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U.S. History Sem 1 Literacy Advantage

Unit 1: The Need to Read

Lesson 1.1: Reading and Vocabulary

Activity 1.1.1: Study - Active Reading

(Documents: Study Sheet)

Learn skills and strategies that will help you be an active reader in this and other

courses.

Duration: 45 min

Activity 1.1.2: Quiz - Active Reading

Take a quiz to check your understanding of what you have learned.

Duration: 10 min Scoring: 10 Points Earned: _____

Activity 1.1.3: Study - Building a Vocabulary


Learn how to use words to express a variety of ideas and study a few helpful

vocabulary words and tips.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 1.1.4: Quiz - Building a Vocabulary



Lesson 1.2: Getting Started in the Course

Activity 1.2.1: Study - Reading Strategies in the Course


Learn how the eight reading strategies will be useful in this course.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 1.2.2: Quiz - Reading Strategies in the Course



Lesson 1.3: The Need to Read Wrap-Up

Activity 1.3.1: Review - The Need to Read

Get ready for the unit test by reviewing important ideas and skills.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 1.3.2: Test (CST) - The Need to Read

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Take a computer-scored test to check what you have learned in this unit.


Activity 1.3.3: Test (TST) - The Need to Read

Take a teacher-scored test to check what you have learned in this unit.


Lesson 1.4: Diagnostic

Activity 1.4.1: Diag - The Need to Read

Take a diagnostic test that will create a study plan based on your answers.

Duration: 20 min Scoring: 10 Points Earned: _____ (optional)

Unit 2: First Contacts

Lesson 2.1: Europeans in the New World

Activity 2.1.1: Study - The First Americans


Learn how to study history and use your new skills to learn more about the first

Americans.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 2.1.2: Quiz - The First Americans



Activity 2.1.3: Discuss - Introduce Yourself

(Documents: Discussion)

Introduce yourself to the other students in your class.


Activity 2.1.4: Study - New Spain


Find out why many Europeans wanted to find claim and settle new lands.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 2.1.5: Quiz - New Spain



Activity 2.1.6: Read - Columbus and Champlain

(Documents: Reading Guide, Reading Materials, Reading Materials)

Learn about primary and secondary sources and use your new skills to understand

the writings of Christopher Columbus and Samuel de Champlain.







Duration: 30 min

Activity 2.1.7: Quiz - Columbus and Champlain



Activity 2.1.8: Checkup - Europeans in the New World

(Documents: Checkup)

Answer questions to check your understanding of the material.

Duration: 10 min

Lesson 2.2: First Connections

Activity 2.2.1: Study - Settling North America


Locate and describe early European communities in North America.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 2.2.2: Quiz - Settling North America



Activity 2.2.3: Study - Cooperation and Conflict: The Columbian Exchange


Discover the positive and negative results of continued contact between European

settlers and Native Americans.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 2.2.4: Quiz - Cooperation and Conflict: The Columbian Exchange



Activity 2.2.5: Study - Life at Jamestown


Learn more about the challenges early European settlers faced.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 2.2.6: Quiz - Life at Jamestown



Activity 2.2.7: Checkup - First Connections







Duration: 10 min

Lesson 2.3: The Atlantic World

Activity 2.3.1: Study - Trade Routes


Learn about the economic and cultural ties that developed between North America

Africa and the Caribbean.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 2.3.2: Quiz - Trade Routes



Activity 2.3.3: Practice - Exploring Maps and Charts

(Documents: Practice Assignment)

Read maps charts and other primary sources and explain what you learned from

them.


Activity 2.3.4: Study - The Slave Trade


Learn about the role of slave labor from Africa in the development of the colonies.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 2.3.5: Quiz - The Slave Trade



Activity 2.3.6: Study - The Effects of War


Learn about the conflicts that developed in Europe during the colonial period and

how they affected the North American colonies.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 2.3.7: Quiz - The Effects of War



Activity 2.3.8: Checkup - The Atlantic World









Duration: 10 min

Lesson 2.4: Free and Forced Labor in the Colonies

Activity 2.4.1: Study - Making a Living


Discover what life was like for North American settlers.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 2.4.2: Quiz - Making a Living



Activity 2.4.3: Journal - Gender and Labor

(Documents: Journal)

Compare the relationship between gender and labor in the 1800s with gender roles

today.


Activity 2.4.4: Study - Indentured Servitude


Learn about the system of indentured servitude.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 2.4.5: Quiz - Indentured Servitude



Activity 2.4.6: Study - Slavery


Learn about why landowners came to use slaves instead of indentured servants.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 2.4.7: Quiz - Slavery



Activity 2.4.8: Checkup - Free and Unfree Labor in the

Colonies



Duration: 10 min






Lesson 2.5: First Contacts Wrap-Up

Activity 2.5.1: Review - First Contacts

(Documents: Review)


Duration: 30 min

Activity 2.5.2: Test (CST) - First Contacts



Activity 2.5.3: Test (TST) - First Contacts




Activity 2.6.1: Diag - First Contacts



Unit 3: Becoming American

Lesson 3.1: European Colonies in North America

Activity 3.1.1: Study - Northern Colonies


Learn about the northern colonies of Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island

and Connecticut.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 3.1.2: Quiz - Northern Colonies



Activity 3.1.3: Practice - Improving an Essay


Improve a draft of an essay.


Activity 3.1.4: Study - Mid-Atlantic Colonies


Learn about the Mid-Atlantic colonies of New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and

Delaware.





Duration: 30 min

Activity 3.1.5: Quiz - Mid-Atlantic Colonies



Activity 3.1.6: Study - Chesapeake Colonies


Learn about the Chesapeake colonies of Maryland and Virginia.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 3.1.7: Quiz - Chesapeake Colonies


Activity 3.1.8: Study - Southern Colonies


Learn about the southern colonies of North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 3.1.9: Quiz - Southern Colonies



Activity 3.1.10: Checkup - European Colonies in North America



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 3.2: British North America

Activity 3.2.1: Study - Turning on the Light


Compare the ideas of the Enlightenment and the Great Awakening. Examine how

these ideas affected colonial life.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 3.2.2: Quiz - Turning on the Light



Activity 3.2.3: Study - Trouble in the Colonies


Learn about the events that led to trouble between the British king and North

American colonies.






Duration: 30 min

Activity 3.2.4: Quiz - Trouble in the Colonies



Activity 3.2.5: Study - Troubles Lead to War


Learn how trouble between the British king and his North American subjects

resulted in war.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 3.2.6: Quiz - Troubles Lead to War



Activity 3.2.7: Checkup - British North America



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 3.3: The Revolutionary War

Activity 3.3.1: Study - Taking Sides


Compare the ideas of those who were for the war with the British to those who

were against it.

Duration: 40 min

Activity 3.3.2: Quiz - Taking Sides



Activity 3.3.3: Discuss - Becoming American?


Discuss what it meant to be American at the time of the Revolution and what it

means to you today.


Activity 3.3.4: Read - The Declaration of Independence

(Documents: Reading Guide, Reading Materials)

Read the Declaration of Independence and learn more about why the Patriots

wanted to end British rule.

Duration: 30 min







Activity 3.3.5: Quiz - The Declaration of Independence



Activity 3.3.6: Study - The War's Conclusion and Consequences


Examine what helped the Americans win the Revolutionary War.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 3.3.7: Quiz - The War's Conclusion and Consequences



Activity 3.3.8: Checkup - The Revolutionary War



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 3.4: Examining the Constitution

Activity 3.4.1: Journal - Your Bill of Rights


Prepare to learn about the Constitution by identifying rights that are important to

your daily life.


Activity 3.4.2: Study - Life after the Revolution


Learn about the challenges the nation faced in the decades following the

Revolutionary War.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 3.4.3: Quiz - Life after the Revolution



Activity 3.4.4: Study - Making the Constitution


Learn about the Constitution and what makes it special.

Duration: 40 min

Activity 3.4.5: Quiz - Making the Constitution








Activity 3.4.6: Study - Making the Constitution Work


Examine the agreements that were made during the writing of the Constitution.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 3.4.7: Quiz - Making the Constitution Work



Activity 3.4.8: Journal - A Second Look at the Bill of Rights


Identify three issues that helped start the American Revolution. Compare the rights

people cared about in the 1780s to the rights that you found most important to

your daily life.


Activity 3.4.9: Checkup - Examining the Constitution



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 3.5: Becoming American Wrap-Up

Activity 3.5.1: Review - Becoming American

(Documents: Review)


Duration: 30 min

Activity 3.5.2: Test (CST) - Becoming American



Activity 3.5.3: Test (TST) - Becoming American




Activity 3.6.1: Diag - Becoming America







Unit 4: America in the Age of Jackson

Lesson 4.1: Liberty Power and Party Politics

Activity 4.1.1: Study - The Virginia Presidents


Learn about the Virginia-born presidents who led the country during its first years.

Duration: 40 min

Activity 4.1.2: Quiz - The Virginia Presidents



Activity 4.1.3: Study - From Regional to Party Politics


Look at the conflicts that gave rise to the first American political parties.

Duration: 40 min

Activity 4.1.4: Quiz - From Regional to Party Politics



Activity 4.1.5: Study - Voting and Gender


Examine early American ideas of what it meant to be a man. Examine how these

ideas affected voting laws of the 1800s.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 4.1.6: Quiz - Voting and Gender



Activity 4.1.7: Checkup - Liberty Power and Party Politics



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 4.2: The First Industrial Revolution

Activity 4.2.1: Study - The Nation's Early Growth


Examine the reasons for and the results of expansion during Jefferson's presidency.

Duration: 30 min






Activity 4.2.2: Quiz - The Nation's Early Growth



Activity 4.2.3: Study - Transportation Revolution


Find out how advances in transportation allowed many Americans to move to the

West.

Duration: 40 min

Activity 4.2.4: Quiz - Transportation Revolution



Activity 4.2.5: Study - Economics and Party Politics


Compare the economic policies of the Democrats and the Whigs.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 4.2.6: Quiz - Economics and Party Politics



Activity 4.2.7: Practice - Democrats and Whigs


Use a graphic organizer to compare the Democratic Party with the Whig Party.


Activity 4.2.8: Checkup - The First Industrial Revolution



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 4.3: Forced and Voluntary Movement

Activity 4.3.1: Study - Slavery in the South


Find out how slavery shaped the Southern economy and culture and affected

African American families.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 4.3.2: Quiz - Slavery in the South








Activity 4.3.3: Study - Role Play: Trail of Tears


Learn about the effects of the nation's growth on Native Americans through a role-

play activity.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 4.3.4: Journal - Your Experiences on the Trail


Describe what you experienced during the role-play activity about the Trail of

Tears.


Activity 4.3.5: Quiz - Trail of Tears



Activity 4.3.6: Study - New European Arrivals


Discover why many Europeans came to the United States in the mid-1800s.

Duration: 40 min

Activity 4.3.7: Quiz - New European Arrivals



Activity 4.3.8: Checkup - Forced and Voluntary Movement



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 4.4: Building New Communities

Activity 4.4.1: Study - City Culture


Find out what life was like in a 19th-century American city.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 4.4.2: Quiz - City Culture



Activity 4.4.3: Discuss - Then and Now: Women at Work







Discuss the gender roles of 19th-century workers and compare them with the

gender roles of workers today.


Activity 4.4.4: Study - Second Great Awakening


Find out why mid-19th-century Americans took a new interest in religion. Learn

how the Second Great Awakening affected American society.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 4.4.5: Quiz - Second Great Awakening



Activity 4.4.6: Read - Beecher and GrimkÃ©


Read letters from Catherine Beecher and Angelina Grimke

Duration: 30 min

Activity 4.4.7: Quiz - Beecher and GrimkÃ©



Activity 4.4.8: Checkup - Building New Communities



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 4.5: America in the Age of Jackson Wrap-

Up

Activity 4.5.1: Review - America in the Age of Jackson

(Documents: Review)


Duration: 30 min

Activity 4.5.2: Test (CST) - America in the Age of Jackson



Activity 4.5.3: Test (TST) - America in the Age of Jackson










Activity 4.6.1: Diag - America in the Age of Jackson



Unit 5: North-South Conflict

Lesson 5.1: Growth and Conflict

Activity 5.1.1: Study - Manifest Destiny


Discover why many Americans supported national growth.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 5.1.2: Quiz - Manifest Destiny



Activity 5.1.3: Study - Hispanic Americans


Examine how the United States gained control of land from Mexico and how it

affected the people who already lived there.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 5.1.4: Quiz - Hispanic Americans



Activity 5.1.5: Study - Consequences of Compromise


Learn how the nation's growth led to arguments about the growth of slavery.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 5.1.6: Quiz - Consequences of Compromise



Activity 5.1.7: Checkup - Conflict amid Expansion



Duration: 10 min





Lesson 5.2: Early Antislavery

Activity 5.2.1: Study - African Americans Fight Slavery


Discover how African Americans worked to escape or end slavery.

Duration: 40 min

Activity 5.2.2: Quiz - African Americans Fight Slavery



Activity 5.2.3: Read - Views For and Against Slavery

(Documents: Reading Guide, Reading Materials, Reading Materials)

Use primary sources to evaluate arguments for and against slavery.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 5.2.4: Quiz - Views For and Against Slavery



Activity 5.2.5: Practice - Slave Rebellions


Use primary sources to learn about the effect of Nat Turnerâ€™s rebellion.


Activity 5.2.6: Study - Northerners Fight Slavery


Learn about Northerners' efforts to end slavery.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 5.2.7: Quiz - Northerners Fight Slavery



Activity 5.2.8: Checkup - Early Antislavery



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 5.3: The Union in Crisis

Activity 5.3.1: Study - Northern and Southern Cultures


Compare the economic political and cultural characteristics of the Northern and









Southern states.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 5.3.2: Quiz - Northern and Southern Cultures



Activity 5.3.3: Study - Crisis in Context


Examine the issues that led to conflict between the North and the South.

Duration: 40 min

Activity 5.3.4: Quiz - Crisis in Context



Activity 5.3.5: Discuss - Fighting Violence with Violence


Discuss the strategies of John Brown and others who used violence to try to end

slavery.


Activity 5.3.6: Study - Liberty and Power


Examine the political conflict that led Southern states to consider leaving the

Union.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 5.3.7: Quiz - Liberty and Power



Activity 5.3.8: Checkup - The Union in Crisis



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 5.4: The Civil War

Activity 5.4.1: Study - The War Begins


Examine the events that resulted in war between the North and the South.

Duration: 30 min






Activity 5.4.2: Quiz - The War Begins



Activity 5.4.3: Study - The War at Home


Look at how the war affected daily life in the North and the South.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 5.4.4: Quiz - The War at Home



Activity 5.4.5: Study - Final Days of the War


Look at the factors that resulted in the Union victory in the war.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 5.4.6: Quiz - Final Days of the War



Activity 5.4.7: Checkup - The Civil War



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 5.5: North-South Conflict Wrap-Up

Activity 5.5.1: Review - North-South Conflict

(Documents: Review)


Duration: 30 min

Activity 5.5.2: Test (CST) - North-South Conflict



Activity 5.5.3: Test (TST) - North-South Conflict








Activity 5.6.1: Diag - North-South Conflict



Unit 6: Citizenship Defined

Lesson 6.1: Reconstruction Amendments and Citizenship

Activity 6.1.1: Study - Presidential Reconstruction


Compare the plans of presidents Lincoln and Johnson to address the problems

facing the South after the war.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 6.1.2: Quiz - Presidential Reconstruction



Activity 6.1.3: Journal - Reconciliation or Punishment?


Write down your opinion of the most effective approach in dealing with the South

after the Civil War.


Activity 6.1.4: Study - Radical Reconstruction


Look at Congressional Reconstruction and how it affected the South.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 6.1.5: Quiz - Radical Reconstruction



Activity 6.1.6: Study - Reconstruction Amendments and Citizenship


Examine the constitutional amendments passed during Reconstruction and find out

how they affected African Americans.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 6.1.7: Quiz - Reconstruction Amendments and

Citizenship







Activity 6.1.8: Checkup - Reconstruction Amendments and

Citizenship



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 6.2: New Opportunities

Activity 6.2.1: Study - African American Migration


Learn about the opportunities and problems for African Americans who left

Southern farms.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 6.2.2: Quiz - African American Migration



Activity 6.2.3: Practice - African American Migration


Learn how to write an outline and use this new skill to organize what you have

learned about African American migration.


Activity 6.2.4: Study - Entering Politics


Look at the consequences of increased African American political participation.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 6.2.5: Quiz - Entering Politics



Activity 6.2.6: Study - Black Social Organizations


Look at the social political and religious organizations created by African Americans

during Reconstruction.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 6.2.7: Quiz - Black Social Organizations








Activity 6.2.8: Checkup - New Opportunities



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 6.3: Lost Opportunities

Activity 6.3.1: Study - Southern Reaction


Learn about Southern states' responses to the changing social status of African

Americans.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 6.3.2: Quiz - Southern Reaction



Activity 6.3.3: Study - Land and Labor in the South


Learn about the challenges farmers faced in the South during Reconstruction.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 6.3.4: Quiz - Land and Labor in the South



Activity 6.3.5: Study - The Compromise of 1877 and the End of Reconstruction


Examine the Compromise of 1877 and other factors leading to the end of

Reconstruction.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 6.3.6: Discuss - Reconstruction: Success or Failure?


Discuss the successes and limits of Reconstruction with the students in your class.


Activity 6.3.7: Quiz - The Compromise of 1877 and the End of Reconstruction



Activity 6.3.8: Checkup - Lost Opportunities








Duration: 10 min

Lesson 6.4: Looking West

Activity 6.4.1: Study - Heading West


Find out why many Americans wanted to move to the West after the Civil War.

Learn about the consequences of this movement.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 6.4.2: Quiz - Heading West



Activity 6.4.3: Study - Native American Troubles


Examine how Native Americans in the Great Plains were affected by American

settlers.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 6.4.4: Quiz - Native American Troubles



Activity 6.4.5: Read - Voting Rights for Women

(Documents: Reading Guide, Reading Materials, Reading Materials, Reading

Materials, Reading Materials)

Read editorial cartoons to evaluate the arguments for and against giving women

the right to vote.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 6.4.6: Quiz - Voting Rights for Women



Activity 6.4.7: Checkup - Looking West



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 6.5: Citizenship Defined Wrap-Up

Activity 6.5.1: Review - Citizenship Defined











(Documents: Review)


Duration: 30 min

Activity 6.5.2: Test (CST) - Citizenship Defined



Activity 6.5.3: Test (TST) - Citizenship Defined




Activity 6.6.1: Diag - Citizenship Defined



Unit 7: Industrial America

Lesson 7.1: The Second Industrial Revolution

Activity 7.1.1: Study - The Growth of Big Business


Look at the growth of modern businesses.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 7.1.2: Quiz - The Growth of Big Business



Activity 7.1.3: Study - Leaders of Industry


Look at business leaders of the turn of the century and find out how they became

rich.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 7.1.4: Quiz - Leaders of Industry



Activity 7.1.5: Study - Business and Labor


Learn how new industries and business policies changed the nature of work.





Duration: 30 min

Activity 7.1.6: Quiz - Business and Labor



Activity 7.1.7: Practice - Writing About Business and Labor


Write an essay about the relationship between business and labor.


Activity 7.1.8: Checkup - The Second Industrial Revolution



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 7.2: The New Immigrants

Activity 7.2.1: Study - New Immigrants


Learn about the immigrants who arrived in the United States around the turn of the

20th century.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 7.2.2: Quiz - New Immigrants



Activity 7.2.3: Study - New Immigrants Face Challenges


Find out why the life of new immigrants was often difficult.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 7.2.4: Quiz - New Immigrants Face Challenges



Activity 7.2.5: Study - The Golden Door Closes


Find out why many Americans sought to limit immigration by the early 1900s.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 7.2.6: Quiz - The Golden Door Closes








Activity 7.2.7: Checkup - The New Immigrants



Duration: 10 min

Lesson 7.3: Daily Life in the Industrial Age

Activity 7.3.1: Study - Changing Uses of Space


Discover how advances in transportation changed ideas about space and time.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 7.3.2: Quiz - Changing Uses of Space



Activity 7.3.3: Study - Age of Inventions


Look at the invention that improved life for Americans at the turn of the 20th

century.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 7.3.4: Quiz - Age of Inventions



Activity 7.3.5: Journal - I Can't Do Without It!


Write about the turn-of-the-20th-century inventions that you can't live without.


Activity 7.3.6: Study - A Changing Culture


Examine how Americans spent their free time during the late 1800s and early

1900s.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 7.3.7: Quiz - A Changing Culture



Activity 7.3.8: Checkup - Daily Life in the Industrial Age








Duration: 10 min

Lesson 7.4: Challenges of Industrialization

Activity 7.4.1: Study - Government Corruption


Find out how political machines and bosses gained and maintained power in many

American cities.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 7.4.2: Quiz - Government Corruption



Activity 7.4.3: Study - The Other Half


Examine the roots and effects of poor living and working conditions in many

American cities.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 7.4.4: Quiz - The Other Half



Activity 7.4.5: Read - How the Other Half Lives


Use primary sources to examine life among New Yorkâ€™s poor.

Duration: 30 min

Activity 7.4.6: Quiz - How the Other Half Lives



Activity 7.4.7: Discuss - A Modern How the Other Half Lives


Discuss whether society needs a new version of Jacob Riis's book How the Other

Half Lives.


Activity 7.4.8: Checkup - Challenges of Industrialization










Duration: 10 min

Lesson 7.5: Industrial and Urban America Wrap-Up

Activity 7.5.1: Review - Industrial and Urban America

(Documents: Review)


Duration: 30 min

Activity 7.5.2: Test (CST) - Industrial and Urban America



Activity 7.5.3: Test (TST) - Industrial and Urban America




Activity 7.6.1: Diag - Industrial and Urban America



Unit 8: U.S. History Sem 1 Review and Exam

Lesson 8.1: U.S. History Sem 1

Activity 8.1.1: Review - U.S. History Sem 1

(Documents: Default, Review)

Get ready for the exam by reviewing important ideas and skills covered in this

semester.

Duration: 1 hr

Activity 8.1.2: Exam - U.S. History Sem 1

Take a computer-scored exam to show what you have learned in this semester.


Activity 8.1.3: Final Exam - U.S. History Sem 1

Take a teacher-scored exam to show what you have learned in this semester.

Duration: 1 hr 15 min Scoring: 100 Points Earned: _____

Appendix B: Additional Activities B.1: Extra Credit




Scoring: 15 Points Earned: _____