Advice for "easy" exams (civ pro)? Forum
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Advice for "easy" exams (civ pro)?
So our civ pro exam is gonna be "easy" in the sense that our prof. teaches everything at a super basic level. We aren't even responsible for joinder issues, and his past tests are super straightforward issue spotters.
Anyone have advice for this? I basically see everyone in my class having exactly the same answers...
Anyone have advice for this? I basically see everyone in my class having exactly the same answers...
- Grizz
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Re: Advice for "easy" exams (civ pro)?
Identify more issues. Then analyze them in a better way than your classmates. HTH.
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Re: Advice for "easy" exams (civ pro)?
Roadmap, triple check for missed issues, and make creative arguments. If you make creative arguments, remember to argue against the creative argument as well.
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Re: Advice for "easy" exams (civ pro)?
Best thing is to cut out articles from the latest Hustler. Cross out every name and replace them with Pennoyer and Neff.
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Re: Advice for "easy" exams (civ pro)?
This made me lol.Mce252 wrote:Best thing is to cut out articles from the latest Hustler. Cross out every name and replace them with Pennoyer and Neff.
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Re: Advice for "easy" exams (civ pro)?
This is exactly how I feel about the Crim final we had, except I'm pretty sure the MC will be the ultimate decider of A's and B's, since the essay was a short issue spotter (like 4 sentences long) and way too straightforward for my comfort.peterb0y wrote:I basically see everyone in my class having exactly the same answers...
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A 4 sentence issue spotter? Huh?jjlaw wrote:This is exactly how I feel about the Crim final we had, except I'm pretty sure the MC will be the ultimate decider of A's and B's, since the essay was a short issue spotter (like 4 sentences long) and way too straightforward for my comfort.peterb0y wrote:I basically see everyone in my class having exactly the same answers...
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Re: Advice for "easy" exams (civ pro)?
Exactly what I said.MrPapagiorgio wrote:A 4 sentence issue spotter? Huh?jjlaw wrote:This is exactly how I feel about the Crim final we had, except I'm pretty sure the MC will be the ultimate decider of A's and B's, since the essay was a short issue spotter (like 4 sentences long) and way too straightforward for my comfort.peterb0y wrote:I basically see everyone in my class having exactly the same answers...
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Must have been some dense ass sentences.jjlaw wrote:Exactly what I said.MrPapagiorgio wrote:A 4 sentence issue spotter? Huh?jjlaw wrote:This is exactly how I feel about the Crim final we had, except I'm pretty sure the MC will be the ultimate decider of A's and B's, since the essay was a short issue spotter (like 4 sentences long) and way too straightforward for my comfort.peterb0y wrote:I basically see everyone in my class having exactly the same answers...
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Nope, just your usual homicide.MrPapagiorgio wrote: Must have been some dense ass sentences.
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I have no idea why this made me laugh, but it did.scottschreiber wrote:This made me lol.Mce252 wrote:Best thing is to cut out articles from the latest Hustler. Cross out every name and replace them with Pennoyer and Neff.
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Man, they can be the worst because the curve is so tight.peterb0y wrote:So our civ pro exam is gonna be "easy" in the sense that our prof. teaches everything at a super basic level. We aren't even responsible for joinder issues, and his past tests are super straightforward issue spotters.
Anyone have advice for this? I basically see everyone in my class having exactly the same answers...
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Re: Advice for "easy" exams (civ pro)?
Sabotage. If you can't beat the test, beat your classmates. Fire drills, stolen battery cords, flashy distracting attire + musk. Caltrops in the parking lot. Create fake family emergencies for the people who have that smart, good-at-applying-laws-to-facts glint in their eyes. Poison the water fountain. Break all of the bathrooms 10 minutes into the test. Jam the printers in the library the day before.
If somebody is especially threatening, "deal with them" directly.
You're playing for keeps now peterb0y. Do not let us down.
If somebody is especially threatening, "deal with them" directly.
You're playing for keeps now peterb0y. Do not let us down.
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Re: Advice for "easy" exams (civ pro)?
This is just good advice for all examsthesealocust wrote:Sabotage. If you can't beat the test, beat your classmates. Fire drills, stolen battery cords, flashy distracting attire + musk. Caltrops in the parking lot. Create fake family emergencies for the people who have that smart, good-at-applying-laws-to-facts glint in their eyes. Poison the water fountain. Break all of the bathrooms 10 minutes into the test. Jam the printers in the library the day before.
If somebody is especially threatening, "deal with them" directly.
You're playing for keeps now peterb0y. Do not let us down.
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LOLthesealocust wrote:Caltrops
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Re: Advice for "easy" exams (civ pro)?
Read Getting to Maybe. Some good examples of good, great, and excellent answers to simple questions in there. Hit both sides of it, look for creative and counter-intuitive conclusions (minority of the time, not majority of the time on this).
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You forgot: Sit next to your smartest classmate, and type freakishly loud during your essay.thesealocust wrote:Sabotage. ...
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