ACA 122 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
WITH EXPLANATIONS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) A NEW UPDATED
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1. What are the expectations of In high school, teachers are mainly in
college students and how charge of students' learning. They
college is different from high provide regular opportunities for
school? students to check their understanding
with graded homework, and chapter
tests or quizzes. The teacher regularly
reminds their students about upcoming
homework, tests, quizzes, and projects.
In college, learning is self-directed.
College professors facilitate fewer in-
class opportunities for students to check
their understanding. College students do
take less tests, but individual test grades
count more.
2. what information should be Instructor's contact information,
included on a college syllabus? important class policies, and an outline
, of instructions
3. What is the importance of Instructors could start teaching on the
attendance in college? first day, you can get vital information
about how the class is organized, and
what expectations your teacher has for
you
4. how do you calculate your First, you must know the # of credit
GPA? hours assigned to each class you take,
and you must convert the letter grade
you earn into quality points. Then
multiply the credit hours by the quality
points to find the total grade points
5. What is plagiarism and what The presentation of someone else's
are the consequences? words and/or ideas as your own.
Consequences are getting kicked from
your school for a certain amount of time,
or getting permanently banned, and your
work is destroyed too
6. What is financial literacy? knowing how to create and meet your
financial goals
7. What is a credit score and why A number that banks and lenders use to
is it important? determine how much risk they're taking
in lending your money.
, Good credit scores can help qualify for
larger loans and lower interests rates,
which is important when looking for a
car, home or a small business loan. Bad
credit scores cannot affect both financial
and professional goals. It can also show
up on a background check, limiting
employment offers or professional
licensure eligibility
8. What financial aid options are Grants, scholarships, work study, family
available to students? federal loans, and the North Carolina
Community College grant and loan
program
9. What is Satisfactory Academic Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or
Progress and how is it higher, maintain a cumulative credit hour
measured? completion rate of 67% or higher and
attempt no more than 150% of the
course hours required for graduation
10. What is goal discernment and The 3 stages are: Self-Assessment,
what are the stages? (Not Goal exploration and Goal setting
finished)
11. What is a Holland Code and Widely known and well-respected
what are the 6 personality personality and interest assessments.
, types it identifies? Why would The 6 personality types are: Realistic,
you need to know your Holland Investigative, Artistic, Social,
Code? Enterprising, and Conventional. These
types refer to both individual
personalities and workplace
environments
12. What are the differences Visual learners prefer visual
between visual, auditory and representations of info (charts or
kinesthetic learners. What does pictures) to help them understand new
the term "multi-modal learner" ideas.
mean?
Auditory learners prefer lecture and
discussion format classes.
Kinestetic learners prefer to learn
through using all of their senses and
through hands-on, real world
applications.
Multi-modal leaners have some
combination of visual, verbal, and
kinesthetic learning style preferences
13. What are the three phases of Planning, monitoring, and evaluating
WITH EXPLANATIONS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) A NEW UPDATED
VERSION LATEST| GUARANTEED A+
1. What are the expectations of In high school, teachers are mainly in
college students and how charge of students' learning. They
college is different from high provide regular opportunities for
school? students to check their understanding
with graded homework, and chapter
tests or quizzes. The teacher regularly
reminds their students about upcoming
homework, tests, quizzes, and projects.
In college, learning is self-directed.
College professors facilitate fewer in-
class opportunities for students to check
their understanding. College students do
take less tests, but individual test grades
count more.
2. what information should be Instructor's contact information,
included on a college syllabus? important class policies, and an outline
, of instructions
3. What is the importance of Instructors could start teaching on the
attendance in college? first day, you can get vital information
about how the class is organized, and
what expectations your teacher has for
you
4. how do you calculate your First, you must know the # of credit
GPA? hours assigned to each class you take,
and you must convert the letter grade
you earn into quality points. Then
multiply the credit hours by the quality
points to find the total grade points
5. What is plagiarism and what The presentation of someone else's
are the consequences? words and/or ideas as your own.
Consequences are getting kicked from
your school for a certain amount of time,
or getting permanently banned, and your
work is destroyed too
6. What is financial literacy? knowing how to create and meet your
financial goals
7. What is a credit score and why A number that banks and lenders use to
is it important? determine how much risk they're taking
in lending your money.
, Good credit scores can help qualify for
larger loans and lower interests rates,
which is important when looking for a
car, home or a small business loan. Bad
credit scores cannot affect both financial
and professional goals. It can also show
up on a background check, limiting
employment offers or professional
licensure eligibility
8. What financial aid options are Grants, scholarships, work study, family
available to students? federal loans, and the North Carolina
Community College grant and loan
program
9. What is Satisfactory Academic Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or
Progress and how is it higher, maintain a cumulative credit hour
measured? completion rate of 67% or higher and
attempt no more than 150% of the
course hours required for graduation
10. What is goal discernment and The 3 stages are: Self-Assessment,
what are the stages? (Not Goal exploration and Goal setting
finished)
11. What is a Holland Code and Widely known and well-respected
what are the 6 personality personality and interest assessments.
, types it identifies? Why would The 6 personality types are: Realistic,
you need to know your Holland Investigative, Artistic, Social,
Code? Enterprising, and Conventional. These
types refer to both individual
personalities and workplace
environments
12. What are the differences Visual learners prefer visual
between visual, auditory and representations of info (charts or
kinesthetic learners. What does pictures) to help them understand new
the term "multi-modal learner" ideas.
mean?
Auditory learners prefer lecture and
discussion format classes.
Kinestetic learners prefer to learn
through using all of their senses and
through hands-on, real world
applications.
Multi-modal leaners have some
combination of visual, verbal, and
kinesthetic learning style preferences
13. What are the three phases of Planning, monitoring, and evaluating
