Exam Procedures and Guidelines

The video provides instructions for seventh-grade life science students on how to prepare for and take an online exam scheduled for April 16th. It includes details on the exam window, access procedures, and rules, emphasizing the use of notes only. The teacher also introduces a frog dissection video as part of the learning material.

What is the main task students need to complete after watching the video?

• Submit a project

• Upload notes to Google Classroom

• Participate in a group discussion

• Complete a worksheet

When does the exam window open for students?

• 5:00 AM

• 12:00 PM

• 5:00 PM

• 8:00 PM

Where can students find the link to the exam?

• In their email inbox

• In the class group chat

• On the school's website

• Under the 'Exams' section in Google Classroom

What materials are students allowed to use during the exam?

• Internet searches

• Their notes

• Cell phones

• Exam review sheet

What is the time limit for the exam?

• 60 minutes

• 30 minutes

• 45 minutes

• 50 minutes

What should students avoid doing during the exam?

• Opening another tab

• Using their notes

• Asking for help

• Taking breaks

What is the consequence of clicking out of the test window?

• The test will pause

• The test will reset

• The test will end

• The system will track the action

What should students do if they get an answer wrong?

• Accept it and review later

• Cheat to find the right answer

• Panic and try to change it

• Skip the question

What is the purpose of the frog dissection video?

• To replace a live dissection

• To provide entertainment

• To test students' knowledge

• To introduce a new topic

How long is the frog dissection video?

• 11 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 15 minutes

• 20 minutes