which of the following careers have subject-specific skills for the words and literacy personality trait
education***
fine arts
law***
mechanics
which of the following careers have subject-specific skills related to mathematics and data?
education
engineering****
foodservice
technology***
am i right?
I agree.
To determine which careers have subject-specific skills for the "words and literacy" personality trait, you need to analyze the required skills for each career option. Education and law can be considered as careers that have subject-specific skills for words and literacy since educators and lawyers often need strong reading, writing, and verbal communication skills. Fine arts and mechanics, on the other hand, may not necessarily require strong words and literacy skills, as they focus more on visual arts and mechanical expertise.
To identify which careers have subject-specific skills related to mathematics and data, you should again consider the required skills for each option. Education may involve some level of mathematics, but it may not be a primary subject-specific skill. Engineering and technology, on the other hand, are both fields that heavily rely on mathematical and data analysis skills. Foodservice may not require strong mathematics and data skills, unless you are specifically referring to areas such as managing inventory or financial calculations.
Based on these explanations, your assumptions are correct: education, law, engineering, and technology are careers that have subject-specific skills for words and literacy, mathematics, and data, respectively.