Contemporary Ethical Theory

Contemporary Ethical Theory	Richard Lee
Philosophy 4133	Autumn 2006

First Examination: Format

• This examination counts as twenty percent (20%) of your grade.

• It is an in-class, closed book examination. (But see the "ground rules".)

• You will be asked to write two (2) essays, each worth ten (10) points, with a maximum possible of twenty (20) points.

• At the start of the examination I will list the "names" of at least three (3) questions from which you must choose two (2).

• Bring the list of questions (without notes written on it) to the examination for reference. (It will be collected at the end of the examination, but I will return it to you when I return your examination.)

• Be sure also to bring a "Blue Book" (available at the bookstore) to the examination. (Enterprising students might bring extra blue books to the exam to sell to desperate students who have forgotten; Altruistic students might bring extra blue books to give to those desperate students.)

• Your Blue Books will be exchanged before the examination begins, so that you can be assured that your classmates haven't already written answers in their bluebooks--so don't write your names on them the exam begins.

Richard Lee, rlee@uark.edu, last modified: 12 September 2006

•	This examination counts as twenty percent (20%) of your grade.
•	It is an in-class, closed book examination. (But see the "ground rules".)
•	You will be asked to write two (2) essays, each worth ten (10) points, with a maximum possible of twenty (20) points.
•	At the start of the examination I will list the "names" of at least three (3) questions from which you must choose two (2).
•	Bring the list of questions (without notes written on it) to the examination for reference. (It will be collected at the end of the examination, but I will return it to you when I return your examination.)
•	Be sure also to bring a "Blue Book" (available at the bookstore) to the examination. (Enterprising students might bring extra blue books to the exam to sell to desperate students who have forgotten; Altruistic students might bring extra blue books to give to those desperate students.)
•	Your Blue Books will be exchanged before the examination begins, so that you can be assured that your classmates haven't already written answers in their bluebooks--so don't write your names on them the exam begins.