Civic Literacy Exam Preparation

The video discusses strategies for passing the Florida Civic Literacy Exam using free online tools. It covers the exam's structure, personal experiences of failing and then passing, and effective study techniques. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding key domains, using videos and flashcards, and dedicating time to study. Tips for the exam include focusing on court cases and amendments, and setting a test date to keep information fresh. The video concludes with encouragement to subscribe for more college survival tips.

What is the minimum passing score required for the Florida Civic Literacy Exam?

• 60 out of 80

• 40 out of 80

• 48 out of 80

• 50 out of 80

Which course did the narrator take that did not cover the exam domains?

• CIV 101

• AMH 2020

• POS 2041

• HIS 101

What was the narrator's initial approach to studying for the exam?

• Using flashcards and watching videos

• Reading textbooks extensively

• Attending a boot camp and reviewing thoroughly

• Attending a boot camp without prior review

Which online tool did the narrator find helpful for reviewing material?

• Khan Academy

• Udemy

• Quizlet

• Coursera

How many weeks did the narrator spend effectively studying for the exam?

• Four weeks

• Three weeks

• Five weeks

• Two weeks

What is one of the key topics the narrator emphasized for the exam?

• Mathematical skills

• Geographical knowledge

• Court cases and amendments

• Historical events

How many times has the U.S. Constitution been ratified?

• 30 times

• 27 times

• 15 times

• 10 times

How many U.S. senators represent each state?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

Which amendment was associated with a letter written by Sarah Grimke in 1837?

• 19th Amendment

• 15th Amendment

• 14th Amendment

• 13th Amendment

What advice does the narrator give about the timing of taking the exam?

• Set a date three weeks from now

• Wait a month after studying

• Take it without any preparation

• Take it immediately after studying