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Endorsement Vocabulary

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Physical Education or athletics qualify for this credit...

a)

PE Credit

b)

Arts and Humanities

c)

Applied Engineering

d)

Industrial Trades

2.

Academics that include English, Math, Science, and History...

a)

Industrial Trades

b)

Architecture

c)

Arts, AV Production, Communication

d)

Core Classes

3.

This endorsement includes Musician, Performer, Actor, and Artist...

a)

PE Credit

b)

Public Services

c)

Arts and Humanities

d)

Agricultural Science

4.

This endorsement includes Teacher, Social Worker, Police Officer, Barber or Beautician, Chef, and Restaurant/Hotel Management...

a)

Industrial Trades

b)

Public Services

c)

Architecture

d)

Arts and Humanities

5.

Which is NOT one of the Endorsements offered at AISD?

a)

Athletic Training

b)

Business and Industry

c)

Public Service

d)

Arts and Humanities

6.

What does STEM stand for?

a)

Studies of Terminal Engagement and Materials

b)

Social Teaching, Education and Marketing

c)

Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics

d)

Systems, Technology, Engineering & Mechanics

7.

What is an Endorsement?

a)

College scholarships

b)

High school internships

c)

A specialized area of study for high school

d)

Having a part time job while in high school

8.

This type of school includes grades 9th to 12th...

a)

High School

b)

Postsecondary Education

c)

College

d)

Middle School

9.

This is usually given on a 0.0 to 4.0 scale, your... is the average of all your grades.

a)

GPA

b)

Class Rank

c)

Salary

d)

Credits

10.

A 9th grader is considered a...

a)

Freshmen

b)

Sophomore

c)

Junior

d)

Senior

11.

A 10th grader is considered a...

a)

Sophomore

b)

Freshmen

c)

Junior

d)

Senior

12.

An 11th grader is considered a...

a)

Junior

b)

Freshmen

c)

Sophomore

d)

Senior

13.

A 12th grader is considered a...

a)

Senior

b)

Freshmen

c)

Sophomore

d)

Junior

14.
The perfect score for this test is a 36.
a)
SAT
b)
ACT
c)
Both
d)
Neither
15.
The perfect score for this test is 1600.
a)
SAT
b)
ACT
c)
Both
d)
Neither
16.

What is the purpose of the FAFSA?(select 2 answers)

a)

It provides access to financial aid from the Federal government, such as grants, loans, and work-study.

b)

It is a scholarship application that is offered by the Federal Government. If you win, you are awarded free tuition to the college you attend.

c)

Colleges and universities use the information you submit on the FAFSA to determine how much financial aid to offer you.

d)

It provides access to lan programs from private lenders.

17.

This is used to describe anything related to school that focuses on studying and reasoning.

a)

Academics

b)

Extracurricular Activities

c)

GED

d)

School Organizations

18.

This is connected to school but usually holds no academic credit...

a)

Extracurricular Activity

b)

Schedule

c)

Practicum

d)

Career

19.

You receive a ... for each class you take and pass.

a)

Credit

b)

Salary

c)

Career

d)

Schedule

20.
In order to graduate you must earn...
a)
22 credits
b)
24 credits
c)
26 credits
d)
28 credits
21.

You will choose one of these in high school: Foundation, Endorsement, or Distinguished.

a)

Graduation Plan

b)

Career

c)

Transcript

d)

College Admissions

22.

These courses are college-level courses that can help you earn college credit in high school.

a)

Advanced Placement Course

b)

International Baccalaureate Course

c)

Dual Credit Course

d)

All of the above

23.

Each endorsement area will provide a list of ... that help students choose the right classes based on their career goal.

a)

Career Paths

b)

Salaries

c)

Class ranks

d)

Practicums

24.

A schedule is...

a)

A list of the classes you enroll in.

b)

A practical guide to the A/B Block system

c)

A class you stay in for a longer period of time.

d)

a record of the classes you take and the grade you made in them.

25.

A field-based internship that gives students background knowledge in a certain career path. These are often a choice given to 11th and 12th grade students.

a)

Practicum

b)

Experience

c)

Academics

d)

High School

26.

A way to compare a student's grades to those of their classmates.

a)

Class rank

b)

Transcript

c)

Interests

d)

Salary

27.

College admissions are...

a)

a list of requirements for individuals wanting to enroll in postsecondary education.

b)

Credit(s)

c)

the college-level courses you take in high school to.

d)

A collection of the classes you take and the grades you receive in them.

28.

General Equivalency Diploma

a)

GED

b)

ACT

c)

SAT

d)

FAFSA

29.

This is a record of all the classes you take in high school and the grade you receive for them...

a)

Transcript

b)

Schedule

c)

High School Endorsement

d)

Career Path

30.

It is important to know your personal...in order to know which classes you will enjoy in high school.

a)

Interests

b)

Salary

c)

Class rank

d)

GPA

31.

A career is...

a)

An important promotion in a field of interest.

b)

A specialized area of study you choose when entering college.

c)

An occupation, or job, that provides you with a salary and benefits.

d)

to move swiftly in an uncontrolled way.

32.

This is usually paid monthly or bi-monthly by an employer to an employee.

a)

Salary

b)

Credit(s)

c)

Interest

d)

Dual credit

33.

A person would look at the... in order to see how much a job is needed in the future.

a)

Job Outlook

b)

Career

c)

Interests

d)

Salary

34.

History Club, Photography Club, Student Government are all examples of...

a)

School organizations

b)

Careers

c)

Transcripts

d)

Academics

35.

Caprock, Palo Duro, and Tascosa are all examples of...

a)

High schools

b)

Middle schools

c)

Elementary schools

d)

Neighboring cities