Quizzes

A few thoughts about these quizzes and answering questions in general:
 * There is no need to rephrase the question in your answer. This just takes time and space.
 * When you seem to list multiple potential answers (the "kitchen sink" approach), I do not know which is your real answer. The result of this confusion is often that you lose points.
 * In many cases I was not sure //what// it was that you were saying. This is often caused by the "stream of consciousness" approach where your answer seems to twist and turn and your poor reader (me) gets lost. Sometimes, though, it is because you are being careless. If I cannot easily interpret your answer, you are going to lose points. I __strongly__ recommend that you //first// think through your answer and //then// write it down. Finally, a quick proof-reading of your answer can often catch stupid mistakes.
 * In science (or maybe life in general) there are sometimes multiple answers that //could// be correct, at least under certain circumstance or certain scenarios, but there is generally one answer that rises above the others. I am looking for the //best// answer, the one that is broadly true, works with the fewest other details being true (i.e., no tortured scenarios), or flows most directly from the wording in the question.

We had 80 points possible, but again, you will be graded out of 50 points; the maximum you can earn, however, is 100%.

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