Camila took an interest inventory in her career explorations class. Read her description of the results of the assessment. Which two phrases clearly reveal her career interests?

When I took the interest inventory in my career explorations class, it revealed that even though I really value the (1.) balance between work and home life, I like an (2.) engaging atmosphere at work, where I can stay busy. Based on my (3.) fascination with technology, I should work in a field with computers. Based on my (4.) attraction to working with mechanics, I should be working with machines. This leads me to believe that I should be working in robotics, which sounds like a lot of fun!

(options are listed with the numbers 1-4)

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Charlie

20 June, 02:54

Camila took an interest inventory in her career explorations class. Read her description of the results of the assessment. Which two phrases clearly reveal her career interests?

When I took the interest inventory in my career explorations class, it revealed that even though I really value the (1.) balance between work and home life, I like an (2.) engaging atmosphere at work, where I can stay busy. Based on my (3.) fascination with technology, I should work in a field with computers. Based on my (4.) attraction to working with mechanics, I should be working with machines. This leads me to believe that I should be working in robotics, which sounds like a lot of fun!

(options are listed with the numbers 1-4)

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(3.) fascination with technology, I should work in a field with computers. Based on my (4.) attraction to working with mechanics, I should be working with machines.

Explanation:

The two phrases that clearly reveal Camila's career interests are 3 and 4 because they indicate what she likes and the career that she can follow according to that as they refer to her interest in technology and in working with machines which takes her to find that she can work in the robotics field.

The other options are not right because they talk about general interests that are not specific to a particular career.