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after the due date, some assignments might still be available in review mode. this mode allows you to practice the exercises to study for a quiz or test without changing your score in the gradebook. the individual exercises will show a score for your \last attempt\ as well as a score in the gradebook. these might be different. if you are able to open an assignment after the due date, it will show a message at the top - right in red \in review mode - no scores will be saved\.
assignment 1.1: functions and function notation
in review mode - no scores will be saved
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you wont be able to improve your score on an assignment after the due date without using a latepass or exception from your instructor.
if an assignment has a message at the top that its in review mode, which of the following is true?
○ getting exercises correct in review mode will improve the score in the gradebook.
● getting exercises correct in review mode wont change the score in the gradebook.
suppose you do an exercise in review mode and see the message below.
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score on last attempt: 10 out of 10
score in gradebook: n/a out of 10
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which of the following is true (select all that apply)?
□ my score in the gradebook will not change
□ i just entered an incorrect answer to this exercise.
□ i just entered the correct answer to this exercise.
□ my score in the gradebook will improve
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Explanation:

• For the first part, the text clearly states "no scores will be saved" in Review Mode, so getting exercises correct won't change the gradebook score.
• For the second part:
• Since it's Review Mode, "no scores will be saved", so the gradebook score won't change.
• The "Score on last attempt" is 10/10 which means the correct answer was entered.

Answer:

• First question: "Getting exercises correct in Review Mode won't change the score in the gradebook."
• Second question: "My score in the gradebook will not change", "I just entered the correct answer to this exercise"