Notes
Unless you have a system that works better, you
should do these assignments according to the instructions, and in the order, shown on this
page.
You should maintain a study journal for this course. This journal is certainly a critical
element in your learning experience. But what is more, it serves as serves as tangible
verification of your commitment to learning the subject.(Free-Ed.Net cannot offer
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 Assignment 11.1
Carefully study the Lesson Summary. Take thorough
notes, ask yourself questions, and research terms and names that are unfamiliar to you.
A Google search box is located at the
bottom of this page for your convenience.
Assignment
11 .2
Work your way through the Multiple-Choice and True-False questions for this
lesson. Your objective is not a "good grade." Instead, you should use these
quizes as an effective means for extending your understanding of the topic even further.
 Assignment 11.3
Work on the Fill-the-Blank and Essay questions. These are
a bit more difficult to complete than the questions in the previous assignment. But If you
take these questions and topics seriously, you can become as knowledgeable in this subject
as any college student.
Hint: Take
your time with the essay questions. When you are ready to compose your responses, type
them carefully into the answer boxes and use the links at the bottom of the exams to
e-mail the results to your mentor or yourself.
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