US Constitution Question

[soliloquy]

Geez, get up on the wrong side? I am pretty surprised by your input here as you are usually not like this. As stated it was ungraded, SL has made corrections to the errors I have submitted, and I did everything you said yesterday and several days before that with other errors. I was just curious to others feedback as no where in the book does it even mention the US Constitution. It did serve a purpose to ask on here for me whether you agree or not.

I didn't interpret the tone the way you did. I think this is a misunderstanding which can easily happen absent body language and voice inflection. If someone isn't usually like that, then probably best not to assume the worst. If they have a history of being a jerk, well that's a different story.

I found this information which I thought was interesting: http://www.environmentmagazine.org/Archi...-full.html

[AngelaP]

I apologize if I sounded rude. Did not mean to come off that way but was being honest. The two questions you posed to the board were interpretation or easy to answer via google. Most are not enrolled so how could they even give an opinion that would prove useful to you or the next student.

Again, it does not matter what we think it is SL's gross test bank errors, which is where my true grievance lies. They do not review their exams before publishing them. It is a pain in the neck that can only be corrected by students filing disputes in hopes of making it easier for the next person.

Sorry to come of brash, my demeanor was/is not directed at you. The advice on how to file a dispute was for all members/guests reading the thread. Straighterline courses is one of my pet peeves in this regard.

Take care!

Thanks bric. I feel your frustration with Straighterline and I agree that some of the questions are up to interpretation, which is why I posted them on here. You have to remember that I am new to this whole thing and am learning my way through it. I wish someone would have told me in the beginning about all the errors in SL's quizzes and tests. I have spent way to much time on this one class alone showing them their mistakes. I need to take my final exam today, but don't know if I should answer questions with the correct answer or Straighterline's incorrect answer so I get it right. It's all good in the end :p