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WorksheetsYear 10 2025 @ Mooroolbark College
Total questions: 85
Worksheet time: 43mins
According to the Equal Opportunity Act 2010, what must a registered school support and promote?
Elected government, rule of law, equal rights, freedom of religion, freedom of speech and association, values of openness and tolerance
Only elected government and rule of law
Only equal rights and freedom of religion
Only freedom of speech and values of openness
Who is responsible for paying the cost of medical treatment for injured students who do not have student accident insurance?
The Department of Education and Training
The school
Parents/guardians of the students
The government
What should parents/guardians check regarding their ambulance cover?
If it is provided by the school
If it is provided by the Department of Education and Training
If it covers student health and safety in an emergency
If it is provided by the government
What must students supply for their lockers?
A key provided by the school
Their own lock
A combination lock provided by the Department of Education and Training
A digital lock
What is the main condition for automatic promotion of students at Mooroolbark College?
Completion of all units with perfect attendance
Satisfactory completion of the majority of semester units and at least one unit of English
Participation in extracurricular activities
Parental approval
Who monitors student promotion to the following year level at Mooroolbark College?
The Principal
The House Teams
The School Board
The Student Council
What is the basis for non-promotion of students at Mooroolbark College?
Poor behavior
Lack of participation in sports
Engagement in the learning program, satisfactory completion of units, and attendance
Parental disapproval
What will happen to students who are not automatically promoted?
They will be expelled
They will be interviewed with their parents
They will be given extra homework
They will be promoted anyway
What is required for students to be promoted into VCE?
Completion of all units in Year 10
Satisfactory completion of the majority of units in Year 10 including at least one unit of English
Participation in at least one extracurricular activity
Parental approval
What will House Coordinators do at the end of Semester 1 for Year 10 students?
Organize a school trip
Inform students and their parents if they are at risk of not being promoted into VCE/VCE-VM
Conduct a sports event
Arrange a parent-teacher meeting
What is advisable for each student to spend time on in their senior years?
Watching TV
Playing sports
Homework and home study
Socializing with friends
What does homework include according to the Mooroolbark College Homework Policy?
Watching educational videos
Completing assignments at home
Attending extra classes
Playing educational games
In which areas will Year 10 students sit examinations?
Only in science subjects
Only in arts subjects
In all subject areas
Only in sports subjects
What is the purpose of the 'Mooroolbark College' Planner?
To be used for personal notes
To be used for College-based activities
To be used for graffiti
To be used for social events
When will the 2025 Parent Payment Arrangements be available?
Early Term 1
Mid/Late Term 4
Mid Term 2
Late Term 3
What subjects may attract a 'Subject Levy'?
Mathematics and Science
History and Geography
Food Technology and Product Design
Physical Education and Health
How can families pay for Curriculum Contributions?
Only by cash
Only by credit card
Via Compass, BPAY, credit card, cheque, or cash
Only by cheque
What is expected of students regarding textbooks and requisites?
They should borrow them from the library
They should purchase the required textbooks and requisites
They should share them with classmates
They should not worry about them
What additional charge may students need to pay for?
Extra-curricular opportunities
Regular classes
School uniforms
Lunch meals
What is the purpose of coursework at Mooroolbark College?
To provide students with opportunities to demonstrate their knowledge, critical thinking skills, research abilities, and the application of theoretical concepts in practical situations.
To provide students with opportunities to socialize with peers.
To provide students with opportunities to travel.
To provide students with opportunities to relax.
What are Common Assessment Tasks (CATs) designed to assess?
Different aspects of student performance in each study area.
Student's ability to participate in sports.
Student's ability to cook.
Student's ability to sing.
What is required for students in Year 10 at Mooroolbark College?
To participate in a one-week work experience program.
To participate in a one-week vacation.
To participate in a one-week sports camp.
To participate in a one-week music festival.
What is one of the aims of work experience for Year 10 students?
To increase a student's understanding of the work environment.
To increase a student's ability to play video games.
To increase a student's ability to cook.
To increase a student's ability to sing.
What training must students undertake prior to their work experience placement?
Occupational Health and Safety Training.
First Aid Training.
Fire Safety Training.
Swimming Training.
What is the main purpose of the Instrumental Music Program?
To provide students with an opportunity to gain technical and performance skills on their chosen instrument.
To teach students how to compose their own music.
To offer students a chance to learn about music history.
To prepare students for a career in music production.
Which of the following is NOT listed as an instrument offered in the Instrumental Music Program?
Violin
Piano
Guitar
Voice
What are students highly recommended to do if they intend to study music through the VCE Music Performance?
Continue to have lessons.
Join a choir.
Learn a new instrument.
Compose their own music.
Which of the following is NOT a learning outcome of the Instrumental Music Program?
Students learn how to play an instrument of their choice.
Students gain skills in aural comprehension relative to their instrument.
Students learn how to compose music.
Students gain skills in performance.
What is included in the assessment criteria for the Instrumental Music Program?
Unit results of either Satisfactory or Not Satisfactory.
Performance, Aural, and Reading skills rated by ticks ranging from Excellent to Unsatisfactory.
Attitudes and behaviors rated by ticks ranging from Consistently to Rarely.
All of the above.
What do students need to have before the commencement of their first lesson?
A current signed contract and their levies fully paid up.
A new instrument.
A music composition.
A letter of recommendation.
What types of materials will students work with in the "Art – Painting and Drawing" elective unit?
Clay and printmaking materials
Paint, oil pastels, charcoal, collaged and mixed media elements
Digital media and photography
Wood and metal
Which of the following skills is NOT listed under the "Art – Painting and Drawing" elective unit?
Creating 2D Artworks using various mediums and materials
Sculpting 3D Artworks using clay
Completing two final artworks
Research, analysis, and reflection
In the "Art – Ceramics and Print Making" elective unit, what will students create using printmaking methods?
3D Artworks
Digital illustrations
2D Artworks
Film posters
Which skill is common to both the "Art – Painting and Drawing" and "Art – Ceramics and Print Making" elective units?
Creating 2D Artworks using various paints and techniques
Research, analysis, and reflection
Sculpting 3D Artworks using clay
Use of camera and editing equipment
What is a practical component of the "Media Elective Unit" course?
Creating sculptures
Creating film posters using Photoshop and short films
Painting and drawing
Printmaking
Which of the following is NOT included in the skills for the "Media Elective Unit"?
Preparing layout designs & preparing storyboards
Use of camera and editing equipment
Film appreciation
Sculpting 3D artworks using clay
What type of cameras do students use in the Photography elective unit?
Digital single-lens reflex cameras
Film cameras
Polaroid cameras
Disposable cameras
Which of the following is NOT a skill developed in the Photography elective unit?
Shutter speed
Composition
Use of choreographic devices
Visual language
What is one of the main goals of the Dance elective unit?
To learn how to use photo editing software
To communicate different ideas and stories through dance
To develop skills in visual literacy
To improve camera techniques
Which skill is NOT part of the Dance elective unit?
Use of movement phrases
Flexibility and technique
Shutter speed
Physical and expressive skills
Which famous actors are mentioned as having completed drama classes at school?
Jim Carrey, Johnny Depp, Cate Blanchett, Angelina Jolie, Miss Piggy
Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, Kermit the Frog
Robert Downey Jr., Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Mark Ruffalo, Elmo
Will Smith, Denzel Washington, Julia Roberts, Sandra Bullock, Big Bird
Which of the following is a skill developed in the Drama elective unit?
Camera techniques
Improvisational skills
Use of choreographic devices
Exposure
What is one of the skills students will develop in the Visual Communication Design elective?
Music theory and aural comprehension
Freehand drawing & Rendering
Listening analysis
Instrumental/vocal rehearsal and performance
Which of the following is NOT a skill listed under the Visual Communication Design elective?
Instrumental drawing & concept drawing
Design software skills
Music technology
Architecture knowledge
What is required for students who wish to use the school's amplifier or PA system in the Music 10A elective?
Their own guitar/microphone leads
Their own sheet music
Their own instrument case
Their own music stand
Which skill is NOT part of the Music 10A elective?
Instrumental/vocal rehearsal and performance
Music theory and aural comprehension
Listening analysis
Final presentations
What is the purpose of the Visual Communication Design elective?
To learn about music technology
To develop skills in practical tasks and theory purposes
To train in the use of recording studio and PA systems
To perform as a soloist or in a group
What is the prerequisite for studying VCE Music Performance?
Completing at least one unit of music at Year 10
Taking instrumental/vocal lessons
Performing in front of an audience
Learning music technology
Which of the following skills is NOT mentioned as part of the Music 10B course?
Instrumental/vocal rehearsal and performance
Music theory and aural comprehension
Music composition
Listening analysis
What are students required to provide if they wish to use the school's amplifier or PA system?
Their own sheet music
Their own guitar/microphone leads
Their own instrument
Their own music stand
Which of the following is a skill that students will develop in the Music 10B course?
Music composition
Music history
Improvisation
Dance performance
What is the main purpose of the Music 10B course?
To learn about music history
To develop performance skills in their chosen instrument or voice
To compose original music
To learn dance routines
What is the main purpose of the compulsory English unit for Year 10 students?
To prepare students for their chosen VCE English pathway
To teach students advanced mathematics
To introduce students to foreign languages
To focus on physical education
Which of the following skills is NOT listed under the compulsory English unit?
Develop listening and speaking skills
Learn to create and justify opinions
Develop advanced programming skills
Further develop critical thinking, reading, and writing skills
What is the focus of the elective English Language unit?
The power, usefulness, and creativity of language
The history of ancient civilizations
The principles of physics
The study of human anatomy
Which of the following is a skill developed in the elective English Language unit?
Explore the subsystems of phonology, morphology, and lexicology
Develop advanced mathematical skills
Learn to play a musical instrument
Study the principles of chemistry
How long is the elective English Language course taken in Year 10?
One semester
One year
Two years
One month
What is the main focus of the Literature elective unit?
Developing mathematical skills
Enhancing reading and discussion abilities
Learning scientific concepts
Practicing physical education
What type of texts will students examine in this course?
Scientific journals
Historical documents
Novels, plays, and poetry
Technical manuals
Which of the following is NOT a skill developed in this course?
Further develop critical and creative written responses
Analyse how a text represents its social and cultural contexts
Develop understanding of language and literature conventions
Conduct scientific experiments
Why might this course be especially useful to students?
It is a pre-requisite for all other courses
It helps in considering VCE Literature as an option
It focuses on physical education
It is mandatory for graduation
What will students need to consider about the texts they read?
The scientific accuracy of the text
The author's representation of the values of society
The historical context of the text
The physical appearance of the text
What is the main goal of the Physical Education program according to the Victorian Curriculum?
To focus solely on individual sports
To encourage effective participation in physical activity in both individual and team pursuits
To promote only external activities
To concentrate on theoretical knowledge only
Which of the following is NOT listed as an activity in the Physical Education program?
Spin Class
Lawn Bowls
Laser Tag
Swimming
What is one of the skills students will develop in the Physical Education program?
Understanding the history of sports
Identifying key components of the human body systems and how they function
Learning advanced swimming techniques
Mastering chess strategies
What is the primary focus of the Allied Health elective unit?
To explore careers in the arts
To support students interested in a career in the medical field
To teach advanced cooking techniques
To focus on engineering principles
Which of the following is NOT a profession mentioned in the Allied Health elective unit?
Art therapy
Chiropractic
Engineering
Physiotherapy
What is one of the skills students will develop in the Allied Health elective unit?
Learning advanced painting techniques
Identifying key professionals within the health industry
Mastering computer programming
Understanding ancient history
What is the focus of the Health and Human Development elective unit?
The development of human beings and the prerequisites required for optimal physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual health.
The development of sports skills and fitness.
The study of historical events and their impact on society.
The analysis of economic trends and their effects on global markets.
Which group is specifically mentioned as being studied in the Health and Human Development course?
Elderly people
Indigenous Australians
Teenagers
Athletes
What is one of the skills students will develop in the Health and Human Development course?
Performing and refining specialized movement skills
Analyzing health information from a range of sources
Designing and implementing personalized training plans
Evaluating movement compositions
What is the Talented Sports Program (TSP) designed for?
Students interested in music and arts
Students who have a desire to compete at a high level in their chosen sport
Students who want to learn about historical events
Students interested in computer science
Which of the following is NOT a focus of the Talented Sports Program (TSP)?
Sports psychology
Fitness testing
Data analysis
Economic trends
What type of training session is mentioned as part of the Talented Sports Program (TSP)?
Victorian Institute of Sport Excursion
Historical site visits
Computer programming workshops
Art and design classes
Which skill is developed in both the Health and Human Development course and the Talented Sports Program (TSP)?
Analyzing health information
Developing communication, written, and oral speaking skills
Engaging and working collaboratively with others
Evaluating movement compositions
What is the main aim of the Peer Support Program?
To assist Year 7 students in their transition to secondary school
To organize school events
To develop sports skills
To teach academic subjects
Which of the following is NOT a skill required for the Peer Support Program?
Organized
Personable
Good at asking for help when required
Expert in mathematics
How long is the training for selected Peer Support Leaders?
One day
Two days
One week
One month
What must students complete to apply for the Peer Support Program?
A written exam
An application form with a written teacher reference
A physical fitness test
A group interview
What is the maximum number of students allowed in the Peer Support Program?
20 students
22 students
24 students
26 students
What is the focus of the Sport and Recreation elective?
Developing skills, knowledge, and confidence to work in community recreation
Learning advanced mathematics
Studying historical events
Improving language skills
Which of the following is NOT included in the Sport and Recreation elective?
Principles of fitness
Coaching
First aid
Advanced chemistry
What is one of the skills students will develop in the Sport and Recreation elective?
To develop skills to work successfully in a team
To master computer programming
To learn multiple languages
To become a professional artist
Which areas of study are included in the "History – Australia and the Modern World" elective unit?
World War I, Rights and Freedoms, The Globalising World
World War II, Rights and Freedoms, The Globalising World
World War II, Rights and Freedoms, The Industrial Revolution
World War I, Rights and Freedoms, The Industrial Revolution
What skills are developed in the "History – Australia and the Modern World" elective unit?
Research and report on a set topic, Interpret and analyse primary sources, Emphasise with past experiences, Analyse films and music
Research and report on a set topic, Interpret and analyse secondary sources, Emphasise with future experiences, Analyse books and music
Research and report on a set topic, Interpret and analyse primary sources, Emphasise with future experiences, Analyse films and books
Research and report on a set topic, Interpret and analyse secondary sources, Emphasise with past experiences, Analyse books and music
