High School Graduation Terms Quiz

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Froggy Jumps High School Graduation Terms QuizVersión en línea Key terms about credits, endorsements, and honors por Megan Wetz 1 How many credits do you need to graduate? a 26 b 23 c 27 2 the number of years you must take English, Math and Science in order to graduate high school a 4 b 3 c 2 3 the number of years you need to take Social Studies in order to graduate high school a 2 b 3 c 4 4 the number of credits you need for World Languages a 1 b 2 c 3 5 the number of credits you need for P.E. and Fine Arts a 1 b 2 c .5 6 the number of credits you need for Health & Speech (each) a 2 b 1 c .5 7 the endorsement that relates to fine arts, English literature, foreign languages and social studies a Business & Industry Endorsement b Arts & Humanities Endorsement c Public Services Endorsement 8 the endorsement that relates to the business field, including architecture and construction, IT and culinary arts a Public Services Endorsement b Arts & Humanities Endorsement c Business & Industry Endorsement 9 the endorsement that relates to serving the public, including the education field, health science and government a Public Services Endorsement b STEM Endorsement c Arts & Humanities Endorsement 10 the endorsement that relates to science, technology, engineering and advanced math a Public Services Endorsement b STEM Endorsement c Multi-Disciplinary Endorsement 11 a unit of measure that provides a value to the time of an academic course taken (you can get .5, 1, 2, or 3 of these for each high school class) a CTE courses (Career and Technology Education) b Endorsement c Course Credit 12 an area of study a Course Credit b Endorsement c Advanced Placement (AP) 13 courses that teach specific career skills to students in middle school, high school, and post-secondary institutions a CTE courses (Career and Technology Education) b BCTAL c Dual Credit 14 Graduating with highest honors: -ALL semester grades 90% or above in high school a Summa Cum Laude b Cum Laude c Magna Cum Laude 15 Graduating with higher honors: -75% of semester grades 90% and above in high school -no semester grades below 80% a Magna Cum Laude b Cum Laude c Summa Cum Laude 16 Graduating with honors: -75% of semester grades 90% and above in high school -no semester grades below 70% a Cum Laude b Summa Cum Laude c Magna Cum Laude 17 a magnet school in the Birdville Independent School District, located in North Richland Hills that offers students of Haltom High School, Richland High School, and Birdville High School cours a BCTAL b Haltom High c Richland High 18 middle and high school a Secondary School b Post-Secondary School c Primary School 19 education after high school a Post-secondary school b Secondary school c BCTAL 20 these courses PREPARE students for success in AP courses; also offer higher GPA potential than on-level courses a Honors courses b Dual Credit courses c On-level courses 21 these courses allow you to enroll in college courses and simultaneously earn college credit and high school credit (as long as you pass the class); higher GPA potential than on-level courses a Dual Credit courses b Honors courses c AP courses 22 a high school course that simultaneously allows you to earn high school and college credit (depending on test score at the end of the course); class is free, but test costs $0-92, higher GPA potential than on-level cou a AP courses b Dual Credit courses c On-level courses 23 Texas legislature established this bill that students plan their high school course work and choose an endorsement; this law is designed to put all students on a path toward college and careers a House Bill 3 b House Bill 4 c House Bill 5 24 the first year of high school or college a Freshman Year b Sophomore Year c Senior Year 25 second year of high school or college a Junior Year b Freshman Year c Sophomore Year 26 third year of high school or college a Junior Year b Sophomore Year c Senior Year 27 fourth year of high school or college a Sophomore Year b Senior Year c Freshman Year 28 a class you must pass in order to move on to the next class (for example, you have to take English I before English II) a Pre-requisite Class (pre-req) b Honors course c Post-requisite Class 29 An indicator of the student's overall academic performance (some classes are not factored into this) a GPA b BCTAL c CTE courses 30 the student who has the highest academic rank in the graduating class (determined by GPA) a Valedictorian b Salutatorian c Parliamentarian 31 the student who has the second highest academic rank in the graduating class (determined by GPA) a Valedictorian b Salutatorian c Parliamentarian 32 traditionally worn at high school, college, and university graduation ceremonies; given to students to signify a level of achievement in various academic and extra-curricular activities a Graduation cap b Graduation gown c Honor cords

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How many credits do you need to graduate?

the number of years you must take English, Math and Science in order to graduate high school

the number of years you need to take Social Studies in order to graduate high school

the number of credits you need for World Languages

the number of credits you need for P.E. and Fine Arts

the number of credits you need for Health & Speech (each)

the endorsement that relates to fine arts, English literature, foreign languages and social studies

the endorsement that relates to the business field, including architecture and construction, IT and culinary arts

the endorsement that relates to serving the public, including the education field, health science and government

the endorsement that relates to science, technology, engineering and advanced math

a unit of measure that provides a value to the time of an academic course taken (you can get .5, 1, 2, or 3 of these for each high school class)

an area of study

courses that teach specific career skills to students in middle school, high school, and post-secondary institutions

Graduating with highest honors: -ALL semester grades 90% or above in high school

Graduating with higher honors: -75% of semester grades 90% and above in high school -no semester grades below 80%

Graduating with honors: -75% of semester grades 90% and above in high school -no semester grades below 70%

a magnet school in the Birdville Independent School District, located in North Richland Hills that offers students of Haltom High School, Richland High School, and Birdville High School cours

middle and high school

education after high school

these courses PREPARE students for success in AP courses; also offer higher GPA potential than on-level courses

these courses allow you to enroll in college courses and simultaneously earn college credit and high school credit (as long as you pass the class); higher GPA potential than on-level courses

a high school course that simultaneously allows you to earn high school and college credit (depending on test score at the end of the course); class is free, but test costs $0-92, higher GPA potential than on-level cou

Texas legislature established this bill that students plan their high school course work and choose an endorsement; this law is designed to put all students on a path toward college and careers

the first year of high school or college

second year of high school or college

third year of high school or college

fourth year of high school or college

a class you must pass in order to move on to the next class (for example, you have to take English I before English II)

An indicator of the student's overall academic performance (some classes are not factored into this)

the student who has the highest academic rank in the graduating class (determined by GPA)

the student who has the second highest academic rank in the graduating class (determined by GPA)

traditionally worn at high school, college, and university graduation ceremonies; given to students to signify a level of achievement in various academic and extra-curricular activities