COM ARTS 262 Study Guide - Final Guide: Value Pluralism
30 Oct 2014
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The first exam will be a comprehensive one, covering lectures and readings from. The exam is worth 15% of your grade and will consist of 15-20 multiple choice questions and 1-2 short answer questions. It is designed to reflect what you have learned from lecture and the readings. The best way to study is to go through your lecture notes and make sure you know and understand key terms and concepts. Basic lecture notes for all lectures are provided at learn@uw to provide a framework for what you need to know. As for readings, certain authors and reading assignments will be referenced in the exam, but you will only be asked about material that was covered in lecture. Thus, you should focus your energy on the readings you think are most relevant. In addition, here are some key areas to pay attention to: The relationship between reasoning, argumentation, and persuasion. The rhetorical use of ethos, pathos, and logos.
