Test Yourself - Group project or Solo project

#9 Assignment in CANVAS: Test Yourself
Music Historical Periods Wrap-up: Compose a Music History Test
  • Write FOUR questions from each of the FIVE periods (Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic).
  • Questions should come from the Music Appreciation videos or online lecture notes at MilesFish.com (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. 
  • DO NOT cut and paste from outside sources. Only use information from Videos or online Lecture notes.
  • On your submission, state each Music Period...
  • ...then state your FOUR short answer questions with answers (no T/F).
  • You should have a total of 20 questions/answers on your test.
  • Example:
CLASSICAL PERIOD
Question #1, Answer #1
Question #2, Answer #2
etc.This paper counts 72 points out of a total of 1000 possible points for the semester

IMPORTANT:
GROUPS return this assignment to MilesFish@mac.com
SOLO return this assignment to CANVAS Assignment #9

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REMINDER
  • This paper counts 72 points out of a total of 1000 possible points for the semester
  • To receive credit, this and all assignments, including final concert info, must be submitted as a downloaded document in Canvas.  Do not submit as an email; only Canvas document submissions can be graded.
  • Submission must be in your own words.
  • Questions must come from the Music Appreciation Videos of from Lecture Notes posted at MilesFish.com.
  • IMPORTANT: no cut-paste, no plagiarized submissions from other printed or web sources.
  • To receive credit, this and all assignments, including final concert info, must be submitted as a downloaded document in Canvas.  Do not submit as an email; only Canvas document submissions can be graded.
Submissions are due on Sundays at midnight. Late submissions will be penalized with a lower grade. NO SUBMISSIONS CAN BE MADE THREE DAYS AFTER A DEADLINE.  To be clear and to make sure there are no misunderstandings, submission are due on Sunday midnights, late work may be submitted until the following Wednesday midnight, no work may be submitted via Canvas or emails after the Wednesday deadline.
Extra credit work for missed assignments is not a possible option in this Canvas course. Sorry, no exceptions. 
Papers submitted via Canvas are now checked by "Unicheck" anti-plagiarism software. If you cut-and-paste, "Unicheck" will highlight your passages and report the internet  source(s); if you cut-and-past from another student's paper, it will highlight those passages and list the name of the student(s).