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English Learners Quiz

Total questions: 47

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What must students do upon school registration in CA schools if a language other than English is listed?

a)

Take a math assessment

b)

Take an English proficiency assessment

c)

Take a science assessment

d)

Take a history assessment

2.

Where are some EL students born?

a)

Only in the U.S.

b)

Only outside the U.S.

c)

Both in the U.S. and outside the U.S.

d)

Only in English-speaking countries

3.

What language is spoken at home by some EL students?

a)

Only English

b)

Only Spanish

c)

A language other than English

d)

Only French

4.

How many students are there in the Coachella Valley Unified School District for the 2023-2024 school year?

a)

6,520

b)

16,256

c)

10,000

d)

20,000

5.

What percentage of students in the Coachella Valley Unified School District are English Learners?

a)

20%

b)

30%

c)

40%

d)

50%

6.

How many English Learners are there in the Coachella Valley Unified School District for the 2023-2024 school year?

a)

6,520

b)

16,256

c)

4,000

d)

8,000

7.

What does ELPAC stand for?

a)

English Language Proficiency Assessment for California

b)

English Learning Program for All Children

c)

English Language Practice and Assessment Course

d)

English Literacy Program for Advanced Children

8.

What does the ELPAC measure?

a)

How well students understand English when it is not their primary language

b)

How well students perform in mathematics

c)

The physical fitness of students

d)

The artistic skills of students

9.

Why is it important to identify students who need help learning English?

a)

To provide the support they need to do well in school

b)

To place them in advanced English classes

c)

To encourage them to learn other languages

d)

To assess their physical education needs

10.

How many assessments are mentioned in the image?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

11.

What are the names of the assessments mentioned in the image?

a)

Initial ELPAC and Final ELPAC

b)

Initial ELPAC and Summative ELPAC

c)

Preliminary ELPAC and Summative ELPAC

d)

Initial ELPAC and Comprehensive ELPAC

12.

What is the purpose of the Initial ELPAC?

a)

To measure English Language Proficiency annually

b)

To determine English Language Proficiency

c)

To assess math skills

d)

To evaluate science knowledge

13.

How often is the Initial ELPAC administered?

a)

Annually

b)

Twice a year

c)

Only once to a student

d)

Every semester

14.

Who is the Initial ELPAC given to?

a)

Students whose primary language is English

b)

Students whose primary language is not English

c)

All students

d)

Only high school students

15.

What does the Summative ELPAC measure?

a)

Math skills

b)

Science knowledge

c)

English Language Proficiency

d)

History knowledge

16.

How often is the Summative ELPAC administered?

a)

Only once to a student

b)

Annually

c)

Twice a year

d)

Every semester

17.

Who is the Summative ELPAC given to?

a)

All students

b)

Only high school students

c)

English learners

d)

Students whose primary language is English

18.

Which of the following is NOT one of the four domains mentioned in the image?

a)

Listening

b)

Speaking

c)

Writing

d)

Drawing

19.

Which two domains are categorized under Oral Language?

a)

Listening and Writing

b)

Speaking and Reading

c)

Listening and Speaking

d)

Writing and Reading

20.

Which two domains are categorized under Written Language?

a)

Listening and Writing

b)

Writing and Reading

c)

Speaking and Reading

d)

Listening and Speaking

21.

What does ELPAC stand for?

a)

English Language Proficiency Assessments for California

b)

English Learning Program for All Children

c)

English Language Practice and Assessment Center

d)

English Literacy Program for Advanced Children

22.

Which of the following is NOT one of the skills assessed by ELPAC?

a)

Listening

b)

Speaking

c)

Writing

d)

Mathematics

23.

Which two categories are combined under Oral Language in ELPAC?

a)

Listening and Speaking

b)

Writing and Reading

c)

Speaking and Writing

d)

Listening and Reading

24.

Which two categories are combined under Written Language in ELPAC?

a)

Writing and Reading

b)

Listening and Speaking

c)

Speaking and Writing

d)

Listening and Reading

25.

What does the ELPAC measure?

a)

Mathematical skills

b)

English language proficiency skills

c)

Science knowledge

d)

Physical education skills

26.

What does a Level 3 score indicate on the ELPAC?

a)

Beginning to Develop

b)

Moderately Developed

c)

Well Developed

d)

Not Developed

27.

Which of the following is NOT included in the ELPAC score report?

a)

Overall Score

b)

Oral Language Score

c)

Written Language Score

d)

Physical Fitness Score

28.

What is the purpose of the ELPAC?

a)

To measure students' physical fitness

b)

To measure students' English language proficiency

c)

To measure students' mathematical skills

d)

To measure students' science knowledge

29.

What does the Written Language score include?

a)

Listening and Speaking

b)

Reading and Writing

c)

Speaking and Writing

d)

Listening and Reading

30.

What is the highest level a student can achieve on the ELPAC?

a)

Level 1

b)

Level 2

c)

Level 3

d)

Level 4

31.

What does a Level 1 score indicate on the ELPAC?

a)

Beginning to Develop

b)

Moderately Developed

c)

Well Developed

d)

Not Developed

32.

Where can parents find more information about their child's ELPAC score?

a)

At the local library

b)

On the ELPAC website

c)

At the school office

d)

In the newspaper

33.

What does PL stand for in the ELPAC Summative Overall PL Scores table?

a)

Proficiency Level

b)

Performance Level

c)

Progress Level

d)

Placement Level

34.

Which proficiency band is represented by a score range of 1500-1554 for grades 11-12?

a)

Emerging

b)

Expanding

c)

Bridging

d)

Well Developed

35.

For grade 3, what is the score range for the "Moderately Developed" proficiency level?

a)

1448-1487

b)

1488-1534

c)

1535-1800

d)

1150-1447

36.

In the ELD Continuum, which stage comes after "Expanding"?

a)

Emerging

b)

Bridging

c)

Well Developed

d)

Native Language

37.

What is the highest score range for grade 5 in the "Well Developed" proficiency level?

a)

1560-1800

b)

1549-1800

c)

1560-1900

d)

1549-1900

38.

Which of the following is a criterion for reclassification?

a)

ELPAC Performance Level of 4

b)

Attendance Record

c)

Extracurricular Activities

d)

Community Service Hours

39.

What does CAASPP stand for in the context of reclassification criteria?

a)

California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress

b)

Comprehensive Assessment of Student Performance and Progress

c)

California Academic Standards and Performance Program

d)

Comprehensive Academic Standards and Performance Program

40.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a reclassification criterion?

a)

Report Card Grades

b)

Teacher Input

c)

Parent Input

d)

Attendance Record

41.

Which performance level on the ELPAC is required for reclassification?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

42.

Whose input is considered in the reclassification criteria?

a)

Student Input

b)

Teacher Input

c)

Community Input

d)

Counselor Input

43.

What is one of the benefits of reclassifying?

a)

Ability to take A-G courses

b)

Ability to enroll in fun electives

c)

No need to take the SAT

d)

Ability to skip classes

44.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a fun elective you can enroll in after reclassifying?

a)

Arts

b)

Robotics

c)

Digital Design

d)

Physical Education

45.

What is one of the fun electives mentioned that you can take after reclassifying?

a)

History

b)

Computers

c)

Mathematics

d)

Science

46.

What is the goal mentioned in the document?

a)

To graduate

b)

To reclassify

c)

To get a job

d)

To pass all exams

47.

What is one thing you do NOT need to do after reclassifying?

a)

Take the ELPAC

b)

Attend school

c)

Do homework

d)

Take final exams