Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. Match each assessment type with its correct description. interest inventory aptitude assessment personality inventory value inventory measures your natural talents arrowRight takes stock of the things you like to do arrowRight takes stock of the things that have meaning to you arrowRight measures the type of person that you are arrowRight Reset Next

Put them in this order

Aptitude

Interest

Value

Personality

measures your natural talents -  aptitiude inventory

takes stock of the things you like to do - interest inventory

takes stock of the things that have meaning to you - value inventory

measures the type of person you are - personality inventory

Explanation:

First of all, an inventory is to stock goods. For example a garage, you can add anything you want and you can remove anything you want. An aptitude is your natural talents and your ability to do something so it makes sense to put it in the first box. Interest is something you like and you want to experience so add it in the second box. Value is something that is meaningful to you and you'd like to keep it forever, add that to the third box. Finally, personality, its different characteristics that you have that brings out your character so put it in the fourth and final box.  

The Function of Rising Action

The rising action develops and deepens the relationships between, among, or within characters. Furthermore, the rising action creates interest and suspense as the plot builds to the climax.

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