AVID Training Practice Test

These questions are part of the practice quiz. Start practicing

• Research data for a third party that's easily traceable to a particular student can still violate FERPA law.
• Which tool should be used to pick up broken glass?
• What is the main purpose of the AVID binder?
• As a mandated reporter, knowingly and willingly failing to report can result in:
• Under the new California law, for how long would a case be eligible for prosecution?
• When a child discloses that they have been abused, which is most accurate?
• Wearing disposable gloves during blood cleanup is required.
• Under FERPA regulations, where should parents and eligible students be provided notification of their rights?
• What is 'College Roadmap' in AVID contexts?
• How does AVID measure success in the classroom?
• Education records may be released without consent only if:
• Which of the following is a thinking map that is commonly used in AVID for organizing ideas hierarchically?
• Which pesticides are exempt from the notification, posting and reporting requirements of the Healthy Schools Act?
• How can AVID support students in goal attainment for college access?
• What is the best way to prevent pests from moving into a building?
• What is the function of Goal Setting in AVID?
• In AVID terms, active reading involves which of the following?
• Which is NOT a good way to eliminate pest access to food?
• The name of the coronavirus that originated in 2019 is called:
• Which Thinking Map is used to show relationships between two items with a linking word in the center?
• What is the primary purpose of mandated reporting laws?
• Which statement describes the use of sanitizing as defined in the material?
• What term describes information in a record that could identify a student?
• If you've followed all of the procedures for properly cleaning up blood or bodily fluids, it's not necessary to report the incident.
• Which statement about a child’s disclosure of abuse aligns with common patterns described?
• Which of the following statements reflects the incubation period window?
• Which AVID tool is explicitly designed to help students manage time and assignments across subjects?
• ____________ are an easy, non-toxic way to monitor for pests before they become a problem.
• Which of the following is NOT an example of directory information that can be disclosed without consent?
• What is a typical AVID discipline-wide strategy teachers can implement?
• Which AVID practice involves articulating academic and personal objectives with action steps and timelines?
• Who is at greatest risk for developing a severe or lethal case of the disease?
• Those who sexually abuse minors typically display a similar pattern of behavior referred to as:
• How does AVID encourage student accountability in group work?
• What features characterize Cornell notes in AVID note-taking?
• How does AVID address equity and access in education?
• How should AVID teachers implement "Inquiry" in a lesson?
• How long should you wash your hands with soap under running water after exposure to bloodborne pathogens?
• Which Thinking Map would you use to break down the components of a physical object?
• What is the difference between a Think-Pair-Share and Collaborative Pairs in AVID?
• California Assembly Bill 218 changed the statute of limitations for childhood sexual assault cases in what way?
• What does WICOR stand for in AVID pedagogy?
• Why do abusers desensitize children to touching?
• What is the best everyday preventive action that can help prevent the spread of respiratory illnesses such as COVID-19?
• People who become infected with a bloodborne pathogen always show symptoms immediately.
• When parents or eligible students request inspection and review of education records, federal law stipulates that the requested information must be provided within:
• How does AVID address diverse learners?
• How does the disease spread person-to-person?
• One of the best ways abusers keep a student from disclosing sexual abuse is by:
• How does AVID define "College Readiness"?
• What does SQ3R stand for and what is its purpose?
• Name three Thinking Maps commonly used in AVID to organize ideas.
• Name one strategy used to build reading strategies in AVID.
• What is the purpose of Thinking Maps in AVID?
• Which AVID strategy emphasizes asking purposeful questions that promote higher-order thinking?
• What is the role of annotations in AVID reading strategies?
• Which statement is supported by the material?
• Which AVID resource is described as a visual tool to support learners, particularly for ELLs?
• What do child sexual abusers need to cultivate personal relationships with their targeted victims?
• What should you do to protect others if you feel unwell?
• Which form of reporting is explicitly allowed for mandated reporters according to the material?
• Which statement accurately describes the relationship between FERPA and HIPAA in schools?
• Where should FERPA rights notification be placed to maximize visibility?
• What is the primary purpose of AVID’s tutorial process?
• Which statement is TRUE when it comes to using a pesticide?
• Before an outbreak, a household plan should include which of the following?
• If you have concerns about how your education records are handled, you should:
• What is Reading to Learn and how is it used in AVID?
• In AVID, what is the function of collaboration?
• In AVID, how should a student prepare for a tutorial session?
• What is the primary purpose of a Flow Map in AVID?
• In Cornell Notes, what does the Cue Column contain?
• Why is reflection a critical part of AVID practice?
• Which of the following is considered a registered pesticide?
• A mosquito can lay eggs in a body of water the size of a ______.
• California law designates that any mandated reporter who knowingly and willfully fails to report:
• After properly cleaning up blood or bodily fluids, reporting is always required.
• If you feel unwell, which actions are appropriate to consider?
• Which AVID concept emphasizes organizing content visually to show relationships?
• Which statement is NOT protocol when a parent believes a record is inaccurate?
• Which element is included in the SQ3R reading strategy used in AVID?
• Which of the following is NOT a mandated reporter?
• Which statement accurately describes personally identifiable information (PII) in student records?
• General neglect is a matter mandated reporters are not required to report under California law.
• What is "Socratic Seminar" in AVID?
• How can AVID support English Language Learners (ELLs)?
• True or false: Early in the grooming process, abusers rarely touch a child in a sexual way.
• Which of the following is true about mandated reporters according to the material?
• Which documents are commonly used to track student progress in AVID?
• During a COVID-19 outbreak, you can protect yourself and others by:
• Which note-taking method is central to AVID practice for organizing content in a two-column format?
• How are AVID tutors trained in the tutorial process?
• Which of the following is an example of a universal precaution?
• Always treat blood and other bodily fluids as if they might be contaminated.
• Which component of AVID group work emphasizes accountability through defined roles within a collaboration routine?
• What is the role of peers in AVID tutorials?
• How does AVID promote writing across the curriculum?
• What is the role of peers in the AVID tutorial?
• Mandated reporters must only report instances of sexual abuse between an adult and a minor but not between two minors.
• Which of the following is NOT protocol if a parent feels an education record is inaccurate or misleading?
• Which statement about lifetime exposure is most accurate?
• Which source is identified as the most accurate for COVID-19 information in the material?
• What is the primary purpose of the Flow Map in Thinking Maps?
• When cleaning up blood, use cloth towels instead of paper towels.
• Mandated reporters must report:
• Which term describes the gradual process used by some offenders to build trust with a minor before abuse?
• Education records are only made available for inspection during the school year.
• Under California law, mandated reporters are not required to report general neglect.
• A mandated reporter may choose to make a report verbally or in writing.
• What is a "Think Aloud" in AVID context?
• Why are pests such a problem in schools?
• If a requested education record includes information about other children:
• Which item would be considered a registered pesticide according to the provided content?
• Which method is used to promote critical thinking in AVID?
• How might you implement Inquiry in AVID?
• AVID's reading strategy approach includes which of the following?
• The term COVID-19 refers to the coronavirus that originated in 2019.
• How long does it take symptoms to appear after infection?
• Which behavior is recommended if you feel unwell?
• Under FERPA, an "eligible student":
• Which statement describes why some students are most vulnerable to grooming?
• What role does a planner and daily agenda play in AVID?
• What factor makes a child more susceptible to grooming?
• Which of the following is NOT an exception to the prohibition against the release of personally identifiable information without parental consent?
• Most of us get infected with coronaviruses at some time in our lives.
• The infliction of mental suffering is usually easier to detect than other forms of abuse.
• Most of us get infected with a type of coronavirus at some time in our lives.
• Which tools are commonly used to track student progress in AVID?
• Which of the following is NOT a sign of possible neglect?
• Which of the following is an example of an educational record according to FERPA?
• When do mandated reporters have to report instances of sexual contact between children under the age of 18?
• Sole Possession records are records that are:
• Directory information can be disclosed without consent.
• What is the standard time frame for providing requested records after a request for inspection and review?
• Which of the following is NOT an example of a playful desensitizing touch?
• Wearing disposable gloves while cleaning up blood is an example of a universal precaution.
• Mandated reporters must investigate any suspected cases of abuse.
• How does AVID address diverse learners?
• Which statement best describes Voice and Choice in AVID?
• In AVID, what is the primary function of a Think Aloud?
• What might a tutor do to scaffold a challenging math problem?
• What constitutes an effective AVID 'Note-Taking' strategy?
• In AVID, what is the primary purpose of a Double-Entry Journal?
• Using tongs to pick up broken glass is a good practice.
• Which statement describes the use of sticky traps as described in the material?
• What does a Brace Map represent in Thinking Maps?
• Which of the following is an example of an allowable disclosure under FERPA?
• How is 'Voice and Choice' defined in AVID?
• Which Thinking Map is best for comparing two items or ideas?
• What is a Flow Map and when is it used?
• Why are pesticides considered unique among toxic substances?
• Which group has the right to access student records under FERPA?
• To find the most accurate and timely information about COVID-19:
• California Assembly Bill 218, effective January 1, 2020, changed the process of childhood sexual assault cases by extending the statute of limitations to age 40.
• Under California law, mandated reporters who knowingly and willfully fail to report face which penalty?
• Is a vaccine available for hepatitis B?
• Why are pests such a problem in schools?
• Disclosure means to permit access to, or the release, transfer or other communication of:
• The annual FERPA notification process must ensure that parents understand their rights to:
• An abuser offering personal, after-school tutoring services to a student is an example of what kind of grooming behavior?
• What is the typical content of an AVID weekly reflection?
• As specified by FERPA, noncustodial parents:
• Which statement best describes grooming in the context of offenses against minors?
• Which of the following is a possible reason for removing information before disclosure?
• The incubation period ranges from 2 to 14 days.
• Everyone infected with COVID-19 develops at least some symptoms.
• In AVID, how does a planner support students?
• What is a common characteristic of the disease's transmission?
• It may not always be necessary to touch a bleeding student.
• Which of the following is a primary mode of transmission described?
• Which statement is true about the Think-Pair-Share method in AVID?
• Which incubation period ranges for the disease?
• After a COVID-19 outbreak occurs, it is important to:
• HIPPA excludes Information considered education records under FERPA law.
• A child who appears fearful of normal physical contact may be suffering:
• Mandated reporters need proof to report child abuse.
• Which practice helps students prepare for class discussion by marking key ideas in the text?
• Reading to Learn uses which combination to deepen comprehension?
• Under what condition must mandated reporters report sexual contact between minors?
• The AVID tutorial process is designed to enhance what two aspects for students?
• Which statement is true about most people who contract the disease?
• Early in the grooming process, abusers typically do what regarding physical contact?
• What is a Double-Entry Journal in AVID?
• The statement that children should not be expected to keep their classroom clean is true or false?
• What is the role of accountability in AVID collaborative work?
• Which AVID practice best supports ongoing progress toward college access?
• Which statement describes a tactic abusers use to keep a student from disclosing sexual abuse?
• In AVID terms, which statement best distinguishes active reading from passive reading?
• School officials can release personally identifiable information without parental consent if:
• What is the purpose of a Binder Check in AVID classrooms?
• If you are unsure about exposure to bloodborne pathogens, what should you do?
• Which statement is true about child sexual abusers?
• In the Cornell Notes system, what are the three main sections?
• Which component of AVID collaboration helps deepen understanding through group work?
• ____________ means to apply a product that destroys enough germs to reduce the risk of becoming ill.