NATS 1690 Study Guide - Final Guide: Atomism

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Phil 2010 origins of western philosophy anna greco. Guide to the final exam - thursday, december 8th, 7:00-9:00 pm acw 004. Make sure you bring your student id to the exam. No notes, books, computers, phones, or other electronic devices please. The final exam will include ten (10) short-answer questions (5 pts. each) and two essay questions (25 pts. each). The answer to a short-answer question should be no longer than three or four sentences i expect you will devote no more than 5-6 minutes to each. The answer to an essay question should be as long as the issue requires, and such that you can comfortably write within 20-30 minutes not volumes, but not a skimpy answer either. Below is an essay question pool, consisting of two lists. Final exam i will select two of the questions in each list, and you will be required to select and answer one out of those two for each list.

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