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Chemistry Semester 2: Final Exam

The Final Exam in this class is the Michigan Secondary Credit Examination for Chemistry.
Exam Grades will be based on achieving the Department of Education recommended passing rate of 70%
(For Example - correctly answering 70% of the questions = 100% recorded in Powerschool as your Exam score) 
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Questions not presented in class during the year will be excluded from the exam
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Resources to be used when taking the Final Exam
  • Students are expected to bring and use all notes received during the year and a calculator when taking the exam.
  • Students will be provided a copy of the periodic table for use during the exam. 
  • Please practice using these resources as you review for the exam so you can find information and perform calculations effectively.
Graphic Organizer Review Sheets
(These graphic organizer sheets should be used by students to organize ideas and review their notes)
  • Chem Final Exam  Graphic Organizer Review Sheets​​
Sample Tests
  • Sample Test 1: Essential Concepts - State of Virginia 2008 Chemistry Final Exam - Released  (Answer key at end of Document)
        includes many essential (basic) topics students will definitely see on the Michigan Exam
        this practice exam is easier than the Michigan exam
  • Sample Test 2: Essential + Core Concepts - State of New York 2014 Chemistry Final Exam - Released
        includes essential (basic) and core (college prep) topics expected for success in college chemistry
        this practice exam is more difficult than the Michigan Exam

       Sample Test 2  Answer Key

How to use "Sample Tests"
Taking a "Sample Test" is an effective way to help you review content, become familiar with your old notes, and become accustomed to the broad scope of a comprehensive course exam.  Review these sample tests to identify content you have learned and attempt to answer all questions that you recognize or think we have discussed in class.  Use the ANSWER KEY to check your work then discuss the questions with your friends. Please Ask Mr. Delemeester for help with any problems you don't understand.

​​EXAM PREPARATION
Friday, May 24th
Chemistry Students will begin their exam preparations on Friday, May 24th.  Students will be introduced to the exam review resources on the Chemistry Exam Web Page, and be given a copy of a "Sample" Chemistry Exam.  Students are expected to follow the guidance given in class, and to begin preparing for the Exam.

Monday, June 3 - normal class schedule  - Exam Review Graphic Organizers
Tuesday, June 4 - normal class schedule  - Reviewing Sample Exam
Wednesday, June 5  - normal class schedule  - answering all final questions

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EXAM SCHEDULE
Thursday, June 6:  40 minute class periods; Two 90 minute exams
  • 1st hour 8:00 - 8:40
  • 2nd Hour Exam 8:45 - 10:15
  • 3rd hour 10:19 - 10:59
  • 4th hour 11:03 - 12:30 (normal lunches)
  • 5th Hour Exam 12:34 - 2:04
  • 6th hour 2:08 - 2:45

Friday, June 8:  55 and 40 minute class periods and Award Assembly; Two 90 minute exams
  • 1st hour study period 8:00 - 8:55
  • Award Assembly 9:00 - 9:55 Underclassmen Awards
  • 3rd Hour Exam 10:00 - 11:30
  • 4th hour Lunch and Study  Period 11:30 - 12:30
        JH Lunch 11:30 - 12:00
        HS Lunch 12:00 - 12:30
  • 5th hour study period 12:34 - 1:11
  • 6th Hour Exam 1:15 - 2:45

Monday, June 10:  Two 90 minute exams starting at 8 am, students excused at 11:15 am
  • 1st Hour Exam 8:00 - 9:35
  • 4th Hour Exam 9:40 - 11:15  Chemistry Students will complete PART 2 of the  chemistry exam

NOTE: Chemistry Students that need extra time to finish their exams may go to Mr. Delemeester's room  to work on their exams during
6th hour Thursday
5th hour Friday