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WorksheetsInformation Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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Class
Date
1.
Which of the regulations mentioned below is not correct?
a)
Registration starts 35 days (5 weeks) and ends 7 days before an examination takes place.
b)
When you have forgotten to register, you can still register, up to two weekdays before the day an exam takes place, with the Erasmus Student Service Centre (ESSC) against payment of €20 per exam.
c)
Between two weekdays before an exam up to and including the date of the exam you can still register with the Information Desk of the ESC (H6-02) or via the ESE Webshop against payment of € 20,-- administration costs per exam.
d)
When you forget to register for an exam, you are excluded of the corresponding resit in July.
2.
When can you compensate a grade?
a)
You can compensate one insufficient grade per compensation cluster. An insufficient grade is a grade between a 1.0 and a 5.4. The unweighted average should at least be a 5.5. The average should be rounded off to one decimal place, with hundredths should be rounded down.
b)
You can compensate one five per compensation cluster. A five is a grade between 4.5 and 5.4. The weighted average should at least be a 5.5. and hundredths should be rounded down.
c)
You can compensate one insufficient grade per compensation cluster. An insufficient grade is a grade between a 1.0 and a 5.4. The weighted average should at least be a 5.5 and hundredths should be rounded down.
d)
You can compensate one five per compensation cluster. A five is a grade between 4.5 and 5.4. The unweighted average should at least be a 5.5 and hundredths should be rounded down.
3.
Which of the following calculators is not allowed during examinations?
a)
FX-83MS (Casio)
b)
FX-350MS (Casio)
c)
TI-30Xa (Texas Instruments)
d)
TI-30XS Multiview (Texas Instruments)
4.
What should you do when you have missed too many tutorials because of serious illness?
a)
Hand in a doctor’s certificate to your teaching assistant and ask for an exception.
b)
Submit a written request to the examination board, preferably accompanied by a doctor’s certificate.
c)
Hand in a doctor’s certificate to your mentor and ask for an exception.
d)
There is nothing to be done, you will now receive a negative binding study advice.
5.
How often are you allowed to visit the bathroom during exams?
a)
Never
b)
Once
c)
Twice
d)
As often as you want
6.
How many resits of courses are allowed at the end of bachelor-1?
a)
Three.
b)
Three plus one for 'Guidance and Skills'
c)
One for each compensation cluster.
d)
As many as you'd like.
7.
What is allowed during an exam?
a)
Keeping your mobile phone on, but in flight mode and put away in your bag.
b)
Wearing an analog watch.
c)
Eat and drink, when not disturbing fellow students.
d)
Leaving the examination room after 30 minutes.
8.
When you’re having trouble financing your study, where can you go?
a)
Your mentor
b)
The information desk of the Education Service Center
c)
The study advisers
d)
The student counsellors of Erasmus University
9.
When do you receive notice about your binding study advice?
a)
You will receive a preliminary advice after each block and a final (binding) advice in August.
b)
You will receive a preliminary advice after block 2 and a final (binding) advice after block 5.
c)
You will receive a preliminary advice after block 1 and 2 and a final (binding) advice in August.
d)
You will receive a preliminary advice after each block and a final (binding) advice after block 5.
10.
When determining a binding study advice, the examination board takes personal circumstances into account. What is a proper example of a personal circumstance?
a)
You have missed your resits, because of a wedding abroad of a family member.
b)
You became pregnant during the academic year.
c)
You became chairman of an important commission at your fraternity.
d)
You have combined your study programme with a job, for which you had to work over 30 hours a week.
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