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By the late teen years, _____ percent of individuals have worked at a job. Research tells us that working more than ____ hours a week impacts a young person's ability to balance school and work.
 
  a. 50:30
  b. 60: 20
  c. 70: 30
  d. 80: 20
  e. 90: 30

Question 2

According to the U.S. census, Hispanics, compared with Whites and Blacks, were disproportionately failing to graduate from high school; and of those Hispanics who did graduate from high school, many were disproportionately failing to ___________________ _.
 
  a. obtain a bachelors degree
  b. acquire gainful employment
  c. complete vocational training
  d. identify career goals
  e. provide for their families



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Answer to Question 1

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