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Cumulative Anatomy Midterms?
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We didn't have a midterm per se but this semester all of our exams (including the impending final) are 70% new + 30% old material. They are also only 50 questions... 25 for lecture material and 25 for lab material.
Nope, thank God 😀
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All of ours were culmulative, with the final being 60/40% (new/old) material.
Yep, all of our anatomy exams are cumulative to some degree...the midterms are usually 70/30 and the final is more like 60/40.
Ours are all cumulative, and a subjects worth on the exam is generally proportional to how much of it we did in class. Though there are some exceptions (eg, reproductive physiology was its own seperate exam)