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Lesson 9: Reading Nonfiction Articles
Progress Evaluation
You should now complete the lesson 9 progress evaluation. Be sure to reread the general requirements for progress evaluations from the overview.
This progress evaluation consists of 25 multiple-choice questions worth 1 point each for a total possible of 25 points. Remember to mark your answers on a printed copy of the progress evaluation preview so you have a record of them. (Select “Lesson 9” to preview this progress evaluation.) When you finish filling in and checking your answers on a copy of the progress evaluation preview, click on “Submit a Lesson” in the Utilities box below for the actual lesson submission page.
Directions for submitting your progress evaluation:
- Before attempting to answer the questions in the progress evaluation, be certain you have completed your reading assignment for the appropriate lesson(s). You may use the commentaries and your notes to complete the progress evaluations, but the online lesson submission form will not allow you to move to a different page without submitting the lesson.
- Mark your answers to the progress evaluation using a printed copy of the progress evaluation preview; then, use the commentaries to check your answers before submitting them on the actual lesson submission page. It is in your best interest to mark your answers on the progress evaluation preview because you will not be able to switch from the actual progress evaluation lesson submission page to the lesson commentary and other material without submitting your answers.
- Complete the actual lesson submission page on the Web by clicking on “Submit a Lesson” in the Utilities box below. If you do not understand a question or are unsure of the correct response, you should mark the answer you consider the most likely to be correct. When you finish entering your answers on the lesson submission page, click on “Submit” to submit your answers to the Center for scoring.
- After you submit the progress evaluation you will receive a lesson report. Either print out this page or mark on the printout of the progress evaluation preview which answers you missed and the correct answers to those questions so you will have a printed record to help you study for the exams.
Note: Progress evaluations must be submitted in sequence, and you cannot submit more than three progress evaluations in a seven-day period.
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