Overview
You are to create your own exam for this class. Your exam should cover material from the chapters we have read so far and may include questions about the lectures as well. Your test should consist of 27 questions total (10 True/False questions, 15 Multiple choice questions, 2 short answer questions).
True/False: Try to make these challenging but also relevant. Ask about material from the reading but avoid being too specific (e.g.,"On page 52, the author writes the word "and" 18 times").
Multiple Choice: Again, these should be challenging and relevant. Do not include obviously wrong choices. Supply each question with 4 options (A, B, C, D). Avoid "All/None of the above" options.
Short Answer Questions: Invent 2 original short answer questions similar to those you get in your weekly reading questions assignments. These cannot be any questions already given in this course. Then provide answers to your questions (at least two paragraphs for each).
You are free to use any test making software you like but the easiest way may be to create your test using Word or some other word processing software. Be sure to supply answers for all of your questions! You can write these in, underline or highlight correct choices, use bold or ALL CAPS, etc.
Essentially, you will need to draft up your own version of an exam (the whole thing, questions and answers). I attached a sample exam at the bottom so you can see how to format it. It doesn't have to be exactly the same but do make sure you include all the required question types and also that you highlight the correct answers.
You will not be graded based solely on your answering the right answers to the questions you come up with! Instead, I will be looking for the depth and breadth of questions being asked (work to cover all of the theories we have looked at thus far). I would also like to see some thoughtfulness put into your short answer questions and responses. *Remember, you need to include your own response to each of your questions. Short answer responses should be 2 or more full paragraphs in length. Ideally, yours should be an exam that is challenging and rigorous enough to actually give in this course. Finally, I will of course be looking to make sure that the answers you provide are indeed correct.
Follow these guidelines and you'll do great. Looking forward to seeing what you all come up with! Using below link for the book. so far we used these articles/videos Articles used James Rachels,
The Challenge of Cultural Relativism:https://rintintin.colorado.edu/~vancecd/phil1100/Rachels1.pdf (Links to an external site.)
Ruth Benedict, A Defense of Ethical Relativism: ruth-benedict-22-a-defense-of-ethical-relativism22.pdf
YouTube video
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Use https://gwmatthews.github.io/ethics/index.htmlLinks to an external site