EPF Syllabus Quiz 2024-25

What is the primary focus of the course described in the document?

• Learning about world history

• Understanding how economies and markets operate

• Studying environmental science

• Exploring ancient civilizations

Which of the following is NOT listed as a course objective?

• Developing Basic Economic Concepts and Structures

• Understanding the Role of Producers and Consumers in a Market Economy

• Learning about ancient civilizations

• Demonstrating Knowledge of Credit and Loan Functions

What is the name of the textbook required for the course?

• Economics for Beginners

• Managing Your Personal Finances

• Financial Literacy for Teens

• The Global Economy

Which of the following materials is NOT listed as needed for the course?

• Access to the Canvas Course page via laptop or desktop

• Folder or spiral notebook for vocabulary words

• Pens, pencils with erasers, highlighters

• Textbook on world history

What percentage of the final grade is determined by summative assessments according to the grading practices?

• A) 10%

• B) 20%

• C) 70%

• D) 30%

Which of the following is an example of a formative assessment?

• A) Unit tests

• B) Oral presentations

• C) Everfi Modules

• D) Final exams

What happens to formative assessments not completed by the assigned due date?

• A) They are given a zero.

• B) They are recorded as an NHI.

• C) They are given partial credit.

• D) They are extended without penalty.

How soon are students eligible for reassessment on all summatives?

• A) Within five school days

• B) Within ten school days

• C) Within fifteen school days

• D) Within twenty school days

What must students who demonstrate mastery (A, B, or C) do for optional reassessment?

• A) Retake the original assessment

• B) Develop a remediation plan with their teacher

• C) Complete additional homework

• D) Attend extra classes

What is required before reassessment for students who have not mastered the content?

• A) Extra credit work

• B) Remediation based on new instruction

• C) Parental approval

• D) Peer tutoring