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NCEA

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many credits are needed to pass NCEA level 1?

a)

40

b)

60

c)

80

2.

How many credits are needed to pass NCEA Level 2?

a)

80 credits

b)

80 credits (60 of which are level 2 credits)

c)

60 credits

d)

70 credits

3.

How many credits are needed to pass NCEA level 3?

a)

50 credits

b)

40 credits

c)

60 credits

d)

40 credits

4.

In year 13, How many university approved subjects does a student need to get 14 credits in If they want to gain university entrance?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

5.

What does a student have to do to gain Course Endorsement?

a)

Gain Merit or Excellence grades for each assessment

b)

Pass every assessment in the subject

c)

Get 14 Merit or Excellence credits for the course with at least three being internal and at least three external

6.

How many credits is needed to gain a Certificate endorsement?

a)

30 Excellence credits / 30 Merit credits at the level of certificate or higher

b)

40 Excellence credits / 40 Merit credits at the level of certificate or higher

c)

50 Excellence credits / 50 Merit credits at the level of certificate or higher

7.

How many literacy and numeracy credits are needed to pass NCEA?

a)

6 literacy and 6 numeracy credits

b)

10 literacy and 10 numeracy credits

c)

12 literacy and 12 numeracy credits

d)

15 literacy and 15 numeracy credits

8.

Who can you talk to about NCEA and its requirements?

a)

Your Mana Tāne Kaiako

b)

Classroom teacher

c)

Principals nominee (Mr.Burnside)

d)

Deputy Rector - teaching and learning (Mr.McDowall)

e)

All of the above

9.

Who can you talk to about future pathways and careers?

a)

Career guidance teacher (Ms.Kershaw)

b)

Career guidance teacher (Mr.Hall)

c)

Your Mana Tāne Kaiako

d)

All of the above

10.

How can you gain merit endorsement in a particular subject?

a)

Gain 14 Merit or more credits in that subject

b)

Gain 12 Merit or more credits in that subject

c)

Gain 10 Merit or more credits in that subject

11.

How can you gain Excellence endorsement in a particular subject?

a)

Gain 14 Excellence or more credits in that subject

b)

Gain 12 Excellence or more credits in that subject

c)

Gain 10 Excellence or more credits in that subject

12.

What actions by you would be a breach of assessment procedures?

a)

Collusion

b)

Cheating

c)

Plagiarism

13.

How quickly can I expect to get my final result from an internal standard?

a)

1 week

b)

2 weeks

c)

3 weeks

14.

Who can I talk to if I want to withdraw from an external standard?

a)

Classroom teacher

b)

Deputy Rector - teaching and learning (Mr.McDowall)

c)

Principals nominee (Mr.Burnside)

d)

Mana Tāne Kaiako

15.

Who could I talk to about an extension date for an internal assessment if I had the appropriate documentation/valid reasons.

a)

Subject teacher

b)

Mana Tāne Kaiako

c)

Head of Year

d)

Principals nominee (Mr.Burnside)