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Intro to High School Vocabulary
Intro to High School Vocabulary
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A course to help you make important financial decisions and manage your money, such as budgeting, debt, and investments.
Financial Literacy
Taxes
Humanities
Credit Cards
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A sophomore is a:
10th grader
9th grader
12th grader
11th grader
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A junior is a:
9th grader
12th grader
11th grader
10th grader
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A record of the courses that you've taken and the grades you received is called a:
Prerequisite
Transcript
Requirement
Grade Point Average (GPA)
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A course that studies about human culture, such as literature, philosophy, art, language and history
Humanities
Honors/Earned Honors
Prerequisite
Required
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A requirement to complete in order to take another course is a:
Elective
Prerequisite
Graduation Requirement
Study Hall
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Two quarters back to back are called:
A semester
Cumulative
Credit
A school year
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A college level course you can take in high school (and possibly earn college credits for):
Humanities
ACT
Advanced Placement (AP)
On track
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A standardized test that many colleges require is the:
MAP
ACT
Forward Exam
ACCESS
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Courses with the opportunity to explore more complex course material are:
Study Hall
Humanities
Honors/Earned Honors
On track
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An elective is a:
A class you are required to take.
A requirement to complete in order to take another class.
A class you take based off of your interests.
A class where you elect a leader.
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The average of the grades you receive in all your courses; shows how you have done:
Grade Point Average (GPA)
Cumulative
Graduation Requirement
Personalized Pathway
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You earn credits by:
Taking a class
Receiving any grade for the class.
Going to a class sometimes.
Passing a class with (A,B,C or D)
