Difference between revisions of "Gen Chem Exam 2 Ch4 5"
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:3) One of the aspects you like about WA is the ability to have multiple attempts at a question. During the exam you will be given 2 submissions only. | :3) One of the aspects you like about WA is the ability to have multiple attempts at a question. During the exam you will be given 2 submissions only. | ||
:4) Unlike most WA, during the exam you will be given one problem at a time, not the entire assignment. | :4) Unlike most WA, during the exam you will be given one problem at a time, not the entire assignment. | ||
| − | :5) You will | + | :5) You will know your score once you complete the exam. |
| − | + | An example of a timed WA is now available...see WA. | |
===How to Prepare=== | ===How to Prepare=== | ||
- There are NO restrictions on you as far as what you can use to complete the exam: | - There are NO restrictions on you as far as what you can use to complete the exam: | ||
| − | :*You may use your book | + | :*You may use your book with periodic table |
:* You may use your notes | :* You may use your notes | ||
:*I suggest that you make a '''''review sheet''''' | :*I suggest that you make a '''''review sheet''''' | ||
Latest revision as of 20:32, 1 April 2020
Exam 2 will be available on WebAssign at 8 am - 5(4) pm on Friday, April 3rd, 2020.
- You will be given 60 mins to complete the WebAssignment/Exam...once you click on the assignment.
Academic honesty reminder: Questions shall not be discussed between students during or after the exam period. If this is not a clear statement, then i will say, any discussion related to the exam material is considered academic dishonesty. (Please don't add this level of complexity to an already stressed environment; WebAssign knows all)
Exam 2 will cover chapter 4 and 5.
Notes:
- 1) As you may recall, we did not use webassign during chapter 4 since this material required writing out chemical equations and i am not a fan of the formatting required when using the ChemPad. I do think the ChemPad is very good way of entering chemical equations into WA, but i did not choose to "train" you on this product. THEREFORE, i will not ask you to use ChemPad during the WA exam 2.
- 2) To clarify any questions about the exam being timed, i will again reiterate that you can take the exam at any time on Friday, April 3rd; once you click on the "assignment/exam" a timer will begin. You will have 60 min to complete the questions. The exam will become unavailable at 5 pm, so start before 4 pm!!!
- 3) One of the aspects you like about WA is the ability to have multiple attempts at a question. During the exam you will be given 2 submissions only.
- 4) Unlike most WA, during the exam you will be given one problem at a time, not the entire assignment.
- 5) You will know your score once you complete the exam.
An example of a timed WA is now available...see WA.
How to Prepare
- There are NO restrictions on you as far as what you can use to complete the exam:
- You may use your book with periodic table
- You may use your notes
- I suggest that you make a review sheet
- ...with unit conversion
- ...with equations
- ...maybe chapter outlines?
Remember, you cannot call a friend.