This Finаl exаm is mоnitоred аnd screen recоrded! Please make sure you follow all provided guidelines. Please reach out through PRONTO if you have any questions or concerns. This exam will test your knowledge on all Chapters 16-28 with questions from previous Unit 1 - 5 exams. This Final exam is monitored. You must use Honorlock. You will have 120 minutes to complete this exam. Once you begin, you must complete this exam. Keep track of your time. You will view one exam question at a time. Prioritize answering every question to the best of your ability. You may revisit questions you are unsure of once you have attempted all questions. THIS IS NOT AN OPEN BOOK TEST. THE USE OF ELECTRONICS IS NOT ALLOWED OTHER THAN YOUR COMPUTER USED FOR TESTING. ENVIRONMENT RECORDING MUST BE DONE PROPERLY OR POINTS WILL BE DEDUCTED.READ BEFORE TAKING THE EXAM: (Point deductions)1. If I cannot read your name on your ID: -10 points2. If you do not do a proper environmental check including the desk and your lap: -140 points3. If you move from the room: -70 points4. If your using notes during the exam: -140 points5. If your camera is not facing you and its sideways or at a different angle: -140 points6. If you move out of frame: -10 points7. If you are constantly moving in and out: -140 points8. If I can only see half or part of your face during the exam (show your full face and upper torso): -140 points9. If your taking an exam on your bed and not on a table: -50 points10. If someone comes into the room during the exam: -25 points11. If your watching TV, listening to music, or at a place where there is a lot of noise: -140 points12. If you are reading the questions out loud without permission: -140 points13. Taking an exam without an ID: -70 pointsACADEMIC DISHONESTY IS NOT TOLERATED! Academic dishonesty will be penalized with an F in the course and will be reported to the college.
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