(1) For new or newer papers which had few historical exam questions, one
or more enterprising study group members would post possible exam
questions (and answers).
(2) one very kind person did a distribution of the point value of
questions by paper for the last 5 or so exams and posted it. I found it
interesting to see how the exams emphasized the various papers, and how
it changed.
Also: the syllabus says that "the exam will not necessarily be limited
to the excerpts expressed in the listed readings" and that questions
with no generally acceptable solution may be posed.
Can anyone tell me how often these off-reading questions are put on the
exam?
Thanks!
Victoria Lusk
>----------
>From: Lawn,Yin[SMTP:Yin.Lawn@cna.com]
>Sent: Thursday, July 09, 1998 1:57 PM
>To: studygroup9@lists.casact.org
>Subject: Hi
>
>So, how should we do this? Are we going to post questions over the
>internet? or are we going to focus on specific topics then people can
>discuss about it then someone can wrap it up with a conclusion? Are we
>going to make up questions then share with each other?
>
> ---Yin
>