The table summarizes the education of four applicants for
positions in the STEM career cluster
Which best describes the jobs each applicant could obtain
with their educational background?
Summary of Degrees for Applicants Applying for the STEM Career Cluster
Applicant Degrees Earned
ER High school diploma, associate's degree
Blake High school diploma, bachelor's degree, master's degree
High school diploma, bachelor's degree
Zoey High school diploma, bachelor's degree, doctoral degree
Fiona
Eli can work as an Astronomer, Blake can work as an
Agricultural Engineer, Fiona can work as a Mathematician,
and Zoey can work as a Conservation Scientist.
El can work as a Civil Engineer, Blake can work as an
Aerospace Engineer, Fiona can work as a Park Naturalist,
and Zoey can work as a Materials Scientist.
Eli can work as an Electro-Mechanical Technician, Blake
can work as a Biochemist, Fiona can work as an
Industrial Ecologist, and Zoey can work as an Archivist.
Eli can work as an Electronic Engineering Technician,
Blake can work as a Museum Conservator, Fiona can
work as a Robotics Engineer, and Zoey can work as a
Mathematician

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