School Vocabulary and Expressions Flashcards
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A student is told, 'Go to the guidance office to pick up your transcript.' What is a transcript?
Answer: An official record of all courses taken and grades earned
A transcript is an official academic record that lists all courses a student has taken, the grades received, credits earned, and GPA. It is used for school transfers and college applications.
The school calendar shows a 'half day' on Wednesday. What does 'half day' mean?
Answer: School ends earlier than usual, typically around noon
A 'half day' means the school day is shortened, usually ending around noon or early afternoon instead of the regular dismissal time.
A teacher announces, 'Tomorrow is a makeup day for anyone who missed last week's quiz.' What is a 'makeup day'?
Answer: A day for students to take tests or complete work they missed
A 'makeup day' is a designated time for students to complete assignments or tests they missed, usually due to absence. 'Make up' means to do something you missed or owe.
An email from school reads: 'Your child has been placed on the honor roll for this semester.' What is the honor roll?
Answer: A list of students who achieved high grades during a grading period
The honor roll is a list recognizing students who achieved a high GPA or grade average during a specific grading period. Requirements vary by school but usually require a B average or higher.
A teacher says, 'This project will count as 30% of your final grade.' What does this mean?
Answer: The project is worth 30 percent of the total grade for the course
When a teacher says something 'counts as 30% of your final grade,' it means the project score will make up 30 percent of the overall course grade calculation.
The school website says: 'Extracurricular activities include student government, drama club, robotics team, and yearbook committee.' What are extracurricular activities?
Answer: Activities outside of regular academic classes that students can join
Extracurricular activities are organized activities that take place outside of the normal school curriculum. They are optional and include clubs, sports, arts, and service organizations.