Homework Assignments:

1. Revisit all class notes.

2. Look over the Final Exam Stump the Student questions and answers. The Final Exam STC Questions are in the "Ask Steven Ginley" Discussion Forum. The STC Answers are in the same forum.

3. Take the Practice Final Exam on the You Ought to Know by Now page. The correct answers for the Practice Final Exam are available on a link at the end of the practice final.

Graded Homework Assignments:
The following graded homework assignments must be submitted via email. The email address is srginley@yahoo.com. Submit only the number of the question and your answer in the body of your email message. ATTACHMENTS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

Due Tuesday, May 18, 6:30 p.m.

Take the Speech 101 Final Exam at the Writing/Math Lab sometime between now and Tuesday, May 18. The Writing/Math Lab hours are:

Monday through Thursday—9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Friday—9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

It’s very important you take the Final Exam by Tuesday, May 18. My last final is Wednesday morning, and I’ll be turning in my grades Wednesday afternoon. After that, I’ll be gone.

Links to Additional Resources

Travel to the University of Chicago's Student Council Virtual Pamphlet Collection and see their links about test taking. They have a series of test taking and study guide links for colleges and universities throughout North America. If you scroll up on this page you can see links about other academic and personal issues.

Study Break:

I'm interested in people's dying words; the final earthly communications of people for whom time was precious. Last words famous and otherwise deals with the final spoken thoughts of several famous people. See if you can match the person with his or her last words.

Last words famous and otherwise (solution) will give you the answers for any last words which have you stumped.

By the way, I just learned the last words of Baron Manfred von Richtofen, the World War I German flying ace who shot down eighty allied aircraft and was more popularly knows as "The Red Baron." As he sat mortally wounded in his crashed red Fokker triplane the Red Baron simply said "kaput" to the Allied soldiers who ran to his aircraft. He died on April 21, 1918.