You might see a True/False question.  Here’s a simple one: The standard deviation is a measure of how much a set of data varies from its mean. (This is true, BTW.)

The math department requires all exams to be proctored.  (That’s why we use HonorLock.) It can be daunting to get through all the tech requirements so that you can begin your assessment. We want you to be successful, so that is why we have you do a practice “exam” before you take your first midterm. In the space below, indicate how confident you now are in setting up that external webcam to the specifications outlined in the syllabus.  Use the numbers 1 to 10 where 1 = not confident at all and 10 = very confident.

Match passages with their teaching that all humans are related:

Why does Genesis 10:25 likely not refer to Pangaea?

HonorLock records you as you are taking the exam.  At the start of each exam, there will be a question where we tell you to your external webcam and do the following: Show us your one piece of blank scratch paper–both front and back.  Show us your note card–both front and back.  Show us your calculator–out of its case–then put it on your desk. Show us your cell phone–then turn it face down on your desktop.  Practice doing each of these of things now, (no worries if you don’t have a scratch paper or notecard!) turn to your external webcam, wave and say “hello,” then choose the correct answer.

Remember that question you skipped? If you scroll back on the question list, you should be able to see what it looks like when you have not yet answered a question. Pick red below.  Then go back to your skipped question and choose Down.

What table can help predict physical traits of children?

What is “gopher wood”?

What do secular geologists estimate as the average speleothem growth rate today?

Why does Genesis 10:25 likely not refer to Pangaea?