1.  Why did you take this class?  Program requirement?  Degree requirement?  Other reason?

2.  What assignment do you consider the most helpful (or most interesting or most thought-provoking) during this course? Why?

3.  What assignment was the least helpful (or interesting or thought-provoking) during this course?  Why?

4.  How important were the teaching techniques used in the course to your over-all appreciation and gain from the course?

5.  On a scale of 1-5, how would you rate your actual success in the course as compared to your expectations of success? 

1=success was much lower than expected    

5=success was much higher than expected

6.  Which novel/film was the most thought-provoking (or inspirational) to you?  Why?

7.  Which novel/film could (or should) have been omitted?  Why?

8.  Did the instruction and content of the course enhance your appreciation of the genre?

9.  On a scale of 1-5, how would you rate your understanding and appreciation of novels and film combinations now as compared to the beginning of the semester? 

1=no gain in understanding and appreciation       

5=tremendous gain in understanding and appreciation.

10.  What types of sources had you used in school research before you entered the class?

11.  Which of the sources that you learned about in this class do you feel will be most helpful to you in college or later in life?

12.  On a scale of 1-5, how would you rate your research skills before this class as compared to your research skills after this class? 

1=no change in research skills 

5=tremendous change in research skills

13.  What critical reading technique learned in this class has helped you most?

14.  On a scale of 1-5, how would you rate your reading ability now as compared to your reading ability before you completed this course?

1=no change in reading ability

5=tremendous change in reading ability

15.  Was the film/technology instruction in this course adequate for your completion of the course?

16.  Did the technical skills enhance your learning or distract from your future film viewing?  Explain your answer