1) it is under the full-time heterogenous groupings wherein you have to place 5 to 10 high ability students in one regular class per grade, along with 15 or 20 regular students. a) Resource Program b) Special Class c) Cluster Group. d) Magnet School 2) Students here are pulled out of their regular classes once or twice per week for 2 to 3 hours per session to participate in special enrichment activities. a) Magnet School b) Pullout Programs c) Part-time Special Classes d) Resource Program 3) It is a group of students not necessarily identified as gifted but students here are exposed to advanced content, resources, methodologies and they acquire new concepts, new vocabulary, and new tools. a) Special interest groups and clubs b) Magnet School c) Private School d) Enrichment Cluster. 4) The students differentiated experiences here could include independent projects, accelerated subjects, and small group enrichment activities, all of which aim at developing creative and other high-level thinking skills. a) Part Time Special Classes. b) Pullout Programs c) Enrichment Cluster d) Private School 5) This school offer specialized training in the arts, math, science, business, or trade skills. a) Special schools for the gifted b) School-within-a-school plans c) Magnet School. d) Special classes in the elementary school 6) The following are the Three Categories of Grouping options, EXCEPT; a) Full-time Heterogeneous Groupings b) Part-time or Temporary Groups c) Full-time Homosapiens Groupings d) Full-time Homogeneous Groupings 7) It is a placement of students with similar abilities into one classroom. a) Full-time Heterogeneous Groupings b) Full-time Homosapiens Groupings c) Full-time Homo Habilis Groupings d) Full-time Homogeneous Groupings 8) Here, gifted and talented students from around the district attend a particular school that also accommodates regular students. a) School-within-a-school plans. b) Special classes in the elementary school c) Full-time Heterogeneous Groupings d) Special schools for the gifted 9) It is when a diverse group of students is put in the same cooperative learning group.  a) Full-time Homo Habilis Groupings b) Special classes in the elementary school c) Full-time Heterogeneous Groupings d) Part-time or Temporary Groups 10) It is district-wide pullout plan in which gifted students are transported to specially equipped and staffed resource rooms or enrichment centers for one or two sessions per week. a) Magnet School b) Resource Program. c) Individualizing in Heterogeneous Classes d) Part-time Special Classes

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