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GGR100H1 Study Guide - Final Guide: Lists Of Roads In Toronto, Palimpsest, Global City

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purpledog224
16 Aug 2012
School
UTSG
Department
Geography
Course
GGR100H1
Professor
liafriedricksen

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Final exam: thursday 7 june, 2- 4pm. Location: ex 310 (examination centre, 255 mccaul street) The final exam is cumulative. All chapters assigned and lectures will be covered. A few reminders: the final exam will be on thursday, june 7 at 2pm. You will have two hours to complete the test. You must be on time at 2pm for the exam: all answers will be recorded in your exam booklet. Do not use the test sheet to record answers. No electronic devices may be used or placed on your desk. Concept questions will largely be drawn from the course textbook (though some will be drawn from lecture material, see below). I will select place names, key concepts, and historical periods. Each correct answer will be worth 2 marks unless otherwise indicated in the question. There are a total of 40 possible marks in this section. A few suggestions for studying: these are not multiple choice.

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