Understanding AVID

What does the term "AVID" refer to?

• A program for college readiness

• A type of academic subject

• A sports activity

• A school club

Which word describes the process of improving or developing?

• Determination

• Advancement

• Rigorous

• Elective

What is meant by "opportunity gap"?

• A gap in a student's schedule

• A difference in access to resources and opportunities

• A type of academic test

• A break between classes

What does "rigorous" mean?

• Easy and simple

• Optional and flexible

• Strict, demanding, and challenging

• Fun and entertaining

What is an "elective" in school?

• A mandatory course

• An optional course or subject

• A type of exam

• A school event

What is the primary goal of the AVID program?

• To focus solely on improving students' test scores

• To provide students with scholarships for college

• To ensure all students have the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in a global society

• To offer advanced placement courses to high-achieving students

Which of the following is NOT a key skill developed within the AVID program?

• Critical thinking

• Memorization techniques

• Building relationships

• Effective writing

According to the passage, how does AVID support students?

• By providing support and mentoring to handle life and career challenges

• By exempting students from standardized testing

• By guaranteeing admission to top-tier universities

• By offering exclusive internships with Fortune 500 companies

What strategies are used in the AVID program?

• Learning effective study habits

• Providing transportation to and from school

• Arranging meetings with college recruiters

• Offering free tutoring in all subjects

In what educational settings is AVID implemented?

• Elementary, middle, and high schools

• Only elementary schools

• Only middle and high schools

• Only high schools