| Key academic activities for this assessment | AI use | What you could use AI for | AI use documentation | Where you can learn to do this without AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Read and understand the key concepts in the book chapters | Optional | Explain concepts. Generate illustrative examples. Generate questions. | Not required | Complete end-of-chapter activities in the book. Discuss concepts with peers. Ask questions in the lab or on the forum. |
| Complete the quiz | Prohibited |
15 Quiz 1
Quiz details
- Available from Thursday, 9 October at 3pm in the Quizzes and assignments section on Moodle.
- Deadline: Thursday, 16 October, 3pm.
- There will be 53 questions about Chapters 1-3 and 5 of Beth’s book.
- All questions will be four-alternative multiple choice, with no penalty for incorrect answers.
- You will receive a mark corresponding to the percentage of correctly answered questions. For example, if you get 40 out of 53 questions correct, your mark will be 75.
- The quiz is time-limited: Once started, you have 50 minutes to complete the quiz in one sitting (therefore, make sure to read the book chapters before attempting the quiz; just to be clear: you may use the book to look things up—it just wouldn’t be a good strategy to start reading the book when you start the quiz…).
- You have one attempt at the quiz and you will not be able to retake the quiz.
- This is one of the three quizzes that together contribute 10% to your overall module mark (see Chapter 6).
If you have a support plan:
- The time limit can be adjusted in accordance with your support plan. Please well before the deadline if you require an adjustment of the 50-minute time limit.
- If on the other hand you need a deadline extension, please fill in the coursework extension form for students with support plans.
Use of AI
Be aware that outputs of generative AI are not peer-reviewed, might include incorrect made-up information (hallucinations) and may omit key information and viewpoints.
Quiz FAQs
Q: Can I interrupt the quiz?
A: In theory, it should be possible to interrupt a quiz and return to it later. The Moodle help pages state: “If you answer a number of questions and then want to complete the quiz at a later time, click ‘Finish attempt’. When you return to continue the quiz, Moodle will remember which page you were on and allow you to continue from there, having saved your previous questions.”
In practice, students occasionally have had issues with returning to a quiz in the past, which is why we recommend to complete the quiz in one sitting (i.e., without interruption). Of course, you can still open other browser windows or tabs while working on the quiz.
If it turns out an interruption is unavoidable, follow the advice from the Moodle documentation and let us know if you encountered any issues when returning to the quiz.
Q: Do I have to check if my answer was correct?
A: No. You can, but you do not have to check the accuracy of your answers (i.e., you can move on to the next question without checking the accuracy and your answer will still be saved). If you have questions about the quiz, please ask on the Moodle forum before starting the quiz. Upon completion of the quiz, you will be shown your overall quiz mark.
Q: How difficult will this quiz be and how should I prepare for it?
A: The main purpose of the quiz is to ensure that you have read the relevant book chapters and have understood the key concepts. To give you an idea of the quiz difficulty, over the past few years, the average quiz mark has ranged between 75 and 80%, and the percentage of fail marks (i.e., marks below 40%) for this quiz has ranged between 1 and 3%.
If you like to create an excerpt of the material you read, feel free to do so. While probably not strictly required for the quiz, taking notes now will likely help you when it comes to revising for the exam in January.