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MCQ vocabulary check plus two short-answer questions on plans and entrepreneurship.
Rubric for identifying claim, evidence, and counterargument in short responses.
MCQ on organelles plus a short-answer explaining function.
Key-point rubric covering alliances, nationalism, and the assassination trigger.
Definitions check for market research and competitive analysis terms.
Short-answer rubric for identifying theme with textual support.