Question

grade point average

• represents a measure of a student’s \boxed{} performance
• is calculated using a \boxed{}
• typically ranging from zero to \boxed{}
• reflects average of a student’s grades throughout their academic \boxed{}
• is used for \boxed{} academic opportunities

options: scale, post - secondary, four, career, academic

high school end - of - course (eoc) assessments

• are \boxed{} for specific courses
• must be passed to \boxed{} from high school
• evaluate student’s understanding of \boxed{} subjects
• ensure \boxed{} for post - secondary options

options: graduate, specific, mandatory, readiness

Explanation:

For the Grade Point Average section:

1. GPA measures a student's academic performance, as it tracks school-based work.
2. It is calculated using a scale to standardize grades.
3. This scale typically ranges from zero to four (the most common 4.0 GPA scale).
4. It reflects grades throughout a student's academic career (time in school).
5. It is used for post-secondary academic opportunities like college admissions.

For the High School End-of-Course (EOC) Assessments section:

1. EOCs are mandatory for specific courses in many school systems.
2. Students must pass them to graduate from high school.
3. They evaluate understanding of specific course subjects.
4. They ensure readiness for post-secondary options like college or trade school.

Answer:

Grade Point Average Blanks (top to bottom):

1. academic
2. scale
3. four
4. career
5. post-secondary

High School EOC Assessments Blanks (top to bottom):

1. mandatory
2. graduate
3. specific
4. readiness