Welcome to today’s ten-question set for seniors—quick hits across college prep, civics, STEM, and writing. Pick an option to see instant feedback. Good luck.
High school seniors trivia
How it works: Select one answer per question. Correct choices reveal a short explanation.
1) Which form unlocks federal need-based financial aid at U.S. colleges?
2) Which math concept underlies compound interest calculations?
3) In U.S. presidential elections, how many electoral votes are needed to win?
4) In cell biology, which organelle produces most ATP during cellular respiration?
5) Which best defines plagiarism?
6) Who wrote the novel Their Eyes Were Watching God?
7) The equation F = m a states which physical law?
8) Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly?
9) What is an “early decision” application?
10) Which is the strongest example of a password approach?
Tip: If you miss one, re-read the feedback and try another choice.
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