Compréhension orale Écoutez puis répondez aux questions.     1. Which events are discussed in this recording? . 2. Where does the family gather? . 3. Who prepares the first course? the speaker’s . 4. Who prepares the main dish? the speaker’s . 5. Who prepares the dessert? the speaker’s .  6. What is decorated? . 7. Who receives gifts? . 8. What do they go see in Paris? . 9. Where are they when the clock strikes midnight? .  

Bonus Tell me about your initial reactions to this quiz. Was the time limit too short, about right, too generous? / Or the amount on the test too short or too long? Was there enough variety in the questions?  Was there a topic you studied a lot but wasn’t on the quiz? Were the questions overall challenging, but manageable, too challenging, or not challenging enough? Do you think you aced it, passed it comfortably, barely passed, or need additional instruction and the opportunity for a re-do? Were there any confusing questions (instructions not clear) or technical issues while taking the quiz? If you took the quiz under Honorlock, were there are issues specific to that program?   French 4th semester Questions/Survey 8. Do you plan on taking French F204 in the Spring? Why or why not, or what are your hesitations?  9. What format would you prefer? (no guarantees, but we can try!) Asynchronous online (some conversations and one exam will need to be scheduled); Synchronous online (scheduled Zoom meetings once or twice a week?, optional or required?) Hybrid in person (once a week in person, the rest online) In person (twice a week and the rest online) If you would like in person once/(twice) a week, does T(R) 11:30-12:45 work in your schedule? If you don’t know now, we can check later. If I have enough requests for in person, we can try to find an agreeable time for all or most. 10. Besides the format of the course, what would you like to see happen in F204 to make your experience even better than F203? 

The three-fifths compromise involved:  

The term ‘social mobility’ in the context of education refers to:

The War of 1812 is fought because the __________refuse to respect American sovereignty in the west and on the ocean.

Washington stopped the _________________with a 13,000-man army of militia men from various states under Alexander Hamilton, showing that the federal government would not allow insurrection.

How did the Embargo of 1807 and the War of 1812 help bring about manufacturing in America?  

Hamilton knew that a centralized bank that handled loans and deposits on the national level would be critical to central government health. Jefferson believed the bank to be unconstitutional because the Constitution did not explicitly allow for it. Hamilton believed it to be an __________ power. 

Explain how the Founders treated slavery and why?    

Explain how the nature of labor changed.