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PHL100Y1 Study Guide - Final Guide: Allen Buchanan, Judith Jarvis Thomson, Fide

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Philosophy
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PHL100Y1
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emmett

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The final exam for this course is set for tuesday, dec. 13, from 9am-12pm in hw 216. The exam will begin promply at 9:00am. (n. b. : if you arrive at 9:10, you will be 10 minutes late!) The final exam will consist of three sections: id"s (4 at 10 points each), short answer questions (3 at 20 points each), and an essay question (1 at 40 points), for a total of 140 points possible. The format for the first two sections will be exactly the same as the midterm; the format for the essay section is discussed below. Section i: identifications (4 identifications from a choice of 6, worth 10 points each, for a total of 40 points for this section). 2 sentences to explain definition, 3 sentences to explain significance. In this section you will be asked to explain in one paragraph some of the key terms/concepts we have encountered in this course.

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