Unit #6/College Terms Quiz

After commiting a terrible crime, he has been __________ in jail for the past 20 years.

• Somnolent

• Languishing

• Soporific

• Quittance

After hours of playing, the puppy curled up on the hearth like a _________ ball of fur.

• Languishing

• Vigilante

• Requiem

• Somnolent

Although he didn’t set out to be a _________, Peter Parker became famous for finding bad guys and making them pay.

• Vigilant

• Sopor

• Vigilante

• Soporific

You may be able to get a ________ from government debts depending on the kind of situation that you are living in.

• Sopor

• Quittance

• Requiem

• Acquiescence

The group was formed in 2002 to perform a choral ________ composed by Terry Bailey in memory of his parents.

• Somnolent

• Langid

• Quittance

• Requiem

Unsubsidized Loan

• The government does not pay the interest on this type of loan while the student is in school.

• The government pays the interest on this type of loan while the student is in school.

• Money you borrow from the federal government or a private lender to help pay for college costs, like tuition, supplies, books and living expenses.

• A tax form that reports interest that was paid in the past year on student loans.

Subsidized Loan

• Type of federal student loan which the government pays the interest that accrues while student is in school.

• Type of federal student loan which the government does not pay the interest that accrues while student is in school.

• The total amount of financial aid (federal and nonfederal) a student is offered by a college or career school.

• Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act. This act gives college students the right of privacy over their school records.

Reciprocity

• Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act. This act gives college students the right of privacy over their school records.

• Refers to any type of student loan, scholarship, or grant your student receives to help pay for college.

• A federal program which provides universities with funding to hire students for part-time jobs to help them pay for school while they attend.

• Lower tuition rates for schools in states surrounding Minnesota.

Financial Aid Package

• Refers to any type of student loan, scholarship, or grant your student receives to help pay for college.

• A tax form that reports interest that was paid in the past year on student loans.

• The total amount of financial aid (federal and nonfederal) a student is offered by a college or career school.

• A group of students working through a curriculum together towards the same degree.

FAFSA

• The application required for students to be considered for federal student financial aid.

• A tax form that reports interest that was paid in the past year on student loans.

• Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act. This act gives college students the right of privacy over their school records.

• A status resulting from unsatisfactory academic work; a warning that the student must improve academic performance or be dismissed from a team or from the school.