Worksheets1.3.3 Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 30mins
Each of the following are reasons to join a club, organization, community, service project, or service-learning project EXCEPT:
A. Being able to explore interests without being locked into a course
B. to come in contact with people you normally wouldn't socialize with.
C. the ability to earn high school and college credit.
D. to explore interests with like-minded people.
Which of the following is presented to IB students following the successful completion of their studies?
A. An IB diploma
B. College credit
C. An IB scholarship
D. Both high school and college credit
Courses that are more challenging than regular high school courses are known as:
A. technical courses.
B. rigorous coursework.
C. extra credit courses.
D. extensive coursework.
All of the following are examples of extracurricular activities EXCEPT:
A. playing for the school football team.
B. participating in a science lab after school.
C. being a member of the school chess club.
D. participating in the school play.
Advisers might oversee all of the following EXCEPT:
A. the drama club.
B. the chess club.
C. the neighborhood swim team.
D. the National Honor Society club.
Which of the following are generally recognized as being the equivalent of undergraduate college courses?
A. Honors courses
B. Dual enrollment courses
C. AP courses
D. IB courses
Service-learning is different from community service because:
A. it is performed by volunteers.
B. it occurs after the school day.
C. there is a learning objective involved.
D. you get paid to do the work.
All of the following are examples of senioritis EXCEPT:
A. missing classes.
B. not studying.
C. not taking school seriously.
D. taking dual enrollment classes.
Which of the following is a good example of community service?
A. A part-time job doing landscaping at the neighborhood elementary school
B. A part-time job at a children's day-care center
C. Joining the school debate team
D. Assisting the elderly
Which of the following is true about dual enrollment courses?
A. They earn the student both high school and college credit.
B. They earn the student college credit only.
C. They earn the student high school credit only.
D. They earn the student AP credit.
