Written Exam

Order Description

This is a critical thinking assignment. There are no absolute right or wrong answers, so I will be grading on the clarity of your argument, your integration and comprehension of lecture material, and of course, grammar.

You are welcome to use any outside source you wish, including the textbook, just make sure you cite (Names, Year – ex: Smith & Smith, 2015) – I will be doing a plagiarism check, so any more than 5-6 words from another source must be put into quotes; but keep quotes to a minimum (no more than 1 or 2).

Regarding length, there is no minimum or maximum, use enough to clearly explain your argument – but the more you write and the longer your answer, the better chance you have of getting a good grade.

Each question will be graded on a 100 point (100%) scale – your total exam score will be out of 500 points.

Written Exam

Order Description

This is a critical thinking assignment. There are no absolute right or wrong answers, so I will be grading on the clarity of your argument, your integration and comprehension of lecture material, and of course, grammar.

You are welcome to use any outside source you wish, including the textbook, just make sure you cite (Names, Year – ex: Smith & Smith, 2015) – I will be doing a plagiarism check, so any more than 5-6 words from another source must be put into quotes; but keep quotes to a minimum (no more than 1 or 2).

Regarding length, there is no minimum or maximum, use enough to clearly explain your argument – but the more you write and the longer your answer, the better chance you have of getting a good grade.

Each question will be graded on a 100 point (100%) scale – your total exam score will be out of 500 points.