What is the name of the ceremony where students receive their diplomas?

There's something wrong with this question. both graduation and convocation are correct, it even says so in the explanation. I think one of the options has to go

In the UK there is no such thing as an "Associate" degree: I can't think what that is. Just Bachelors' degrees, taught Masters' (eg M.A or M.Sc) , research Masters' which is much higher (eg M.Phil.) and Doctorates ( eg Ph.D or D.Phil). There are courses called " Post-graduate Certificates" which can be taken _after_ first graduation, in topics such as Education - maybe those are like the Associate degrees?

Veronica, What on earth is " gration"?

I graduated from the school of hard knocks

little b, I’m a gration student

Dorothy , we always like graduation when we’re going to graduate.

JENNIFER 💗, why don't you like

JENNIFER 💗, me neither. It says also known as convocation right in the explanation.

we always like graduations when we're going to graduate.

I'm a gration student

I don't like thi question 😒