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		<title>Study Questions for Final Exam</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 09 Dec 2008 02:35:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[You can now download the Study Questions for the Final Exam. I have also posted a link to these questions on the Assignments page, where you should review the format for the exam. The two essay questions in Part C of the exam will be drawn directly from these study questions. Because you have these [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You can now download the <a href="http://natalieharrower.com/dram201/wp-content/uploads/dram-201-final-exam-study-questions.pdf" target="_blank">Study Questions</a> for the Final Exam. I have also posted a link to these questions on the <a href="http://natalieharrower.com/dram201/assignments/" target="_self">Assignments</a> page, where you should review the format for the exam. The two essay questions in Part C of the exam will be drawn directly from these study questions. Because you have these questions in advance, I will expect you to provide detailed responses; strong answers will include specific examples from the plays to support a well though-out argument. If you have any questions about terminology in these questions, you have the opportunity to ask me in advance (by email or appointment). Happy studying!</p>
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		<title>Final Exam Question</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 12 Sep 2008 17:39:11 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[One of your classmates enquired about the content and format of the final exam; here is my response: The exam will draw on knowledge from all parts of the course. You&#8217;ll be asked to directly discuss the play texts, as they are the things that structure our semester, and your answers will benefit (significantly) from [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of your classmates enquired about the content and format of the final exam; here is my response:</p>
<p>The exam will draw on knowledge from all parts of the course. You&#8217;ll be asked to directly discuss the play texts, as they are the things that structure our semester, and your answers will benefit (significantly) from lectures, group discussions, and the assignments you&#8217;ve completed. It&#8217;s my belief that we learn in a variety of ways &#8211; one of those ways is through my lectures, but the points that come up in discussion are just as significant. For example, if I plan to talk about , e.g., the slave character in The Frogs, but someone else raises this point in class and we discuss it, then I will skip that part of my lecture because we&#8217;ve already covered it!</p>
<p>The format is not yet determined, but in all likeliness it will be composed of short- and long-answer questions that you have to answer in full-sentence and/or mini-essay format. Before classes end, I will make the format explicit, by listing how many parts the exams is composed of, and the format for questions in each part.</p>
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