Examination
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Examination
One (Links below)
Reminder #1: Once you get into the
exam, do not hit the tab key. That will do bad, very bad, things.
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may have other windows open while you take this exam, but be very careful
that you do not close out of the exam window; you only get one chance to
access the exam.
Reminder #3: Watch your time. You only have 150 minutes to take this exam: 60 minutes for the multiple choice section and 90 minutes for the essay. Reminder #4: If you have time, review your multiple choice answers before submitting the test to make sure that you've marked an answer to each question. In the essay portion, I do ask you to quote from your sources, so you might want to print them out or bookmark them, highlighting or otherwise marking sections that you think are more important than others, so that you will have them ready when you get to that section of the test. The exams will occur in two parts: Multiple Choice Section for Units 1 - 11 and 13 Multiple Choice Section for Units 1 - 11 and 14
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