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High School

100

Who is the person you can talk to at your school about classes or changing classes?

School Counselors 

200

What is an elective? 

a course a student chooses to take that is outside the core curriculum (English, Math, Science, Social Studies)

300

What are the two national tests you can take to qualify for college?  

SAT/ ACT 

400

How many credits do you need to graduate from high school? 

Districts typically require between 22 and 28 credits for graduation.

500

What are the names of the top 2 academically ranked students in your graduating class?

Valedictorians and salutatorians are the top two academically ranked students in a graduating class

Starting a Job

100

What is the first thing a job will ask for? 

A Resume 

200

What 3 things have to be on your resume? 

Name, Email address, Phone number, 

300

What are some things you can do to prepare for an interview? 

Clothing, Appearance,  check job posting, write questions you might have, check the business's website, learn about them. 

400

What is the biggest No- No on a resume or in an interview?

Do not lie 

500

You are done with the interview process. What is the follow-up? 

Sending an email saying you appreciated their time and telling them you were excited for the opportunity. 

College

100

What is the building called where freshmen and sophomores live on campus?

Dorms or residence halls

200

This Document is what you fill out to get financial aid?  

Free Application for Federal Student Aid- FAFSA

300

Most colleges make Freshman or Transfer students attend this, so they know their way around campus, and you can get your ID and Classes. 

Oreinations 

400

What type of college would you want to go to to get an HVAC certification? 

vocational-technical (trade) schools or community colleges

500

This document contains pertinent course information such as instructor contact information, meeting times, exam dates, course expectations, and assignments. These are usually distributed the first day of class and are available on your class webpage or submission site.

Syllabus

Document Life

100

You and your friends want to travel to Japan. What Travel document do you need? 

U.S. Passport 

200

How old do you have to be to rent a car? 

21-24

300

What do you need to open a bank account? 

• Government-Issued Photo ID: Valid driver’s license, state ID card, or passport.
• Social Security Number (SSN) or ITIN: Required for tax reporting and identification.
• Proof of Address: A current utility bill, lease agreement, or mortgage statement that shows your name and address

400

You just bought your first car! What are the 3 most important things to have before you get on the road? 

Registration, Driver's License, Insurance  

500

You need a State ID. What do you need to get that in the State of Colorado? 

• Proof of Identity/Lawful Presence (One of the following):
  • U.S. Birth Certificate (Original or certified copy, not hospital/abbreviated).
  • Unexpired U.S. Passport or Passport Card.
  • Certificate of Naturalization/Citizenship.
• Social Security Number (You can provide this verbally; a card is not required, but helpful).
• Two Proofs of Colorado Residency (Must show full name and current physical address, dated within the last year):
  • Utility bill, phone bill, bank statement, pay stub, lease agreement, mortgage statement, or vehicle registration.
• Name Change Documents (If your name differs from your birth certificate/passport, bring certified marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order).

LIFE

100

The Sink in your Apartment is leaking. What do you do?  

Call your landlord or the maintenance people. Before you call anyone else. If you have access to turn off the water, do that. Get fans and towels out to soak up water and dry the area

200

The brand new puppy you got ate a chocolate bar. What do you do? 

Call your veterinarian or an emergency animal hospital immediately

300

Your Landlord comes to you and says the selling the house? 

They need to give you a 60-day notice. But unfortunately, you will have to move. 

400

Leaving for work at 8:00 am, and you have 2 flat tires?  

Call a tow company, Get AAA, have them drop off car at a tire repair place. 

500

You woke up sick and need medical attention, but don't have insurance?

• Peak Vista Community Health Centers

  : They offer primary care for all ages regardless of insurance status. They have a sliding fee scale (income-based) and "Enrollment Services" to help with costs [phone].

• SET Family Medical Clinics

  : Specialized "safety net" clinics for the uninsured and low-income. They operate on a sliding fee schedule [phone].

• Mission Medical Clinic

  : A free clinic for uninsured, under-insured, and low-income members of the Pikes Peak region 
• The ER