Composition and Literature
* American Literature
* Analyzing and Interpreting Literature
* College Composition and College Composition Modular
* English Composition
* English Literature
* Freshman College Composition
* French Language (Levels 1 and 2)
* German Language (Levels 1 and 2)
* Spanish Language (Levels 1 and 2)
History and Social Sciences
* American Government
* Human Growth and Development
* Introduction to Educational Psychology
* Introductory Psychology
* Introductory Sociology
* Principles of Macroeconomics
* Principles of Microeconomics
* Social Sciences and History
* History of the United States I: Early Colonization to 1877
* History of the United States II: 1865 to the Present
* Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648
* Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present
Science and Mathematics
* College Algebra
* College Mathematics
* Natural Sciences
* Financial Accounting
* Introductory Business Law
* Information Systems and Computer Applications
* Principles of Management
* Principles of Marketing
They are scored 20 to 80 and you need 50 to pass. You can't get credit for the exact same class you took in college. I took American Government (score = 63), History of the United States 1865-present (score=63) and College Algebra (score=77, even though I forgot how to do logs).
CLEP American Government Practice Questions
1. What is the name of the type of federal grant that gives wide discretion to local officials?
A: fund grant
B: block grant
C: mandated grant
D: revenue-sharing grant
E: categorical grants
2. Whose power is the Bill of Rights intended to restrict?
A: the citizens
B: the President
C: the federal government
D: the Senate
E: the House of Representatives
3. Which amendment to the Constitution specifically outlines the powers delegated to the states?
4. How did political parties nominate presidential candidates until the early nineteenth century?
A: direct election
B: series of state primaries
C: selection by party chairman
E: congressional caucuses
5. Who is responsible for issuing a writ of certiorari?
B: Supreme Court
C: Attorney General
E: Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
6. According to the Constitution, the members of which body must be chosen by popular election?A: Senate
B: House of Representatives
C: Supreme Court
E: Department of Defense
1. D. Revenue-sharing grants are basically dispersals of federal funds to local officials.
2. C. In the wake of the American Revolution, citizens were unwilling to allow a strong central authority.
3. D. A caucus is a closed meeting in which the members of a political party select a representative.
4. E. A caucus is a closed meeting in which the members of a political party select a representative.
5. B. A writ of certiorari is a higher court's request of a trial transcript.
6. B. The districts represented by the House of Representatives are meant to be equal in population.
US History 1865-present
1. What did the Sixteenth Amendment establish?
A: women's suffrage
B: the Department of Education
C: income tax
E: direct election of senators
2. Which of the following words characterizes American foreign policy between 1901 and 1920?
3. What was the intention of the grandfather clause issued in the 1890s?
A: To prevent non-whites from voting
B: To reduce the voting age to 18
C: To provide health care to senior citizens
D: To avoid conflict between blacks and whites
E: To restrict Native Americans to the reservations.
4. Why were the radio broadcasts of Father Coughlin controversial?
A: They called Franklin Roosevelt a socialist.
B: They were broadcast from Nazi Germany.
C: They used obscene language.
D: They advocated socialism.
E: They were often anti-Semitic.
5. Which of the following statements best expresses the philosophy of Booker T. Washington?
A: African-Americans should acquire their rights by force if necessary.
B: African-Americans should wait and allow rights to be granted them over time.
C: African-Americans do not deserve equal rights.
D: African-Americans should form their own nation in the western United States.
E: African-Americans should help themselves rather than looking for help from others.
6. What was the Democratic response to the oil shortages of the 1970s?A: an invasion of Iran
B: an emphasis on energy conservation and price controls
C: an embargo against Saudi Arabia
D: a massive shutdown of industry
E: a filibuster on the floor of the Senate
1. C. In Pollock v. Farmer's Loan (1895), the Supreme Court had ruled the federal income tax unconstitutional.
2. D. During this period, the agenda of the United States was to protect its economic interests and expand its influence.
3. A. After establishing extremely strict voting requirements, states declared that individuals whose relatives had voted before 1867 could automatically vote.
4. E. Father (Charles) Coughlin was one of the more popular right-wing speakers during the 1930s.
5. E. In contrast to W.E.B. DuBois, Washington advocated working for equal rights within the preexisting system.
6. B. The 1973 oil crisis began when the OPEC nations declared they would no longer trade with nations that had supported Israel during the Yom Kippur War.
1. A. Isolate the values for y and y2, and determine the values that make the equation true for these variables.
2. C. This problem can be solved in reverse by mentally applying FOIL to the answer choices.
3. B. Distribute the 8 across the parentheses before moving on.
4. D. Determine the value for P and factor in the given subscripts.
5. E. This problem can be simplified to 11 x 4 = 44.
6. D. X-intercepts are the places where the parabola passes through the x-axis.
7. A. This problem can be solved in reverse by mentally applying FOIL to the answer choices.
I take three more on Friday. I'm thinking Macroeconomics, College Mathematics, and maybe Social Sciences and History (it's 6 credits, I'm just not sure what it is). :) Incidentally, I have no idea what question four in the math above is talking about.