USCIS Test Preparation and Incentives

Mr. Ippolito introduces himself and announces the first big exam for his 8th grade U.S. history and government class. The exam is modeled after the USCIS citizenship test. He explains how to access resources on Google Classroom, including review games and flashcards. The exam is scheduled for August 31st for A day classes and September 1st for B day classes. Students can retake the exam for up to 80% credit if needed. Mr. Ippolito encourages students to prepare well and reach out with questions.

What is the primary focus of the first big test in Mr. Ippolito's class?

• Studying famous American presidents

• Learning about world geography

• Memorizing historical dates

• Understanding American identity

The exam in Mr. Ippolito's class is modeled after which test?

• ACT

• SAT

• USCIS citizenship test

• TOEFL

What is the significance of the exam being modeled after the USCIS test?

• It prepares students for college entrance exams

• It helps students learn about world history

• It focuses on improving math skills

• It reflects the process of becoming an American citizen

Where can students find the resources for the exam preparation?

• In the school office

• On the school's website

• On Google Classroom

• In the library

How many questions are students expected to practice each day?

• 25 questions

• 20 questions

• 15 questions

• 10 questions

What is the purpose of the civics flashcards mentioned in the video?

• To study famous American presidents

• To learn about world geography

• To practice question and answer format

• To memorize historical dates

When is the exam scheduled for students in period one?

• September 2nd

• September 1st

• August 31st

• August 30th

What is the maximum score a student can achieve on a retake?

• 80%

• 85%

• 90%

• 100%

What is the incentive for students to do well on their first attempt?

• Extra credit

• No homework for a week

• Up to 100% credit

• A class party

What is the minimum score a student can achieve on a retake to still pass?

• 60%

• 70%

• 75%

• 80%