Textbook Questions on the Final

[Sabrina Galvan 3J]

In Dr. Lavelle's Final announcement, he states, "Final covers all material (approximately weighted to the amount of time covered in the syllabus). Quantum was the biggest section. Questions will come from the textbook homework listed in the syllabus."
Does this mean that all of the questions on the final will come from the textbook homework, or will only some of them appear on the final like our exams before?

[VincentLe_3A]

I believe the format will be similar to our previous exams, so only some of the test questions will be pulled from the homework.

[Arti_Patel_3H]

I agree with Vincent. I think only some of the questions will be from the textbook and most are going to be testing us on concepts.

[manisha_joseph_1H]

I believe the final will follow a similar format as our previous midterms. As such, there will probably be a mixture of questions from the textbooks as well as conceptual questions that test our understanding.

[Edwin Liang 1I]

It will most likely follow a similar format to the previous midterms

[AustinMcBrideDis3L]

I doubt every single question will be from the textbook but I would assume a decent chunk of them will be.

[Kendall_Dewey_2D]

I think the format will mirror that of the previous midterms, but being comfortable with textbook problems is definitely a good idea!

[Aliya 1H]

If you complete all textbook questions and sapling I think you will be in a good place. Generally, they will probably take similar questions with different values/compounds.

[Katie Phan 1K]

I'm sure some questions will be formatted like the textbook questions but not all of them.

[Charisma Arreola 2F]

There will most likely be a fair amount from the textbook, even more from the topics that we covered the longest.

[Brenda Silva 1B]

Most likely the tests would be a similar format to the midterms, therefore some questions would be like the textbook problems.

[Jonathan3B]

I noticed many questions on previous exams we have taken that were straight out of the text book with different values/ variable. So yes the text book is a great tool to get familiar with the questions likely to be on the final.