Junior English Skills Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Which credit is Junior English in the sequence of English credits required for a high school diploma?

Fourth
Third (correct)
First
Second

What skills will students apply to reading and writing in Junior English?

Mathematical skills
Artistic skills
Critical thinking skills (correct)
Sports skills

What types of texts will students use to acquire, refine, and share knowledge in Junior English?

Visual texts only
Written texts only
Oral texts only
A variety of written, oral, visual, digital, non‐verbal, and interactive texts (correct)

What is the expectation for students in Junior English?

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How can students communicate with the teacher in Junior English?

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Flashcards

Junior English Credit

Junior English is the third English credit in the sequence required for a high school diploma.

Critical Thinking Skills

Students will apply these skills to both reading and writing assignments.

Types of Texts Used

Students will engage with a variety of sources including, written, oral, visual, digital, non‐verbal, and interactive texts to build and share knowledge.

Student Expectation

Students are expected to attend class prepared and with a positive attitude towards learning.

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Communication Methods

Students can communicate with the teacher using Canvas and Talking Points.

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Study Notes

Junior English Credit

Junior English is a required credit for a high school diploma, and its position in the sequence of English credits is third.

Language Skills Applied

Students will apply critical thinking, analytical, and communication skills to reading and writing in Junior English.

Types of Texts

In Junior English, students will use a variety of texts, including fiction and non-fiction, to acquire, refine, and share knowledge.

Expectations

The expectation for students in Junior English is to develop and demonstrate an understanding of literary and rhetorical devices, as well as critical thinking and communication skills.