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High School Path

Total questions: 62

Worksheet time: 42mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
_______________ refers to college-level classes offered by some high schools in various subject areas.  They are the highest level of classes offered at the high school level. 
a)
Dual Credit
b)
Advanced Placement
c)
Credit by Exam
d)
GPA 
2.
_______________ refers to college-level classes offered by some high schools in various subject areas.  They are the highest level of classes offered at the high school level. 
a)
Dual Credit
b)
Advanced Placement
c)
Credit by Exam
d)
GPA 
3.
In dual credit you take____________
a)
take college classes
b)
an exam to earn college credit
c)
high school courses and earn college credit.
d)
college courses and earn high school credit. 
4.
Extracurricular activities include: 
a)
at school and out of school activities 
b)
at school activities 
c)
activities outside of school 
d)
service activities 
5.

Which of the following is true about Advanced Placement classes?

a)

They are worth more in your GPA

b)

You could get college credit for them

c)

They are offered at all high schools

d)

All of the above are correct

6.

Classes that you can take which grant you both high school and college credit are called?

a)

Advanced Placement

b)

Dual Credit

c)

End of course

d)

Semester exam

7.

The type of class you can take in high school that allows you to earn college and high school credit by passing a test at the end of the year is called?

a)

Dual Credit

b)

Advanced Placement

c)

End of course test

d)

Semester exam

8.

What does “AP” stand for? What is an AP course?

a)

Advanced placement- a college level course in high school

b)

Academic pursuit- the dream to do better in school

c)

Awesome people- All GEAR UP people are awesome

d)

Alignment purpose- a course that aligns with your strand

9.

What is a dual credit course?

a)

Students can earn high school and college credit at the same time.

b)

A course where you get twice as many grades for.

c)

Scholars can take one class, but it counts as two.

d)

8th graders can take a class that counts as a high school credit.

10.

What is a GPA and what does it stand for?

a)

GPA stands for Grade Point Average and is a combination of all grades.

b)

GPA stands for Grade Per Assignment and is the final grade you make in each class.

c)

GPA stands for Girl Power Academics and is a push to get girls into the STEM field.

d)

GPA stands for Giving Purposeful Assignments and is a goal for all teachers to give assignments that will help scholars.

11.

Why is it important to have a high GPA?

a)

A high GPA helps with entrance into college and will help you get scholarships.

b)

A high GPA helps with making school interesting.

c)

A high GPA will help you get a better job.

d)

A high GPA will help you make higher grades on assessments.

12.

Define “Class Rank”.

a)

Class rank is how you are measured in comparison to your classmates.

b)

Class rank is how popular you are.

c)

Class rank is how your school compares to other schools.

d)

Class rank is how each class compares with other classes.

13.

Why is your class rank important?

a)

Your class rank can help you get into college or get scholarships.

b)

Your class rank can help you graduate early.

c)

Your class rank can get you a good job.

d)

Your class rank can help you get discounts on cool shoes and the latest fashion.

14.
Your Grade Point Average is very important for colleges and jobs.
a)
True
b)
False
15.

Why is Class Rigor Important? Select all that apply

a)

Colleges and jobs consider how hard you have worked during high school

b)

It can increase your GPA if you take difficult classes

c)

It shows you are willing to work hard

d)

It shows you are in good shape physically

16.

Is weighted GPA different that a regular GPA

a)

Yes

b)

No

17.

What are Pre-AP classes

a)

Classes that are more difficult that regular level classes

b)

Classes that earn you college credit

c)

Classes that are not offered at the high school level

d)

classes that are only offered at colleges

18.

True or false - Pre-AP classes are open to anyone who wants to take them?

a)

True

b)

False

19.

True or False AP classes and Dual Credit Classes are open to anyone who wants to enroll?

a)

True

b)

False

20.

How many credits do you need to graduate from La Porte High School

a)

10

b)

15

c)

33

d)

26

21.

How many End of Course Exams do you need to pass before you graduate?

a)

1

b)

5

c)

3

d)

7

22.
An achievement test (American College Testing), measuring what a student has learned in school.
a)
SAT
b)
ACT
c)
ASVAB
d)
DOGTAGS
23.
Exams given by the College Board Advanced Placement program. A high enough score may be accepted as college credit.
a)
College Grants
b)
ASVAB
c)
AP Exam
d)
Certificate Program
24.
A multiple-aptitude battery of tests that measures developed abilities and helps predict future academic and occupational success in the military.
a)
ASVAB
b)
AISD Foundation
c)
Block Schedule
d)
A Day
25.
Freshman through senior classes mapped out. 
a)
Graduation!
b)
Diploma
c)
4 year plan
d)
Certificate
26.
Academic Achievement Record (AAR), or a _____________ is an official permanent record of a learner's academic performance for high school credit courses. 
a)
Transcript
b)
GPA
c)
Weighted GPA
d)
Credit By Exam
27.
Academic Achievement Record (AAR), or a _____________ is an official permanent record of a learner's academic performance for high school credit courses. 
a)
Transcript
b)
GPA
c)
Weighted GPA
d)
Credit By Exam
28.
True or False. 
ACT tests reading, writing, and mathematics. 
a)
True
b)
False
29.
Why should you take the PSAT? 
a)
Practice
b)
Scholarships (including national merit) 
c)
Identify AP readiness
d)
All of the above 
30.
ACT has an optional section, what does it cover? 
a)
History
b)
Math
c)
Science
d)
Writing 
31.

A record that you create in 8th grade that shows all the classes you plan on taking during high school is called?

a)

a transcript

b)

a 4 year plan

c)

an endorsement

d)

a pathway

32.

An End Of Course Test is a test required for graduation. How many End of Course Tests are required?

a)

4-English, 1; English 2; English 3: English 4

b)

3-English 1; Algebra 1; Biology

c)

5-English 1; Algebra 1; Biology; English 2; US History

d)

5-English 1; English 2; Algebra 1; Geometry; Biology

33.

An endorsement is one of the state approved pathways that include (check all that apply):

a)

STEM

b)

Business & Industry

c)

Arts & Humanities

d)

Public Services

e)

Multi-disciplinary

34.

What is a transcript?

a)

Transcripts consist of individual student records such as attendance, classes, and grades.

b)

Transcripts are conversations written down.

c)

Transcripts are what the doctor gives you when you are sick and need medicine.

d)

Transcripts consist of how you behave in school.

35.

Why is a transcript used for high school?

a)

It’s like a scorecard that allows you to review your entire high school career in one place.

b)

It's like a list of classes you need to take.

c)

It helps you remember the classes that you took.

d)

It helps you to get a better job.

36.

Why is your transcript important when applying for college?

a)

If your transcript is good, you will have a better chance of getting into college.

b)

Your transcript will show them how many office referrals you had.

c)

Your transcript will show them what you want to be when you grow up.

d)

If your transcript is full, then you will get a better job.

37.
The things that you do outside of class in HS are called extracurricular activities.
a)
True
b)
False
38.
If you fail a class in HS, you still get credit for the class and don't have to take it again
a)
True
b)
False
39.
It's NOT important to play sports or to get involved with activities and clubs in HS.
a)
True
b)
False
40.
This is a list of all of the classes that you take (and pass!) in High School.
a)
4 year plan
b)
HS Transcript
c)
Course credits
d)
Electives
41.

A standardized test widely used for college admissions in the United States.

a)

Credit

b)

SAT

c)

Tuition

d)

Graduate Degree

42.

What is the number that represents the average of all your grades in High School?

a)

GPA

b)

SAT

c)

FAFSA

43.

What is the name of the test that helps colleges decide whether or not to let you in?

a)

IEP

b)

GED

c)

ACT

44.

What tests are the most important for college entrance?

a)

ASVAB

b)

PRAXIS

c)

ACT-SAT

d)

CCP

45.

___________ must be submitted along with your completed application when applying for college.

a)

completed doctor's form

b)

letter of recommendation

c)

copies of final exams

d)

none of the above

46.

A _____ is a compilation of all earned high school grades averaged together.

a)

grade list

b)

semester grades

c)

exams

d)

grade-point average (GPA)

47.

ACT or SAT tests are typically taken during ____ year of high school.

a)

8th

b)

9th

c)

10th

d)

11th

48.

What types of courses do colleges recommend students take during throughout high school?

a)

Business courses

b)

Honors or AP courses

c)

General education courses

d)

Fine arts electives

49.
Every four year college in the US accepts the scores from this test when you apply
a)
STAAR
b)
Standardized Test
c)
ACT
d)
Final Exam
50.
A copy of a students permanent academic record including all classes taken and grades in those classes, is know as a __________.
a)
Transcript
b)
Resume
c)
Application
d)
Major
51.

Select the 4 most significant factors considered by most colleges in making admission decisions:

a)

GPA

b)

Senior Superlatives

c)

Test Scores

d)

Rigor of Courseload

e)

Extra-curricular Involvement (Clubs, Sports, Volunteer Work, etc.)

52.

I can take either the SAT or ACT because colleges/universities will accpet scores from either test.

a)

True

b)

False

53.
ASVAB stands for
a)
Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery 
b)
Armed Services Vocational Attitudes Basics
54.

Can you be paid for your community service hours?

a)

NO

b)

YES

55.
_______________ refers to college-level classes offered by some high schools in various subject areas.  They are the highest level of classes offered at the high school level. 
a)
Dual Credit
b)
Advanced Placement
c)
Credit by Exam
d)
GPA 
56.
_______________ refers to college-level classes offered by some high schools in various subject areas.  They are the highest level of classes offered at the high school level. 
a)
Dual Credit
b)
Advanced Placement
c)
Credit by Exam
d)
GPA 
57.
In dual credit you take____________
a)
take college classes
b)
an exam to earn college credit
c)
high school courses and earn college credit.
d)
college courses and earn high school credit. 
58.
Extracurricular activities include: 
a)
at school and out of school activities 
b)
at school activities 
c)
activities outside of school 
d)
service activities 
59.

Which of the following is true about Advanced Placement classes?

a)

They are worth more in your GPA

b)

You could get college credit for them

c)

They are offered at all high schools

d)

All of the above are correct

60.

The type of class you can take in high school that allows you to earn college and high school credit by passing a test at the end of the year is called?

a)

Dual Credit

b)

Advanced Placement

c)

End of course test

d)

Semester exam

61.

Classes that you can take which grant you both high school and college credit when you pass the class are called?

a)

Advanced Placement

b)

Dual Credit

c)

End of course

d)

Semester exam

62.

What does “AP” stand for? What is an AP course?

a)

Advanced placement- a college level course in high school

b)

Academic pursuit- the dream to do better in school

c)

Awesome people- All GEAR UP people are awesome

d)

Alignment purpose- a course that aligns with your strand