

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Effective Work Skills Identification

To identify effective work skills and behaviors, you can shadow someone employed in your prospective occupation.

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Communication Skills Components

Communication skills include speaking, listening, and writing.

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Goal Setting Factor

Time setting is an important factor in being successful.

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Motivating Factors

Motivating factors can be internal or external.

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Cultural Diversity Definition

Cultural diversity refers to the blending of people from different cultures involved in a similar activity.

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Team Definition

A group of people joined in a cooperative activity is defined as a team.

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Treasurer's Responsibilities

Treasurer's responsibilities include maintaining records of all income and expenses.

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Excessive Stress Effects

Excessive stress could lead to physical or emotional problems.

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First Impressions Importance

You never get a second chance to make a first impression.

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State Legislators

Every state in the U.S. has state legislators elected to develop policies and laws.

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Professional Development Goal

Professional development activities assist students in transitioning from education to the workforce.

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Democracy in Action

Business meetings represent democracy in action.

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Presiding Members in Meetings

In a business meeting, only one person presides at a time.

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Handshake Assessment

Develop a firm handshake to create a good first impression.

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Taxi Driver Gratuity

Taxi drivers should receive 15%-20% of the fare as a tip.

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Professional Journal Definition

A professional journal is a publication directly related to a profession.

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First Job Application Step

Filling out a job application is often the first step when applying for a job.

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Job Application Pen Color

Blue or Black pen should be used when filling out a job application.

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Making a Motion

To make a motion at a meeting, you must say, 'I move that'.

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Absence of a President

The SkillsUSA officer who presides in the absence of the president is the Vice President.

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Vice President Tasks

The Vice President is responsible for program planning and preparing reports.

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Voting Methods

During regular meetings, various methods can be used to take a vote: voice, hand, standing.

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Motion Without Second

If there is no second to a motion, the motion is said to be lost.

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Roll Call Responsibility

The Secretary is responsible for taking roll call at meetings.

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Parliamentary Procedure Rights

Every member has the right to express ideas or opinions under basic parliamentary procedure.

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Closing Speech Importance

In closing a speech, it is important to briefly review your topic and thank the audience.

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Portfolio Items Inclusion

All of the above items such as photos of projects belong in a portfolio.

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Types of Goals

Two types of goals are short term and long term.

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Listening Skills Types

The two types of listening skills are active and critical listening.

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SkillsUSA Active Divisions

SkillsUSA has two active divisions: High School and college/postsecondary.

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Individual Representation Color

The color of the SkillsUSA emblem that represents the individual is Gold.

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False Parliamentary Rule

The decision of the minority of members must not be followed in parliamentary procedure rules.

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Family-Style Dinner Passing

In family-style dinners, the salt and pepper should be passed together.

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Record of Meetings

Minutes are a record of what was said during a meeting.

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Chapter Training Program

A training program with advisors and activities is called a chapter.

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Resume Exclusions

Religious beliefs should not be included in a resume.

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Private Home Guest Etiquette

As a guest in a private home, respect your host’s customs.

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Work Clothing Advice

If your work involves getting dirty, you should arrive in clean clothing.

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Number of State Awards on Blazer

Three state awards should be worn on the SkillsUSA blazer.

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Goal Statement Components

A good goal statement has three parts: what, when, and how.

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Job Search Preparation

When seeking employment, you should know the company's functions and meet with the right person.

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SkillsUSA Motto Content

SkillsUSA's motto includes the commitment to honor and respect one's vocation.

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SkillsUSA Official Dress Exclusions

The official SkillsUSA dress does not include white dress socks.

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Application Job Order

You should start listing previous jobs with your most recent job on a job application.

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Committee Member Responsibilities

As a committee member, you should express ideas with respect for others.

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Trade Journal Contents

Trade journals typically do not include fiction or entertainment content.

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Resume Definition

A resume is a summary to help you sell yourself to a prospective employer.

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SkillsUSA Regions Number

The United States is divided into five SkillsUSA regions.

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SkillsUSA Emblem Shield Meaning

The shield on the SkillsUSA emblem represents democracy.

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Presentation Point

When making a presentation, it's important to maintain good eye contact.

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SkillsUSA Emblem Industrial Society

The gear on the SkillsUSA emblem symbolizes the industrial society.

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Women's Official Attire

The official SkillsUSA attire for women includes a black skirt or slacks and white blouse.

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Parliamentary Procedure Rule Importance

In parliamentary procedure, only one subject can be discussed at a time.

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Voting Decisions Definition

Voting decisions in parliamentary procedure are made when the majority agrees.