WorksheetsArraignment & College
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
A legal procedure where a judge reads formal criminal charges against an accused individual is known as a/an:
Trial
Grand jury
Arraignment
Adjudication
Which of the following statements is true?
Generally, the more severe the crime, the higher the amount of bail set by the judge.
Crime severity and bail amount are not correlated.
Generally, the more severe the crime, the more likely it is that bail will be denied.
Generally, the more severe the crime, the lower the amount of bail set by the judge.
Which of the following statements is true?
None of the statements are true
After you are arrested, an arraignment may or may not occur.
After you are arrested, an arraignment will occur.
After you are arrested, a grand jury will occur.
What are the potential pleas are person can make at an arraignment?
Guilty; not guilty
All of the answers are correct
No contest; contest
Not guilty; contest
In which of the following scenarios must a bail determination occur?
When the accused pleads no contest
When the accused pleads not guilty
All of the answers are correct
When the accused pleads guilty
Which of these is an example of one way that a school might accept exam results?
Does not fulfill requirements, but grants credit
Fulfill requirements, but no credit
None are correct
All are correct
Fulfill requirements, and grants credit
Advanced placement and International Baccalaureate exams are given in
College
None are correct
Middle school
Grad school
High school
A class that everyone has to take, regardless of what they major in, is called a:
All are correct
None are correct
Major class
Selective class
General education class
A class that only certain students have to take is called a:
Major class
None are correct
Selective class
All are correct
General education class
Which of these is not a type of test taken for credit?
Tests given by the college
Tests taken without a class
All are types of tests taken for credit
None are types of tests taken for credit
Tests taken after a class
When can you take a credit-granting exam (not including AP)?
Only in January
In May and January
On the 3rd Monday of May
Year-round, as available
Only in May
Which of the following represent three of the most popular types of credit by exam AND what is the main principle upon which all three operate?
ESA, UExcel and DSST exams; learning is only measured by hours spent in a credit by exam classroom
CLEP, UExcel and ADA exams; learning isn't only measured by hours spent studying
CLEP, UExcel and DSST exams; learning isn't only measured by hours spent in a classroom
CLEP, UExcel and DSST exams; learning isn't only measured by credit exams
Which two credit-granting exams are offered by The College Board?
DSST and CLEP
DSST and Excelsior
AP and Excelsior
AP and CLEP
AP and DSST
The basic premise and purpose of credit by exam is that:
None of the answers are correct
Qualifying scores can transfer as a degree at participating colleges and universities
Qualifying scores can transfer as credit at participating colleges and universities
Qualifying scores can transfer as partial classroom attendence at participating colleges and universities
Why would a student choose to earn credit by exam?
To decrease the time it takes to earn his/her degree
All of the answers are correct
To be able to prepare to earn credit on a flexible schedule
To save money on the cost of their education
They weren't able to enroll in a course at his/her college
Which of the following is a way to earn college credit before you start college?
AP exam
All are correct
Taking a community college class
None are correct
CLEP exam
Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate exams are taken:
Without taking a class
All are correct
Before taking a class
None are correct
After taking a class
Which of the following is not true of limitations on college-level transfer credits?
They might have to do with the number of credits accepted
They are the same at every school
None are correct
They might have to do with the type of transfer credits accepted
All are correct
College Level Examination Program tests are taken:
After taking a class
Without taking a class
All are correct
None are correct
Before taking a class
Another name for college credits is:
Hours
Points
All are correct
Credit hours
None are correct
