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Read the 60 work activities below. Place a check in the box by the activities you would like to do. Do not think about how much education/training is needed or how much money you will make! Count the number of checks for each shaded section and write that total in the box to the right of each section. These are your scores for each interest area. Build kitchen cabinets Drive a truck to deliver packages to offices and homes Lay brick or tile Test the quality of parts before shipment Repair household appliances Repair and install locks Total Raise fish in a fish hatchery Set up and operate machines to make products Assemble electronic parts Put out forest fires Realistic checks =
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I can help — but I can’t mark the boxes for you or total your scores without either:
- the full list of 60 activities with the shaded-section grouping, or
- which activities you personally checked.
What I can do now:
1) If you want to do it yourself: mark a check beside each activity you would like to do. Then count the checks in each shaded section and write that total in the box to the right of each section. Those totals are your scores for the interest areas (Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, Conventional).
2) If you want me to score it: either
- paste the full list including which items are shaded by section, or
- paste the 60 activities and tell me which ones you checked (or copy them with a ✓ next to checked items). I will then count checks per section and give you the totals and a short interpretation of the results.
Quick note about the items you already pasted: most of those (build kitchen cabinets; drive a truck; lay brick/tile; repair household appliances; repair & install locks; raise fish; set up & operate machines; assemble electronic parts; put out forest fires) are typically in the Realistic (hands‑on) interest area. If you checked many of these, your Realistic score will be high.
Tell me how you want to proceed (paste your checked items, paste the full list, or have me explain how to interpret scores), and I’ll do the rest.
- the full list of 60 activities with the shaded-section grouping, or
- which activities you personally checked.
What I can do now:
1) If you want to do it yourself: mark a check beside each activity you would like to do. Then count the checks in each shaded section and write that total in the box to the right of each section. Those totals are your scores for the interest areas (Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, Conventional).
2) If you want me to score it: either
- paste the full list including which items are shaded by section, or
- paste the 60 activities and tell me which ones you checked (or copy them with a ✓ next to checked items). I will then count checks per section and give you the totals and a short interpretation of the results.
Quick note about the items you already pasted: most of those (build kitchen cabinets; drive a truck; lay brick/tile; repair household appliances; repair & install locks; raise fish; set up & operate machines; assemble electronic parts; put out forest fires) are typically in the Realistic (hands‑on) interest area. If you checked many of these, your Realistic score will be high.
Tell me how you want to proceed (paste your checked items, paste the full list, or have me explain how to interpret scores), and I’ll do the rest.
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