A series of similar jobs may be considered one's _____.

• A. Career
• B. Vocation
• C. Profession
• D. Calling

Answer: (B)

A vocation is about a sense of purpose or calling in work. When someone repeats similar jobs, it often signals that they’ve found a field they feel drawn to and are meant to pursue over the long term, using the gifts and passions God has given them. It’s different from a career, which is the broad arc of work you follow and can include a variety of roles; and from a profession, which emphasizes formal training or credentials. It’s also more personal than a simple “calling” phrasing, though closely related—the idea is that this sustained pattern of related work expresses your God-given purpose. So a series of similar jobs aligns best with the idea of a vocation.