CREAC format on exam Forum
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CREAC format on exam
I took my first exam today (contracts) and the exam instructions stated to write in CREAC format...i think I nailed the test, wrote 3,000 words in an hour and a half, but realized when I got out that i didn't do this (I used some version of IRAC). I have a lot of experience with writing, and am a strong writer. Does anyone think this will be a point deduction (failure to follow the format)?
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Re: CREAC format on exam
If you went into any depth in the rule portion, it's pretty much an explanation. So you're fine unless you blithely wrote UCC language (assuming UCC-oriented Ks class) and analyzed as if everything's a straightforward application thereof.Hutz_and_Goodman wrote:I took my first exam today (contracts) and the exam instructions stated to write in CREAC format...i think I nailed the test, wrote 3,000 words in an hour and a half, but realized when I got out that i didn't do this (I used some version of IRAC). I have a lot of experience with writing, and am a strong writer. Does anyone think this will be a point deduction (failure to follow the format)?
Don't sweat it.
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Re: CREAC format on exam
C = I
R/E = R
E/A = A
C = C
R/E = R
E/A = A
C = C