A、Before choosing the course. B、After the final exam. C、At the end of the semester. D、At the first class of the course. A

(13) This is a discussion course where your active attendance and participation in class are vital to your success and that of the group. Bring your text to class and be prepared to read aloud, debate vigorously, listen and enjoy. Contributions to the classroom discussion list figure in classroom participation, and students will be asked to lead discussions and classroom workshops as well. If you must miss class because of a medical or personal emergency, you should notify me beforehand of the fact by phone, email, or in person and get the information you missed. Any unexcused absence deducts a percentage point from your final grade: two latenesses count as one absence. (14)If you have a conflict, like a recitation, sports commitment, or a job that meets during this class, you should not take the course. Attendance at meetings with the course tutor and at the special events with Nora Keller is required. Essays are due at the beginning of class on the day assigned. If you need an extension to the next class period, you must get permission before the paper is due. A paper coming in after the next class loses one third of a grade for each day it is late. You must meet with the course tutor and revise the first essay by the due day and may revise any other, if you schedule a conference with the course tutor immediately after receiving the graded essay and submit a new essay within a week of getting it back. A revision grade will replace the original grade only if it is higher. (15)Essays must be typed or word-processed, double-spaced, and adequately margined, should include a title, and need to observe the conventions of grammar and spelling.
12. When should students get to know the passage?
13. What is very important to the success of this course?
14. What are students supposed to do if they have a part-time job at class time?
15. What kind of essay does the professor want?