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3 years ago

The chart indicates the roles of four individuals in the Transportation and Logistics career cluster.

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Answer:

Amata is a Traffic Technician, Zeke is a Travel Clerk, Diego is an Automotive Master Mechanic, and Elina is a Logistics Manager.

Explanation:

Traffic Technician prepares graphs, charts, analyzes traffic control policies , plans, accident rates, etc.

Travel Clerk gives travel suggestions, guides, brochures, contacts hotels, motels, etc.

Automotive Master Mechanic tests drives vehicles , engines , repairs, replace, etc.

Logistics Manager deals with customers , sales , orders and shipping.

The Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics Career Cluster has seven career cluster pathways.

Transportation Operations
Logistics Planning and Management Services
Warehousing and Distribution Center Operations
Facility and Mobile Equipment Maintenance
Transportation Systems/Infrastructure Planning, Management and Regulation
Health, Safety and Environmental Management
Sales and Service

The other options given in the question are irrelevant and may not relate to the above 7 categories. For example there is no Shipping and Receiving Clerk.

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