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An intro to college prep and fun.
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Practice quiz
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Questions
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Answers
1
What is the name of your host?
Michelle
Savannah
Shelly
Shelby
2
In which state is it illegal to catch mice without a license?
Ohio
California
Montana
Florida
3
What is the mascot of the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)?
Jaguar
Dragon
Trojan
Patriot
4
Is it Yanny or Laurel?
Both
Yanny
Laurel
Neither
5
What are the largest business industries in the state of Alabama?
Automotive, chemical, and technology
Finance, electrical, and technology
Agriculture, film, and sales
None of the above
6
What type of organizations would you ask a college recruiter about?
Athletic Organizations
All the Above
Leadership Organizations
Social/Student Life Organizations
7
What is the fear of being buried alive known as?
Ophidiophobia
Glossophobia
Taphophobia
Acrophobia
8
What question would you most likely ask a college recruiter?
Do I have to go to every class?
How many skip days do I get for each class?
When does my refund check come through?
Is there a minimum ACT score for college entrance?
9
What are the school colors for Northwest Shoals Community College (NWSCC)?
Orange and Purple
Red and Black
Blue and Red
Blue and Gold
10
What is the tiny plastic covering at the tip of a shoelace called?
A knot
Lacing vinyl
An aglet
Plastic tip
11
How old is the world's oldest piece of chewing gum?
40 years old
321 years old
97 years old
9000 years old
12
How many colleges exist in the state of Alabama?
47
27
61
74
13
What is the original name of the University of North Alabama (UNA)?
The Teachers College
North Alabama College
State Normal College
LaGrange College
14
How many career technical programs does Northwest Shoals Community College (NWSCC) offer?
30
18
None
3
15
What is a pell grant?
Federal money that you do not have to pay back.
State money that you have to pay back after graduation.
State money that builds credit.
Federal money that builds interest.
