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- lessons 1 - 48.</p><div class="orderedlist"><ol class="orderedlist" type="1"><li class="listitem"><p>There are 48 quizzes and 48 answer keys.</p></li><li class="listitem"><p>Each quiz is divided into 4 sections. These are:</p></li></ol></div><p>A. This section consists of questions which are to be answered orally. It is recommended
- that each answer be given in as complete a manner as possible, in order to practice the
- target language as much as optimally feasible. On the other hand the recommendation is not
- intended to convey the idea that the student learns the text by heart, but rather that he
- supplies answers that make contextual sense. The instructor as well as the student, must
- use commonsense in the evaluation of answers as these are given in the answer key, as the
- latter will give merely one"correct" answer, when in fact more than one answer may be
- correct.</p><p>B. The structural exercises test the students' mastery of the structures that were
- introduced in each respective lesson. Here too the instructor should eschew rigidity and
- give the student the benefit of doubt.</p><p>C. & D. Translations: In either case, that is, Russian to</p><p>English as well as English to Russian, care should be taken that translations don't
- become too free, that is to say, literal translations are not only acceptable, but are
- actually preferred.</p><p>The translations are meant to test knowledge of disparate vocabulary items in a
- meaningful configuration, they are not exercises in stylistic-aesthetic niceties. Thus it
- is recommended, that students consider every word of text under consideration to carry
- equal weight. Redundancies or unnecessary fillers may be eliminated at a later date,
- preferably when the instructor discusses the test material after the quiz has been
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