CE - 3.1 Earning College Credit Quiz

What does AP stand for?

• Advanced Placement

• Academic Program

• Advanced Progression

• Achievement Program

What is the purpose of AP courses?

• To earn college credits

• To enhance high school GPA

• To prepare for standardized tests

• To fulfill elective requirements

How do you earn college credit from the AP course?

• By passing the AP exam

• By completing a research project

• By maintaining high attendance

• By participating in class discussions

What does IB stand for?

• International Baccalaureate

• Integrated Business

• Intellectual Breakthrough

• Intensive Biology

How are IB courses different from AP courses?

• IB courses are internationally recognized

• AP courses offer more flexibility in subject choices

• IB courses are only offered in certain countries

• AP courses have shorter duration than IB courses

What are dual credit courses?

• Courses that provide high school and college credit simultaneously

• Courses that require double the effort to complete

• Courses that can be taken online or in-person

• Courses that earn extra credit towards graduation

How does dual credit differ from AP and IB courses?

• Dual credit courses are not recognized by colleges

• Dual credit courses have lower academic rigor

• Dual credit courses are offered only in certain states

• Dual credit courses are taught by college professors

When can you take a dual credit course for a reduced cost?

• 11th and 12th grade

• Only in 12th grade

• Anytime during high school

• Only in 10th grade

What is an articulated credit program?

• A program that allows high school students to earn college credit

• A program that focuses on artistic courses

• A program that offers credit for extracurricular activities

• A program that grants credit based on prior experience

Who determines the credit for an articulated course?

• The college or university

• The high school administration

• The student's parents

• The state education board