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What kinds of questions will I be asked?

The questions are entirely about your specific assignment.

Written by Charlotte Owen

The questions aren't a quiz or a test on new material, and there are no trick questions. Every question is about your own assignment and gives you a chance to show what you've learned. Expect straightforward questions that ask you to explain your thinking, for example:

  • Briefly summarise the main argument, thesis or conclusion of your paper in your own words.

  • Describe a theory discussed in your assignment.

  • Fill in the blank: "In a landfill, PLA breaks down slowly and can release ______"

What if I make a typo or don't phrase something perfectly? That's fine. Typos and small mistakes don't count against you.

Can I copy and paste my answers? No. Copy and paste is turned off during the questions, unless you have an approved adjustment.

I have a learning plan or approved adjustments. Will I get extra time? If you have an approved adjustment, you can have extra time for the questions. Make sure your educator or your accessibility service knows about it before you submit.

The questions are about your own work, so you won't need to study or prepare anything extra.

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