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High School Mathematics |
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Mathematics questions make up one-fifth of each Quick Recall round. The Mathematics Written Assessment exam has balanced proportions from each category. |
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General: Vocabulary, Postulates, Base Changes, History |
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Geometry: Linear Relationships, Polygons |
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Geometry: Perimeter, Area, Volume |
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Geometry: Circles |
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Geometry: Right Triangles (Pythagorean Theorem, Special Right Triangles) |
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Geometry: Coordinate (Distance, Midpoint, Slope, Vectors) |
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Algebra II: Linear and Quadratic Equations, Inequalities, Systems of Equations |
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Algebra II: Functions and Their Graphs, Inverses, Compositions of Functions |
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Algebra II: Exponential and Logarithmic Functions |
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Algebra II: Irrational and Complex Numbers, Radical Equations |
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Algebra II: Probability and Statistics |
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Algebra II: Sequences and Series |
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Algebra II: Conic Sections |
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Algebra II: Variations, Polynomial Equations, Rational Expressions |
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Algebra II: Matrices and Determinants, Fractals, Set Theory |
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Trigonometry: Functions and Their Graphs, Identities, Equations |
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Trigonometry: Radian Measure, Polar Coordinates/Equations, Trig Problem Solving |
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Trigonometry: Area, Vectors, Laws |
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Trigonometry: Analytic, Sum and Difference, Multiple Angles, Product/Sum Formulas |
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Trigonometry/Calculus: Limits and Derivatives |
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Trigonometry/Calculus: Integrals and Problem Solving |
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High School Science |
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Science questions make up one-fifth of each Quick Recall round. The Science Written Assessment exam has balanced proportions from each category. |
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Anatomy and Physiology |
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Botany: Vascular and Non-Vascular Plants, Photosynthesis, etc. |
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Vertebrates |
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Invertebrates |
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Genetics: Including DNA Replication and Protein Synthesis |
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Cells: Including Mitosis, Meiosis, Osmosis, Diffusion, Respiration |
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Ecology, Environmental Issues, Resources and Conservation |
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Chemistry: Processes, Reactions |
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Chemistry: Elements, Compounds, Periodic Table |
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Chemistry: Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry |
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Chemistry: Acids, Bases, Salts, Solutions |
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Chemistry: Nuclear, Atomic, Modern |
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Chemistry: Laws, Gas Laws, Matter, Energy |
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Physics: Mechanics, Laws |
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Physics: Energy |
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Physics: Waves, Sound/Light Applications |
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Physics: Electricity and Magnetism |
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Science History, Famous Scientists |
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Astronomy, Astronomers, Space Travel, Current Science Events |
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Earth Science |
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Protista, Monera, Fungi, Viruses |
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High School Arts and Humanities |
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Arts and Humanities questions make up one-fifth of each Quick Recall round. The Arts and Humanities Written Assessment exam has balanced proportions from each category. |
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Visual Art: Elements of Art, Principles of Design, Media, Processes, Purposes of Art |
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Visual Art: Artists and Their Works—Emphasis on Leonardo, Michelangelo, Rembrandt, Caravaggio, David, Constable, Goya, Courbet, Manet, Monet, Van Gogh, Cassatt, Rodin, Dali, Picasso, Warhol, O’Keefe, Lange |
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Visual Art: Art Periods, Themes, Styles, Historical/Cultural Aspects |
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Architecture—Emphasis on Middle Eastern and Asian and Ancient Greece and Rome; Architects—Emphasis on Michelangelo, Thomas Jefferson, Frank Lloyd Wright; National and World Landmarks |
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Elements of Music |
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Purposes and Styles of Music |
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Composers and Their Works—Emphasis on Bach, Handel, Mozart, Haydn, Tchaikovsky, Wagner, Debussy, Ravel, Stravinsky, Modern American and Contemporary |
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Music: Movements, Time Periods, Historical and Cultural Aspects |
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Musical Theatre, Opera, Operettas |
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Elements of Dance, Dance Forms, Dance Movements, Choreography, Choreographic Forms |
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Dancers and Choreographers; Historical/Cultural Aspects of Dancers and Choreographers |
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Philosophy |
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World Cultures--Emphasis on Asian Culture |
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World Religions, Religious Leaders and Religious History |
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Mythology: Gods and Goddesses (Emphasis on Greek/Roman) |
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Mythology: Characters, Themes (Emphasis on Greek/Roman) |
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Contemporary Drama, Music and Art--1940 to Present |
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Drama/Theater: Elements, Formats |
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Most-often performed Dramas and Plays |
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Film Masterpieces, Documentaries, Famous Directors |
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Sports, Games, and Leisure Activities |
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High School Language Arts |
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Language Arts questions make up one-fifth of each Quick Recall round. The Language Arts Written Assessment exam has balanced proportions from each category. |
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Early Literature Including Indian, Sanskrit, Chinese, Persian and Faith-based Literature |
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Ancient Greek and Roman Literature to 400 A.D. |
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Medieval Literature (to 1400) including Arabic Faith-based Literature |
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Renaissance European and English Literature (1400-1600) |
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British Isles, Canadian, European and Russian Literature 1600-1800 |
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American Literature before 1800 |
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British Isles and Canadian Literature 1800-1900 |
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European and Russian Literature 1800-1900 |
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American Literature 1800-1900 |
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British and Canadian poetry, drama and novels since 1900 |
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Latin American and African Literature (Any Era) |
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Eastern Hemisphere Literature (Any Era, Excluding European and Russian) |
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Nobel Prize in Literature Winners |
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Drama since 1900: Emphasis on British and American |
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Contemporary Literature since 1900 |
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Pulitzer Prize Winners: Fiction and Nonfiction |
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Biographies and Nonfiction |
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Literary Elements, Devices and Techniques |
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Grammar, Punctuation and Mechanics |
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Spelling and Definitions |
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Word Origins and Foreign Phrases |
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High School Social Studies |
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Social Studies questions make up one-fifth of each Quick Recall round. The Social Studies Written Assessment exam has balanced proportions from each category. |
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Government: Types, Characteristics, and International Relations |
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Government: United States, Roles of Officials, Parties, Personnel, Constitution, Major Court Cases |
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Sociology and Psychology |
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Economics: Principles and Practices |
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Economics: Theorists, Theories, Legal Issues |
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Geography: Climate, Human Interactions (Five Themes of Geography) |
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Geography: United States and World |
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World Civilization: Prehistory to the Middle Ages (Europe & World) |
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World Civilization: Renaissance and Reformation |
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World Civilization: Social Changes, Renaissance – Present |
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World Civilization: Colonial Era |
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World Civilization: 20th Century World (Including World Wars and Cold War) |
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World Civilization: History—China, Japan, Europe, South America |
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U.S. History: Social Changes and Reform in the United States (Colonial Era to Present) |
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U.S. History: Prehistory and Pre-Columbian History |
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U.S. History: New Nation to the Civil War (1775-1865) |
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U.S. History: Civil War and Reconstruction |
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U.S. History: U.S. as an Emerging Power (1865-1914) |
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U.S. History: World Wars and Depression |
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U.S. History: Modern Era (1945-Present) |
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Current History: People and Events of the Last 2 Years |
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Middle Grades Mathematics |
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Mathematics questions make up one-fifth of each Quick Recall round. The Mathematics Written Assessment exam has balanced proportions from each category. |
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Number Theory |
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Sequences and Patterns |
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Absolute Value, Integers, Rational Numbers |
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Ratio, Proportion and Percents |
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Problem Solving |
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Systems of Measurement |
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Geometry: Angles, Parallel Lines, Polygons, Circles, Geometric Solids |
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Geometry: Measurement (Perimeter, Circumference, Area, Surface Area, Volume) |
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Indirect Measurement (Similar Polygons, Pythagorean Theorem, Special Right Triangles, Trigonometry) |
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Statistics and Data Analysis |
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Probability: Independent/Dependent Events, Permutation, Combinations |
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Algebra I: Inequalities and Absolute Value |
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Algebra I: Polynomials, Polynomial Factoring, Algebraic Fractions |
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Algebra I: Relations, Functions and Variations |
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Algebra I: Linear Equations and Functions |
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Algebra I: Radicals and Exponents |
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Algebra I: Quadratic Equations and Functions |
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Middle Grades Science
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Science questions make up one-fifth of each Quick Recall round. The Science Written Assessment exam has balanced proportions from each category. |
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Matter: Chemical and Physical Properties, Compounds, Elements, Mixtures |
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Motion and Force: Inertia, Changes in Speed/Direction, Waves |
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Transfer of Energy: Heat Predictability, Electromagnetic Spectrum, Electricity |
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Living Systems’ Structure and Function: Uni/Multicellular Organisms, Specialization |
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Regulation and Behavior: Obtaining and Using Resources, Stimuli |
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Reproduction and Heredity |
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Diversity and Adaptation of Organisms |
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Populations and Ecosystems: Food Webs, Sunlight & Energy, Carrying Capacity |
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Earth’s Subsystems: Lithosphere, Atmosphere, Hydrosphere, Climate, Resources |
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Solar System and Beyond: Objects, Events, Gravity/Inertia, Constellations |
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Scientific Process: Experiments, Data Interpretation, Variables, Hypotheses, Laboratory Safety and First Aid |
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1950 to Present: Science, Technology, Fields of Study, Tools of Science |
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Plants: Resources/Uses, Diversity, Ecosystems, Evolution, Life Cycles |
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Animals: Diversity, Ecosystems, Evolution, Life Cycles |
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Fungi, Viruses and Bacteria |
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History of Science: Scientists, Inventions/Inventors, Technology |
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