Education After the 1920s Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Education After the 1920s QuizOnline version Post-1920s ed. themes by Wendy Eckenrod 1 children are capable of ________ at younger ages than previously thought a Reading b Math c Getting themselves dressed 2 Kindergarten was not added to education till after the: a 1970s b 1950s c 1930s 3 Montessori and Head Start are examples of: a Kindergarten programs b Preschool programs c First grade programs 4 In the state of Virginia, grades K-5, recess or physical activity is available for ____________ per day? a 40 b 30 c 20 5 What courses are the first to be cut during budget shortfall? a English b Art c Biology 6 Who funds Head Start? a Family b Federal Government c State Government 7 Which of the following education programs is NOT funded by state funds? a Constitution b Aggression c Drug 8 elementary, junior, and high schools consisted of a _______ model in terms of number of years spent at each level. a 5 - 3 - 4 b 6 -3 - 3 c 3 - 4 - 4 9 Who pays for Montessori education? a Family b Federal government c State government 10 After WWI, _______ of the public school buildings were of the one-room school houses a 30% b 50% c 70%

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Education After the 1920s QuizOnline version

Post-1920s ed. themes

by Wendy Eckenrod

children are capable of ________ at younger ages than previously thought

Reading

Math

Getting themselves dressed

Kindergarten was not added to education till after the:

1970s

1950s

1930s

Montessori and Head Start are examples of:

Kindergarten programs

Preschool programs

First grade programs

In the state of Virginia, grades K-5, recess or physical activity is available for ____________ per day?

What courses are the first to be cut during budget shortfall?

English

Art

Biology

Who funds Head Start?

Family

Federal Government

State Government

Which of the following education programs is NOT funded by state funds?

Constitution

Aggression

Drug

elementary, junior, and high schools consisted of a _______ model in terms of number of years spent at each level.

5 - 3 - 4

6 -3 - 3

3 - 4 - 4

Who pays for Montessori education?

Family

Federal government

State government

After WWI, _______ of the public school buildings were of the one-room school houses

30%

50%

70%

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Education After the 1920s QuizOnline version

by Wendy Eckenrod

children are capable of ________ at younger ages than previously thought

Kindergarten was not added to education till after the:

Montessori and Head Start are examples of:

In the state of Virginia, grades K-5, recess or physical activity is available for ____________ per day?

What courses are the first to be cut during budget shortfall?

Who funds Head Start?

Which of the following education programs is NOT funded by state funds?

elementary, junior, and high schools consisted of a _______ model in terms of number of years spent at each level.

Who pays for Montessori education?

After WWI, _______ of the public school buildings were of the one-room school houses

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