The exam will be a 50-minute exam covering all topics learned during the first semester. If there are special circumstances that require that you need additional time, then see Mr. Henderson privately before the day of the exam to discuss those circumstances.
All questions are multiple-choice.
Many of the multiple choice questions include up to 10 possible choices - from a through e and such choices as ab , ac , ad , etc. Planning to guess on questions is unlikely to be a wise alternative to planning to prepare. The exam answers will be placed on ScanTron forms. Your exam score in physics will be averaged with your exam score in chemistry. There are 52 multiple choice questions on the final exam.