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What are OC schools?
A. Classes for intellectually gifted Year 5 and Year 6 pupils at primary schools. These classes help students learn by employing specific teaching approaches and appropriate instructional resources.
B. Classes for intellectually gifted Year 4 and Year 5 pupils at primary schools. Using specialized teaching methods and instructional materials at the right level, these classes help students learn.
C. Classes for intellectually gifted Year 6 and Year 7 pupils at primary schools. Students benefit from these sessions because they are taught with specific methods and given materials that are appropriate for their abilities.
D. OC schools are schools where any student can enroll
What are Selective Schools?
A. Selective high schools cater to academically average, low-potential pupils who might not otherwise have appropriate classmates of their intellectual level.
B. Selective high schools cater to all the pupils in NSW no matter what their academic performance is
C. Selective high schools cater to academically brilliant, high-potential pupils who might not otherwise have appropriate classmates of their intellectual level.
D. Selective High School is for Year 10 – Year 12 students
What are Public Schools?
A. Primary schools often referred to as public schools, are schools that are free for Australian citizens and permanent residents. Students attend from Kinder to Year 12 and have some curriculum flexibility so that subjects like religious education can be taught.
B. Government schools often referred to as public schools, are schools that are free for Australian citizens and permanent residents. Students attend from Year 1 to Year 12.
C. Primary schools often referred to as public schools, are schools that charge a fee for Australian citizens and permanent residents. Students attend from Kinder to Year 12.
D. Government schools often referred to as public schools, are schools that are free for Australian citizens and permanent residents. Students attend from Kinder to Year 12.
What are Private Schools?
A. Government schools, sometimes known as private schools, are a subset of government schools that offer the best education for free.
B. Independent schools, sometimes known as private schools, are a subset of non-government schools which offer the best education but cost a significant amount of money.
C. Independent schools, sometimes known as private schools, are a subset of government schools that offer the best education but a student needs to pass a test in order to get in.
D. Government schools, sometimes known as private schools, are a subset of non-government schools which offer the best education.
What years are being covered when you apply for the OC and How do you get in?
A. The OC test is administered and taken when a child is in Year 4. If a student fails the test, that student will be in an Opportunity Class from Years 5 – 6
B. The OC test is administered and taken when a child is in Year 4. If a student passes the test, that student will be in a Selective Class from Years 5 – 6
C. The OC test is administered and taken when a child is in Year 5. If a student passes the test, that student will be in an Opportunity Class from Years 5 – 6
D. The OC test is administered and taken when a child is in Year 4. If a student passes the test, that student will be in an Opportunity Class from Years 5 – 6
What years are being covered when you apply for the Selective and How do you get in?
A. The Selective Test is administered and taken when a child is in Year 6. If a student passes the test, that student will be given an opportunity to be enrolled in a Selective Class from Years 7 – 12.
B. The Selective Test is administered and taken when a child is in Year 5. If a student passes the test, that student will be given an opportunity to be enrolled in a Selective Class from Years 7 – 12.
C. The Selective Test is administered and taken when a child is in Year 6. If a student fails the test, that student will be given an opportunity to be enrolled in a Selective Class from Years 7 – 12.
D. The Selective Test is administered and taken when a child is in Year 6. If a student passes the test, that student will be given an opportunity to be enrolled in an Opportunity Class from Years 7 – 12.
What subjects are there in the OC and Selective exams?
A. English, Writing, Math, and Thinking Skills
B. Reading and Writing, Mathematical Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning
C. English, General Ability, Thinking Skills, Verbal Reasoning
D. English, Writing, Mathematical Reasoning, Thinking Skills
What are some examples of OC Schools?
A. Beecroft Public School, Ashfield Public School, Parramatta High School
B. Sydney Boys High School, Beecroft Public School, Ashfield Public School
C. Beecroft Public School, Ermington Public School, Ashfield Public School
D. Northern Beaches Secondary College Manly Campus, Beecroft Public School, Ashfield Public School
What are some examples of Selective Schools?
A. James Ruse Agricultural High School, Fort Street High School, Quakers Hill Public School
B. Fort Street High School, Ryde Secondary College, Chatswood High School
C. James Ruse Agricultural High School, Sydney Technical High School, Beecroft Public School
D. James Ruse Agricultural High School, Ermington Public School, Fort Street High School
Why do parents want their child to get into an OC or Selective School?
A. The students in an OC/Selective School generally get high HSC scores. HSC Scores determine if you can continue with college or not. So parents want the lowest HSC score so they’d have more options.
B. The students in an OC/Selective School generally get low HSC scores. HSC Scores determine the courses or degrees that you can get in College, so parents want the lowest HSC score so they’d have more options.
C. The parents just want free education so they won’t have to worry about School Admission Fees
D. The students in an OC/Selective School generally get high HSC scores. HSC Scores determine the courses or degrees that you can get in College, so parents want the highest HSC score so they’d have more options.
Why do parents want their child to get a Private School Scholarship?
A. The students in a private school will be well-rounded. Students in private schools develop their academics, sports, and music altogether, skills that many parents want for their children.
B. The students in a private school will be well-rounded. Students in private schools develop their Math Skills, Reading Skills, and Writing skills altogether. These are skills that many parents want for their children.
C. Most of the students in private schools are rich. The parents want their children to be with rich people so they can be rich as well.
D. The students in a private school will be well-rounded. Students in private schools develop their Juggling Skills, Writing Skills, and Public Speaking skills altogether. These are skills that many parents want for their children.
What is the process of getting a Private School Scholarship?
A. A student needs to score in the top 4% of the Private Scholarship exam to be considered for an interview. If a student passes the interview, where they are asked questions about their life, previous school, and their parents, then they are given the scholarship.
B. A student needs to score in the top 5% of the Private Scholarship exam to be considered for an interview. If a student passes the interview, where they are asked questions about their goals, values, and beliefs, then they are given the scholarship.
C. A student needs to score in the top 20% of the Private Scholarship exam to be considered for an interview. If a student passes the interview, where they are asked questions about their goals, values, and beliefs, then they are given the scholarship.
D. A student needs to score in the top 4% of the Private Scholarship exam to be considered for an interview. If a student passes the interview, where they are asked questions about their goals, values, and beliefs, then they are given the scholarship.
Why is it hard to get a Private School Scholarship? What do they focus on that makes it harder than the OC/Selective Exam?
A. It is easy to get a Private School Scholarship because there is a writing segment and an interview segment in the Scholarship Process. Writing is a small component of the test which makes it easy for most kids and to top it all off there is an interview where students need to be good at public speaking.
B. It is hard to get a Private School Scholarship because there is a written test segment and a writing segment in the Scholarship Process. The written test is a huge component of the test and there is a writing segment where students need to be good at writing articles, creative stories, or poems.
C. It is hard to get a Private School Scholarship because there is a writing segment and an interview segment in the Scholarship Process. Writing is a huge component of the test which makes it hard for most kids and to top it all off there is an interview where students need to be good at public speaking.
D. It is hard to get a Private School Scholarship because only the top 1% of earners can afford to get into a Private School
What’s the point of an exam before a student gets into an OC/Selective school?
A. The tests are being done to measure the child’s academic potential or giftedness in Math, Thinking Skills, and English. Their scores determine what OC/Selective school they could and couldn’t get into
B. The tests are being done to measure the child’s general ability. Their scores don’t matter.
C. The tests are being done to measure the child’s academic potential or giftedness in Math, Thinking Skills, and English. Their scores don’t determine what OC/Selective school they could and couldn’t get into
D. The tests are being done to measure as to which schools the student could get into. Their scores determine what OC/Selective school they could and couldn’t get into
What types of questions do kids expect to answer when they are doing the English portion of the OC/Selective Exam?
A. Fiction Passage, Poem, Writing, Evaluation
B. Reading Comprehension, Poem, Cloze Passage, Comparing and Contrasting
C. Fiction Passage, Poem, Cloze Passage, Evaluation
D. Fiction Passage, Writing, Comparing, and Contrasting, Evaluation
What types of questions do kids expect to answer when they are doing the Math portion of the OC/Selective Exam?
A. Algebra, Statistics, Elliptic Functions, Decimal Place Value
B. Algebra, Geometry, Mathematical Physics, Decimal Place Value
C. Algebra, Calculus, Geometry, Basic Rules of Arithmetic
D. Algebra, Geometry, Decimal Place Value, Basic Rules of Arithmetic
What types of questions do kids expect to answer when they are doing the Thinking Skills portion of the OC/Selective Exam?
A. Logical Flaws, Comparing and Contrasting, Abstract Reasoning, Spatial Reasoning
B. Logical Flaws, Logical Statements, Abstract Reasoning, Spatial Reasoning
C. Abstract Reasoning, Elliptic Functions, Logical Flaws, Comparing and Contrasting
D. Logical Flaws, Evaluation, Abstract Reasoning, Spatial Reasoning
What is the structure or the amount of questions expected for Math on the Selective exam?
A. There are 30 questions for Math in the Selective Exam.
B. There are 40 questions for Math in the Selective Exam.
C. There are 35 questions for Math in the Selective Exam.
D. There are 25 questions for Math in the Selective Exam.
What is the structure or the amount of questions expected for English on the Selective exam?
A. There are 30 questions for English in the Selective Exam.
B. There are 40 questions for English in the Selective Exam.
C. There are 35 questions for English in the Selective Exam.
D. There are 25 questions for English in the Selective Exam
What is the structure or the amount of questions expected for Thinking Skills on the Selective exam?
A. There are 30 questions for Thinking Skills in the Selective Exam.
B. There are 40 questions for Thinking Skills in the Selective Exam.
C. There are 35 questions for Thinking Skills in the Selective Exam.
D. There are 25 questions for Thinking Skills in the Selective Exam
What is the difference between the Selective and OC exams?
A. There are no differences between the Selective and OC exams
B. The main difference is that the Selective exam has an interview portion while the OC exam does not
C. The main difference is that the Selective exam has an English portion while the OC exam does not
D. The main difference is that the Selective exam has a writing portion while the OC exam does not
What are the possible things to be written on the Writing part of the Selective Exam?
A. Newspaper reports, letters, Reviews, or Advice Sheets
B. Creative Writing, Poems, Analytical Writing
C. Newspaper reports, letters, Creative Writing
D. Reviews, Newspaper Reports, Poems
What are the two types of Scholarship exam formats?
A. The ACER Test and the Selective Test
B. The AAS Test and the OC Test
C. The AAS Test and the ACER Test
D. The OC Test and the Selective Test
What is the difference between General Ability and Thinking Skills?
A. Thinking Skills requires more vocabulary while General Ability requires more logic
B. There are no differences between General Ability and Thinking Skills
C. Thinking Skills requires more pattern recognition, while General Ability requires more logic
D. Thinking Skills require more logic while General Ability requires more pattern recognition.
What type of company is Scholarly and what services do we provide to Australia?
A. Scholarly is a Tutoring Company that prepares students for OC, Selective, and Scholarship Exams
B. Scholarly is a Tutoring Company that focuses on getting kids a Private School Scholarship
C. Scholarly is a Tutoring Company that teaches foundational concepts on Math, English, and Science
D. Scholarly is a Tutoring Company that teaches kids public speaking concepts
What are the programs that we offer here at Scholarly?
A. Nourishing Newton Program, Foundation Program, OC + Selective Program, Scholarship Program, High School Foundation Program, High School Advanced Program, Public Speaking Program
B. Foundation Program, OC + Selective Program, Scholarship Program, High School Foundation Program, Public Speaking Program
C. Nourishing Newton Program, Foundation Program, OC Program, Selective Program, Selective + Scholarship Program High School Foundations Program, and the High School English and Writing Program
D. Nourishing Newton Program, Foundation Program, OC + Selective Program, Scholarship Program, High School Foundation Program, High School English and Writing Program
What are the common problems in other coaching colleges?
A. Most of the tutoring colleges in Sydney are really good. There are no problems or issues with the coaching colleges in Sydney
B. Most of the tutoring colleges in Sydney focus on getting kids into a Selective. This is a big issue because kids want to have good foundations first
C. Most of the tutoring colleges in Sydney are really expensive. This is a big issue because only the top 1% can get help from coaching centres
D. Most of the tutoring colleges in Sydney lack foundation building. This is a big issue because kids don’t know what to do.
How do we deliver the classes?
A. The classes are delivered online through live videos on a platform called Workplace.
B. The classes are delivered face to face through a coaching centre in St. Leonards
C. The classes are delivered online through live videos on a platform called zoom
D. The classes are delivered online through live videos on a platform called Google Classroom
What platform is used for the classes?
A. The platform used for the classes is called Google Classroom
B. The platform used for the classes is called Microsoft Teams
C. The platform used for the classes is called Workplace
D. The platform used for the classes is called Zoom
What do we provide that other coaching colleges do not?
A. Scholarly gives a lot of practice questions and homework while also giving 6 hours of live classes per week.
B. Scholarly has qualified teachers that teach every week
C. Scholarly gives a lot of practice questions but we only have University Students
D. Scholarly gives a lot of practice questions and gives 4 hours of live classes per week
What is Scholarly’s Goal/Mantra?
A. Scholarly’s goal is to get students into the Top 10 OC, Top 15 Selective, or Private School Scholarship
B. Scholarly’s goal is to get students into the Top 20 OC, Top 20 Selective, or Private School Scholarship
C. Scholarly’s goal is to get students into the Top 10 OC, Top 10 Selective, or Private School Scholarship
D. Scholarly’s goal is to develop a kid’s foundation and to just stay with scholarly forever