US History I Course Quiz

What is the time period covered in the US History I course?

• 1491 to approximately 1877

• 1600 to 1900

• 1776 to 1865

• 1800 to 1900

Which of the following is NOT a major topic covered in the US History I course?

• Colonialism

• World War II

• American Revolution

• US Civil War

What percentage of the grade is made up by summative assessments in the BFHS grading policy?

• 85%

• 50%

• 70%

• 30%

What is the purpose of formative assessments according to the BFHS grading policy?

• To monitor learning progress and provide feedback

• To evaluate final understanding of the material

• To determine final grades

• To assess participation in class

Which of the following items is NOT listed as needed for the US History I course?

• Calculator

• Writing utensil

• Colored pencils

• Spiral notebook

What happens if an assignment is submitted after the due date but before the midterm and end of the quarter deadlines?

• It incurs a penalty.

• It is not accepted at all.

• It is accepted without penalty.

• It is marked as missing.

What is the consequence of not submitting work by the midterm and end of the semester deadlines?

• The work is accepted with a penalty.

• The work is recorded as a zero.

• The work is given extra credit.

• The work is marked as incomplete.

What is the policy on extra credit in this course?

• Extra credit is available for all assignments.

• Extra credit is available only for late work.

• No extra credit opportunities are available.

• Extra credit is available for missing work.

What should a student do if they need help with material or deadlines?

• Ignore the issue and hope it resolves.

• Wait until the deadline passes to seek help.

• Reach out for assistance before the deadlines pass.

• Ask for help only after receiving a grade.

What is the first consequence if a student is caught using their phone during class?

• Phone goes to the office.

• Verbal redirection.

• Phone is confiscated permanently.

• Phone is placed on the teacher's desk.