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ELA Research Genre 3: The GT Brain
ELA Research Genre 3: The GT Brain
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Why are gifted students classified as exceptional?
They perform like typical children their age.
They perform significantly better than typical children their age.
They perform significantly worse than typical children their age.
They perform the same as children their age.
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Finish the sentence correctly: Gifted students are considered to be...
special needs.
not very smart.
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They don't remember anything and their vocabularies are weak.
True
False
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GT students often come across as know-it-alls.
True
False
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Finish the sentence: Gifted students...
have a strong memory.
have a hard time learning.
have memory loss.
get bored in the classroom.
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How are students classified as gifted and talented?
Their parents just brag about them until they are put in the GT program
By running a mile
There is no such thing as GT.
Through IQ testing and psychological evaluation
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Why do we take the STAAR?
To help the schools improve.
To make our day miserable.
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GT students have a hard time catching on to topics in class.
True
False
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What is a trait of gifted students that is important for parents to know about?
They jump from topic to topic.
They are not that smart.
They need to get extra excersize.
They make decisions easily.
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What is the test we take to show the school what we have learned that also adapted from the Army tests?
MAP and STAAR
STAAR and ITBS
Exams
DEKA and MAP
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Why are gifted students admitted to college programs early?
They get bored anywhere else.
They need help from professors.
Neither of the answers.
Both of the answers.
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The standardized tests were adapted from the Army test.
False
True
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What is a reason GT students might come to class with background knowledge?
They explore it outside of school as one of their liked topics.
They are people that have already lived a long time and are aging backward.
Their parents enrolled them in school at a very young age.
They are born with lots of wisdom and knowledge.
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Why do gifted students jump from topic to topic?
They are no longer content.
They understand the first topic quickly.
None of the above.
Both of the above.
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Why do gifted students need extra help?
They need to learn to control their problems.
They have a hard time understanding subjects.
They need a way to cope with all the stress from not finishing assignments.
They need to learn how to expand their knowledge.
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When was the Army test created?
During the Civil War
During the Cold War
When America entered WW2
When America entered WW1
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These students always need professional help to learn how to speak, write, and read.
False
True
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How many students are found to have a gifted and talented brian?
10%-20%
8%-13%
6%-10%
10%-16%
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Which statement is true?
Every day students are gifted because everyone is gifted in their own way.
Gifted students don't have to work hard to receive good grades.
Gifted students often have trouble in the classroom.
Gifted students are always the last ones to finish.
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These tests adapted from the Army test used for group enrollment when America entered WW2.
False
True
