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Harry Plantinga suggested we use the 22-question Quiz on the Wiki to see what we know or need to learn. So I took it, just running through it off the top of my head, and got 68%. At the end it said something about "results have been sent", but didn't say to whom (since I was not logged in; can't yet on the wiki due to drupal issues with underscores!) and there was no opportunity to review the results. So I went back to the beginning and ran through it again. Got 95%. One more try and I'd pass, but now the page cannot be found. What's up with that, as they say? Such a quiz should be the electronic equivalent of a set of Vis-Ed™ vocabulary cards. The set should not disappear when you've used it twice.

Leland aka Haruo


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Leland,

We have two servers connected by a load balancer, and I loaded the quiz on one but forgot to load it onto the other. I've corrected the problem. Thanks for your note.

The results are being sent to Tina Schneider.

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Harry Plantinga
CCEL Director

Makes sense, and now it's accessible again. I'll run through it another time or two tonight, till I know I've got the 100% threshold under my feet. The only question I don't really understand the reasoning behind is the admonition to *YES* change the key designation (C major to d minor), contrary to the principle at every other stage which says not to change anything, even when you know it's wrong. And since I'm musically illiterate enough—I'm a TEXTS person! though I *can* *sing* *in key*—that noticing that a song is in a minor key rather than the corresponding major doesn't come naturally to me, this is a point on which I will certainly screw up in real-world practice.

Leland

PS: I'm seriously thinking of reregistering as Haruo so as to be able to use the wiki more usefully.

Got my 100% score and am ready to get my diploma and enter the workforce.

I still have my doubts about my ability to spot a minor key.

Would one of you with the appropriate security clearance mind making me a practice hymnal?

Leland

I've created a training hymnal. Anyone else who reads this and is interested in helping edit the data or enter a hymnal, drop me a note and I can create a practice hymnal for you too.

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Harry Plantinga
CCEL Director