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WorksheetsMISD Career Pathways Final Exam Review
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 37mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
House Bill 5
a)
New law that changes requirements for high school graduation
b)
Used to determine if students have met graduation requirements
c)
Requires 26 credits and an endorsement
d)
A map of which courses you'll take in high school
2.
Advanced Placement (AP) Courses
a)
Reduced from 15 to 5 tests as a result of House Bill 5
b)
15 different pathways that fall under the endorsements
c)
Mirrors the rigor of college courses and are more challenging than regular high school classes
d)
MISD's plan for addressing House Bill 5
3.
Personal Graduation Plan
a)
Like a college major; 5 options that factor into your future plans
b)
A map of which courses you will take which year in high school and to make sure you've met requirements for your endorsement
c)
innovative campus that empowers students to achieve success through the use of emerging technologies and 12st century skills
d)
Requires 26 credits and an endorsement
4.
Endorsement
a)
15 different pathways that fall under the endorsements
b)
one of the primary methods used to determine and document that students have met academic requirements
c)
like a college major: five options that factor into your future plans
d)
mirrors the rigor of college courses and are much more challenging than regular high school courses
5.
End of Course (EOC) Exams
a)
New law that significantly changes the requirements for high school graduation
b)
Reduced from 15 to 5 tests as a result of House Bill 5
c)
MISD's plan for addressing House Bill 5; prepares students for future college and career choices
d)
One of the primary methods sued to determine and document that students have met academic requirements
6.
Foundation Graduation Plan
a)
Requires 26 credits and an endorsement
b)
One of the primary methods used to document that students have met academic requirements
c)
Reduced from 15 t o5 tests as a result of House Bill 5
d)
Like a college major: 5 options that factor into your future
7.
Program of Study
a)
Like a college major: five options that factor into your future plans
b)
15 different pathways that fall under the endorsements
c)
Requires 26 credits and an endorsement
d)
Reduced from 15 to 5 tests as a result of House Bill 5
8.
Ben Barber Innovation Academy
a)
One of the primary methods used to determine and document that students have met academic requirements
b)
Requires 26 credits and an endorsement
c)
15 different pathways that fall under the endorsements
d)
An innovative campus that empowers students to achieve success through the use of emerging technologies and 21st century skills
9.
Future You
a)
Requires more math and science than the Foundation Plan
b)
A map of which courses you'll take in which year of high school to make sure that the proper credits are earned and that you have satisfied the requirements for your endorsement
c)
MISD's plan for addressing House Bill 5; prepares students for future college and career choices
d)
Mirrors the rigor of college courses and are much more challenging than regular high school courses
10.
Distinguished Level of Achievement
a)
Requires more math and science than the Foundation Plan and is required for consideration of being in the top 10% of your class for automatic college admission
b)
Requires 26 credits and an endorsement
c)
One of the primary methods used to determine and document that students have met academic requirements
d)
Reduced from 15 to 5 tests as a result of House Bill 5
11.
Credit
a)
Like a college major: five options that factor into your future plans
b)
MISD's plan for addressing House Bill 5; prepares students for future college and career choices
c)
One of the primary methods used to determine and document that students have met academic requirements
d)
Reduces from 15 to 5 tests as a result of House Bill 5
12.
DLA stands for
a)
Distinguished Level of Academics
b)
Distinguished Level of Achievement
13.
Under the DLA, you need _______ credits to graduate.
a)
32
b)
28
c)
26
d)
24
14.
You have to take _____ credits your freshman year.
a)
7
b)
8
c)
9
d)
10
15.
You must be a junior or senior to take dual credit classes.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
16.
High schools are set up to have 9 periods during the day.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
17.
BBIA stands for __________
a)
Ben Barber Interest Academy
b)
Ben Barber Innovation Academy
18.
TCC stands for ______
a)
Tarrant County College
b)
Tarrant Community College
19.
The purpose of Career Cruising is _______
a)
To help you plan your courses
b)
The help you plan your career
c)
To help you plan for college and life
d)
All of the above
20.
You need _____ fine arts credit(s) to graduate high school.
a)
.5
b)
1
c)
1.5
d)
2
21.
There are 4 endorsements for you to chose from for the DLA plan.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
22.
You need ______ PE credit(s) to graduate high school.
a)
.5
b)
1
c)
1.5
d)
2
23.
The four different types of classes you can take in high school are Regular, PreAP, AP, and Dual Credit (TCC).
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
24.
There are ____ EOC exams you have to pass before you are eligible to graduate.
a)
15
b)
5
c)
7
25.
EOC stands for ________
a)
Elective Occupational Course
b)
End of Course
26.
You receive _____additional points on your semester grade if you take a PreAP class.
a)
10
b)
5
c)
none
27.
Health and Professional Communications are each _____ credit and are required for graduation.
a)
.5
b)
1
c)
1.5
d)
2
28.
A one semester class on your home campus equals ______ credit(s).
a)
.5
b)
1
c)
1.5
d)
2
29.
An 36 week class on your home campus equals ____ credit(s).
a)
.5
b)
1
c)
1.5
d)
2
30.
LOTE stands for ______
a)
Lord of the Electives
b)
Locations other than England
c)
Languages other than English
d)
Languages other than Elfish
31.
You need ____ LOTE credit(s) to graduate high school.
a)
.5
b)
1
c)
1.5
d)
2
32.
You can take Health, Professional Communications, Spanish, Algebra 1, Art 1, and Gateway to Technology in 8th grade and receive high school credit.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
33.
POS stands for ________
a)
Programs of Science
b)
Programs of Study
c)
Pilots on Standby
34.
There are ______ POS under the endorsement umbrella.
a)
26
b)
5
c)
4
d)
13
35.
________ is a good endorsement to chose if you are not sure which endorsement you are interested in pursuing.
a)
STEM
b)
Multidisciplinary
c)
Business and Industry
d)
Arts and Humanities
36.
A pre-requisite class is a class you have to take before taking a particular class.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
37.
A co-requisite is a class you have to take after you take a class.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
38.
You have to have ______ endorsement elective credit(s) to graduate high school.
a)
2
b)
1
c)
10
d)
4
39.
There are _____ sessions offered at BBIA every day.
a)
8
b)
4
c)
2
d)
none
40.
4 by 4 means _______
a)
All 4 core classes all 4 years of high school
b)
4 classes, 4 days a week
41.
PSAT/NMSQT
a)
Get college credit for a class without having to take it
b)
Taken at the end of an AP high school class
c)
Grades 11 and 12 take the Scholastic Aptitude Test: reading, writing and language, math, and an optional essay
d)
Great for SAT practice and eligibility for National Merit Scholarship
42.
AP Test
a)
Taken at the end of an AP high school test; score range is 1-5
b)
Relies mainly on tuition, fees, and private sources of funding
c)
Large; offer more majors and degree options
d)
Taken when you enlist in the military.
43.
CLEP
a)
2 years or less; basic courses as well as classes related to your particular career choice: A.A. or A.S
b)
Get college credit for a class without having to take it; College Level Examination Program
c)
Taken when you enlist in the military
d)
Specialized training in a particular industry or career.
44.
ASVAB/AFQT
a)
Specialized training in a particular industry or career
b)
Great for SAT practice and eligibility for National Merit Scholarship
c)
Taken when you enlist in the military
d)
Grades 6-12 can take the American College Test
45.
ACT
a)
Grades 6-12 can takes the American College Test; English, math, reading, science, with an optional essage
b)
Grades 11-12 take the Texas Success Initiative to make sure you're ready for college level classes
c)
Specialized training in a particular industry or career
d)
Usually a 4 year program; general studies classes as well as a certain number of hours in your major field of study: B.A., B.S., B.B.A.
46.
SAT
a)
Great practice for the SAT
b)
Grades 11-12 take the Scholastic Aptitude Test; reading, writing and language, math, and an optional essay
c)
Funded by local and state government
d)
Large; offer more majors and degree options
47.
TSI
a)
3-5 years to complete; advanced degree in medicine, law, education, arts, or sciences
b)
Taken when you enlist in the military
c)
Relies mainly on tuition, fees, and private sources of funding
d)
Grades 11 and 12 take the Texas Success Initiative to make sure you're ready for college level classes
48.
Public College
a)
Relies mainly on tuition, fees, and private sources of funding
b)
Funded by local and state government
c)
Large; offer more majors and degree options
d)
Taken when you enlist in the military
49.
Private College
a)
2 year associates degrees that prepare you to transfer to a 4 year college to earn a bachelor degree
b)
2 years focused on a particular area of study; M.S., M.S., MBA
c)
Great for SAT practice and eligibility for National Merit Scholarships
d)
Relies mainly on tuition, fees, and private sources of funding
50.
University
a)
Large; offer more majors and degree options
b)
Usuall a 4 year program; general studies classes as well as a certain number of hours in your major field of study
c)
Specialized training in a particular industry or career
d)
2 years or less; basic courses as well as classes related to your particular career choice
51.
Community College
a)
2 years focused on a particular area of study: M.A., M.S. or MBA
b)
2 year associates degrees that prepare you to transfer to a 4 year college to earn a bachelor degree
c)
Take at the end of an AP high school class; score range is 1-5
d)
Large; offer more major and degree options
52.
Vocational-Tech and Career College
a)
3-5 years to complete; advanced degree in medicine, law, education, arts, or sciences
b)
Taken when you enlist in the military
c)
Funded by local and state government
d)
Specialized training in a particular industry or career
53.
Associates Degree
a)
Taken at the end of an AP high school class; score range is 1-5
b)
2 years or less; basic courses as well as classes related to your particular career choice: A.A.; A.S.
c)
Usually a 4 year program; general studies classes as well as a certain number of hours in your major field of study
d)
taken when you enlist in the military
54.
Bachelor Degree
a)
2 year associate degree that prepares you to transfer to a 4 year college
b)
Get college credit for a class without having to take it
c)
Usually a 4 year program; general studies classes as well as a certain number of hours in your major field of study; B.A., B.S., B.B.A.
d)
Funded by local and state government
55.
Master's Degree
a)
3-5 years to complete; advanced degree in medicine, law, education, arts, or sciences; PhD, M.D., Ed.D., J.D.
b)
2 years or less; basic courses as well as classes related to your particular career choice
c)
2 years focused on a particular area of study; M.A., M.S., MBA
d)
Relies mainly on tuition, fees, and private sources of funding
56.
Doctoral/Professional Degree
a)
2 years or less, basic courses as well as classes related to your particular career choice
b)
specialized training in a particular industry or career
c)
2 years focused on a particular area of study; M.A., M.S., MBA
d)
3-5 years to complete; advanced degree in medicine, law, education, arts, or sciences: PhD, M.D., Ed.D, J.D.
57.
Federal student aid covers such expenses as tuition and fees, room and board, books and supplies, and transportation.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
58.
An allowance for the cost of housing and food while attending a college or career school is called a word-study.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
59.
Even though the first F in "FAFSA" stands for "free", you still have to pay to fill out the FAFSA.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
60.
Scholarship money generally has to be repaid in the form of a low interest rate.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
61.
Choosing a major in college is very similar to choosing your endorsement for high school.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
62.
Grants are a form of financial aid that does not have to be repaid (unless, for example you withdraw from school and owe a refund).
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
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