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Sunrise Private High School
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On Line Exam
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Your name as you wish for it appear
on your High School Diploma:
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Your Social Security Number (Used
only to place on your transcripts)
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Gender
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Email:
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Your Birth Date
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Your
Phone #
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Your Address, City,
State and Zip
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Do you have any
extra curricular
activities, hobbies,
awards?
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How were you
referred to Sunrise
Private High School ?
School or friend?
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Spelling - Please choose the word that is spelled correctly and write it the space provided.
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1. definately definitely
2. coolly cooly
3.supersede supercede
4. irresistible irresistable
5. developement development
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6. cemetary cemetery
7. seperate separate
8. tyranny tyrrany
9. harrass harass
10.desiccate dessicate
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Directions to Erik's house- Leave Interstate 25 at exit 7S. Follow that road (Elm Street) for two miles.
After one mile, you will pass a small shopping center on your left. At the next set of traffic lights, turn
right onto Maple Drive. Erik's house is the third house on your left. It's number 33, and it's white with
green trim. ( For questions 11 and 12 ).
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11. What is Erik's
address ?
A. Interstate 25
B. 2 Elm Street
C. 13 Erika Street
D. 33 Maple Drive
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12. Which is
closest to Erik's
house?
A. the traffic lights
B. the shopping
center
C. exit 7S
D. a greenhouse
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13. Mr. Hawkins
requests that
someone _________
the data
by fax immediately.
A. sent
B. sends
C. send
D. to send
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14. The rate of
___________ has
been fluctuating
wildly
this week.
A. money
B. bills
C. coins
D. exchange
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15. The bus
___________ arrives
late during bad
weather.
A. every week
B. later
C. yesterday
D. always
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18.The most useful indicator of the degree of
democracy reached by a particular society is
whether it has a______________.
A. formal method whereby people can effect
changes in government policy
B. system of government checks and
balances
C. two-house legislature
D. system of liberal and humane courts
E. civilian government
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17. Jerry Seinfeld, the popular
American comedian, has his
audiences ___________________.
A. putting too many irons in the fire
B. keeping their noses out of
someone's business
C. rolling in the aisles
D. going to bat for someone
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16. Do you
____________
where the nearest
grocery store is?
A. know
B. no
C. now
D. no
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19. Without our two great political parties cutting across
economic and geographic interests.Democracy as we
know it could never have been made to function. The
author of this statement probably meant to suggest that
A. political parties in the United States tend to represent
sectional interests
B. each political party appeals to a different social class
C. there is no significant difference between the
Democratic and Republican parties
D. an important feature of the U.S. political system is the
broadly based appeal of the two political parties
E. only a two-party system can function in a democracy
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20.What do the Stars on the U.S. Flag mean.
A. One for each State of the Union
B. How many stars there are in the universe.
C. How many Presidents we have.
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21.What do the stripes on the U.S. Flag
mean?
A. One for each man the signed the
Declaration of Independence.
B. One for each Governor.
C. They represent the 13 original States.
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29. Citizenship implies working
towards the betterment of the
community one lives in through
participation, volunteer work and
efforts to improve life for all
citizens. What is not an example
of good citizenship?
a. Volunteering at your local
community center.
b. Robbing a bank and gambling
the money.
c. Teaching Sunday school to
teenager
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Please pick a answer that matches the
corresponding questions on the left.
22. 71.871 - 3.18 a. -80
23. 335.8 + 17.265 b. 2.52
24. 3.5 x 0.72 c. -148
25. -64/0.8 d. 68.691
26. -4 x 37 e. 11
27. square root of 121 f. 353.065
28. 15% of 65 g. 9.75
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30. Rosa Parks
before becoming
famous was what
of the following
occupations?
A. Waitress
B. Stay at home
mom.
C. A seamstress.
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32. Each of the following are a run-on
sentences. From the group of three sentences
that follows, select the group of words that
corrects the run-on.
A.) The Milky Way looks like a dim cloud
stretching across the night sky, it is actually a
huge galaxy containing millions of stars.
B.) The cloud-like Milky Way stretching across
the night sky is actually a huge galaxy
containing millions of stars.
C.) Although the Milky Way looks like a dim
cloud stretching across the night sky. It is
actually a huge galaxy containing millions of
stars.
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31. How do you calculate 2 + 3 x 7?
Is the answer 35 or is the answer
23? To know the correct answer,
one must know the correct order of
operations with respect to addition,
subtraction, multiplication, division,
etc. Multiplication and division
must be completed before addition
and subtraction. Therefore if the
problem is 2 + 3 x 7 = 2 + 21 =, what
is the answer?
A. 33
B. 43
C. 23
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Please fill in the blanks with the missing words.
Missing words lesson , were , lived , to , take, in, chase,only, make, must , else, at, no .
There once was an old woman who 33.____ in a shoe. This must have been very cramped and
difficult because living 34.___a shoe is not very comfortable, I expect. One day, she went out and
there 35.___ some children playing in the street nearby where she lived. They began shouting
36.___ her. "You silly old woman, why do you live in a shoe?", they shouted, and other things like
that. They were very insulting 37.____ the old woman. I don't know why the old woman had to live in
a shoe, but she 38.____ have been very poor, and it was not nice to 39.____fun of the poor
woman because she was so hard up that she had nowhere 40.____ to live. But children can be
very cruel sometimes, and this case was 41.____ exception. However, on this occasion the old
woman didn't just 42.____ their insults meekly, but became very angry and, shouting "I will teach
you a 43.___", she chased them with a cane. She began to 44.____ them. Then she remembered
they were 45.____ children.
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46. The Soccer Shop is having a sale.
Everything is 20% off. Shannon bought a pair
of goalie gloves and some shin guards. The
original prices were $30 for the gloves and $15
for the shin guards. How much did Shannon
save all together?
A.) $9.00 B.) $15.00 C.) $18.00
47. There were 30 questions on a math test.
Chaz got 80% of them correct. How many
questions did he answer correctly?
F.) 24 G.) 18 H.) 15
48. If 6 computer disks cost $8.00, what is the
greatest number of the same computer disks
you can buy for $40?
F.) 40 G.) 30 H.) 24
49. The letters of the words AMERICAN PIES are
placed in a bag. What is the probability that you will
draw an E or an I if you chose one letter from the bag?
A.) ¼ B.) 1/3 C.) 1/8
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50. An average of 35 paperback books
fit on each shelf of a bookcase. There
are 4 shelves in each bookcase. How
many bookcases will be needed to
shelve 1540 books?
A.) 140 B.) 14 C.) 11
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51. Which is the proper answer?
Can you ___ a reservation for me?
a. do
b. make
52. David doesn't ___ much money.
a. do
b. make
53. I'll try not to ___ any more errors.
a. do
b. make
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54. What does Freedom of Religion mean?
A. Freedom of religion is a fundamental
principle in this country, and exercising that
freedom in everyday life includes the
workplace.
B. Saying a prayer out loud where ever you
want.
C. Getting free stuff
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55. A bell rings every 2 hours, a second bell
rings every 3 hours, and a third bell rings every 4
hours. If all 3 bells ring at 9:00 AM., at what time
will all 3 bells next ring?
A. noon
B. 6:00 p.m.
C. 9:00 p.m.
D. Not enough information is given.
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56. The three methods of
science are observation,
experimentation and ____.
A. measurement
B. inference
C. hypothesis
D. deduction
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57. Which rare element would
you associate with Marie and
Pierre Curie?
A. Platinum
B. Uranium
C.Gold
D.Radium
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58. Which planet is known as
the Red Planet?
A. Earth
B. Mercury
C. Mars
D. Jupiter
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59. How many planets are there
in our solar system?
A. 9
B. 10
C. 12
D. 8
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61. Farmers who practice
specialized farming ____.
A. grow many different crops
B. mine coal
C. grow only one crop
D. gather oysters and clams
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60. People who use goods or
services are __.
A. services
B. goods
C. producers
D. consumers
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62. Which of the following
is the largest area of land?
A. an island
B. a peninsula
C. a country
D. a continent
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63. Let's say that each of your employees are also specialist. They only do one
certain job. Bob makes the wheels. Emily makes the handle bars. Fred makes
frames of the bicycles. Sam makes the pedals and the gears. Pat assembles
the bicycles. Each person only does a certain task, but they are all ___ on each
other to build the bicycle.
A. economics
B. specialization
C. interdependent
D. expensive
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64. Which of the following
is a continent?
A. the United States
B. the Arctic Ocean
C. South Africa
D. Asia
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65. Which one of these is a basic need?
A. going to the movies
B. having a good laugh
C. having shoes to wear
D. smoking a cigarette
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66. Places that have common
characteristics are called ____.
A. homes
B. regions
C. locations
D. maps
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67. Rome is a city in the
country of __________.
A. Europe
B. England
C. The United States
D. Italy
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68. What is the total amount of
your purchases if you bought 5
shirts at $m and 2 more shirts at
50% off.
A. $5m
B. $6m
C. $7.5m
D. $10m
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70. 1 dime + 5 nickels + 9
pennies = __________.
A. 54 cents
B. 68 cents
C. 44 cents
D. 99 cents
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69. A car travels across Texas m miles at
the rate of t miles per hour. How many
hours does the trip take?
A. m / t
B. t / m.
C. m - t
D. t - m
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Prime Numbers:
2 - 3 - 5 - 7- 11- 13 -17 - 19 - 23- 29 - 31- 37 - 41 - 43 - 47- 53- 59 - 61 - 67- 71- 73- 79- 83 - 89 - 97
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71. How many prime numbers are there up to 50?
A. 7
B. 22
C. 21
D. 15
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72. Mom buys 3 train tickets for
$6. How many dollars does
each ticket cost?
A. $ 4
B. $ 6
C. $ 2
D. $ 1
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73. Hanging Gardens is 4 times
as far as Brown Beach. If
Hanging Gardens is 20 miles
from home, how many miles is
Brown Beach from home?
A. 6
B. 10
C. 5
D. 7
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74. If 63 children in a class are to be
assigned 9 Science projects, how
many children should work on each
project?
A. 3
B. 7
C. 8
D. 9
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75. How many more marks does Andrew
need for a perfect score in Mathematics?
A. 6
B. 5
C. 4
D. 2
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The table shows quiz marks out of 25 in each subject.
English Geography Mathematics Science
Andrew 11 20 23 6
Brian 23 12 25 19
Colin 10 17 10 21
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Please write an essay in 100 words or more about;
How has not having a High School Diploma affected your life?
How would having a High School Diploma impact your life?
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You have now completed your exam.
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Please check the box, for your payment type.
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Please mail your $200.00 tuition payment to;
Mike Martin - Director of Education
9108 Windrush Drive South Suite # 719
Fort Worth, Texas 76116
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