1.5.2 Test

Instead of trying to learn everything, you should focus on all of the following EXCEPT:

• A. notes in the book from a previous user.

• B. the class review session.

• C. notes on the board.

• D. the study questions.

Which of the following it NOT a benefit of taking an AP course?

• A. It shows that you can do college-level work.

• B. It could save you on tuition.

• C. You can explore potential college majors while still in high school.

• D. You get automatic college credit.

Which of the following is most likely to appear on your high school transcript and be considered by colleges during the admissions process?

• A. Your immunization records

• B. Results of state standardized tests

• C. Your grade point average

• D. Your attendance record

All of the following are concepts learned in English courses EXCEPT:

• A. literary criticism.

• B. public speaking.

• C. grammar.

• D. how to speak the language.

Which of the following is NOT a personal benefit of attending college?

• A. You are less likely to smoke.

• B. You are less likely to pay taxes.

• C. You are more likely to work where you want to live.

• D. You are less likely to be obese.

Which of the following is a benefit of a college education?

• A. You have an increased chance of financial stability.

• B. You have more friends, on average, than a high school graduate does.

• C. You are less likely to go into military service.

• D. You collect Social Security benefits at an earlier age than a high school graduate.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of a college education?

• A. A college degree isn't as important as it was in the past.

• B. People with college degrees earn about double the income of people with high school diplomas.

• C. A college degree is more important nowadays to secure your place in the workforce.

• D. During tough economic times, people with a college degree are more likely to stay employed.

Spending a day observing a professional in his or her work environment is called:

• A. a job shadow.

• B. community service.

• C. an internship.

• D. volunteering.

All of the following are examples of postsecondary education EXCEPT:

• A. military service.

• B. Connecticut Community College.

• C. Virginia Tech University.

• D. Emily Griffith Apprenticeship and Training.

High school graduation requirements always include:

• A. English, math, social studies, and visual arts.

• B. English, math, psychology, and chemistry.

• C. math, psychology, English, and physics.

• D. math, English, science, and social studies.