(Plato’s Republic) (Final Exam) (i have attached a document with questions that you can not copy!)
Part A (5 marks):
List five (5) questions that you think would be appropriate for a comprehensive final exam for this class. Do not duplicate the discussion questions. Do not duplicate the essay questions. Do not write out this very set of exam questions and use them in some “meta” fashion. Come up with your own questions from your own head (but using the textbook!)
Part B (20 marks):
Justify your questions that you gave in Part A. Why are these questions better questions than other possible questions for a comprehensive final exam for this class? How do the correct answers for your questions demonstrate that a student of this class has attained the appropriate level of knowledge of the subject matter covered in this class? You likely will need to give in Part B the answers for the questions given in part A, as part of the justification of the questions you chose in Part A. That said, if you merely answer your own questions without justifying the existence of those questions in the first place, you will not pass the final exam. The justification (the argument for why your questions are indeed the best questions) is key.
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