Question

• includes tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades
• gives opportunities for different activities
• activities outside of the standard academic curriculum
• for example: clubs, sports or art
• requires prior
• elementary and middle school education
• passing tests, passing classes with sufficient grades, completing required coursework
• social and maturity
• for example: developing study habits, increasing transitioning into new environments

extracurricular ninth standardized preparation personal responsibility emotional
high school (part 2)

• teaches knowledge and for future career
• can help students decide if they want to attend , vocational school, or enter the after graduation
• means to a new school
• navigating a larger campus
• managing a different class schedule
• building new

workforce adapting college skills relationships

Explanation:

Match each term to the blank based on context and definitions of high school education requirements and features.

1. First blank: High school includes 9th-12th grade, so "ninth" fits.
2. Second blank: Activities outside standard curriculum are "extracurricular".
3. Third blank: High school requires prior "preparation" (elementary/middle school).
4. Fourth blank: Common required tests are "standardized".
5. Fifth blank: Maturity has social and "emotional" components.
6. Sixth blank: Example of maturity is "personal responsibility".
7. Seventh blank: High school teaches career-focused "skills".
8. Eighth blank: Post-high school options include "college" and vocational school.
9. Ninth blank: Another post-high school path is the "workforce".
10. Tenth blank: Moving to a new school means "adapting".
11. Eleventh blank: School transition involves building new "relationships".

Answer:

High School (Part 1)

1. Includes ninth tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades
2. Gives opportunities for different extracurricular activities
3. Requires prior preparation
4. passing standardized tests; passing classes with sufficient grades, completing required coursework
5. social and emotional maturity
6. for example: developing study habits, increasing personal responsibility; transitioning into new environments

High School (Part 2)

1. Teaches knowledge and skills for future career
2. Can help students decide if they want to attend college, vocational school, or enter the workforce after graduation
3. Means adapting to a new school
4. building new relationships