The easiest way to present the answers in Exam #3 is to number each one so I will know which question you are answering. Numbering them also allows you to be sure you’ve answered all of them. Within each answer, include an introduction and summary when that seems to apply. I agree that the introduction and summary may be minimal in some cases. Perhaps just a sentence or phrase rather than a paragraph may suffice. Add the references at the end of each answer. So, there should be 10 self-contained segments to your answer sheet, one for each question. Each one should be a “whole” answer in itself: introduction, body, summary, references.

The easiest way to present the answers in Exam #3 is to number each one so I will know which question you are answering. Numbering them also allows you to be sure you’ve answered all of them. Within each answer, include an introduction and summary when that seems to apply. I agree that the introduction and summary may be minimal in some cases. Perhaps just a sentence or phrase rather than a paragraph may suffice. Add the references at the end of each answer. So, there should be 10 self-contained segments to your answer sheet, one for each question. Each one should be a “whole” answer in itself: introduction, body, summary, references.

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