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Question 1

Metacognition is the awareness of one’s

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learning and thinking.

Question 2

At the start of the school year, Brianna’s history teacher announces that students’ final grades will be weighted based on how they do in three categories: exams (60 percent), final presentation (30 percent), and class participation (10 percent).

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spending more time studying for exams than creating the final presentation

Question 3

Giovanna has been named valedictorian for having straight As, which means that her GPA is at least

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4.0.

Question 4

symbols lettersaveragesimages

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letters

Question 5

Which statement explains the difference between course grades and grade point average?

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A course grade reflects a student’s performance in a specific course, while a GPA reflects a student’s performance in all courses.

Question 6

Katrina studied hard for a biology test about the anatomy of a frog, but she did poorly and is using the "glows and grows” strategy to figure out why.

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She identifies areas for improvement.

Question 7

The table shows a student report card.

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divide the total points by the number of classes

Question 8

Students should engage in self-reflection

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before and after a test.

Question 9

A student scored poorly on a history test on naming state capitals. He is trying to figure out why by using the "glows and grows” strategy.

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Which state capitals did I master?

Question 10

Many students prefer percentage grades to points because percentage grades make it easier for them to

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translate percentages to letter grades.

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