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Mоdule 3 Exаm — InstructiоnsMоdule 3: Adulthood Across the LifespаnAt а Glance Questions 39 multiple choice Chapters covered Berger Ch 11, 12, 13 Time limit 120 minutes Attempts 1 Points 39 (1 point per question) Grading Automatic — your score appears as soon as you submit Proctoring Honor Lock (room scan, ID verification, single-tab focus) Available Tuesday, May 26 (morning) — take it any time before the deadline Due Thursday, May 28, 11:59 PM CST Before You Start☐ You've reviewed the Module 3 Study Guide — exam questions come only from Core sections + flagged Skim concepts listed there☐ Your paper notes are ready on your desk (handwritten or printed)☐ Your digital textbook is closed (Achieve, ebook, PDF — all closed)☐ All other browser tabs are closed☐ You're in a quiet, well-lit space for the room scan☐ Your photo ID is nearby for Honor Lock verificationA note on Module 3's compressed schedule: This is the shortest exam of the term, but the module itself is only 4 days. Plan your exam time around your Memo 3 Capstone, which is also due Thursday May 28. Many students prefer to take the exam earlier in the window (Tue/Wed) so they can focus on the capstone closer to the deadline.What's Allowed and What's Not✅ Allowed:Handwritten or printed paper notes visible on your deskA pen and blank scratch paperWater/coffee within arm's reach❌ Not allowed:Digital textbook, ebook, or PDF open in another windowOther browser tabs (Honor Lock will detect tab-switching)Phone, tablet, smartwatch, or second monitorOther people in the roomAny AI tool (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.)How Grading WorksThe exam is auto-graded as soon as you submit:1 point per correct answer, no penalty for wrong answersYour raw score (e.g., 33/39) converts to a percentageThe exam counts toward the Module Exams category, which is 45% of your final gradeYou'll see your total score immediately. There's no cumulative final after this — your Memo 3 Capstone (due the same day) does the synthesis-across-modules work that a final would.During the Exam120 minutes for 39 questions is plenty of time — most students finish in 60-75 minutesYou can flag questions and return to them within the time limitYou cannot pause the timer — once started, the clock runs continuouslySubmit when finished — don't let it auto-submit at 0:00 if you can avoid itIf your internet drops or Honor Lock crashes, email me immediately with a screenshot. Genuine technical issues can be resolved.Reminder About Honor LockHonor Lock will:Verify your identity with photo IDScan your room (360° sweep) before the exam startsRecord your screen and webcam during the examDetect tab-switching, copy-paste actions, and unusual behaviorFlag suspicious patterns for instructor review (not auto-fail)If Honor Lock flags something, I review the recording before any consequence is determined. Honest mistakes happen — clear policy violations are different.This is the last exam of the term. You've made it. Good luck.
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