French placement exam – classical and modern languages, literatures, and cultures – college of liberal arts and sciences

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Exams are administered on the computer within the FLTC Language Lab, found at 385 Manoogian. All appointments Should be scheduled using the lab. Please give them a call directly at 313-577-3022. The FLTC staff can tell you the present dates and occasions available to accept exam. If you’re running late or have to reschedule, please inform the lab as quickly as possible.

Test often takes between 60-1 hour 30 minutes to accomplish.

Test covers vocabulary, verb conjugation, studying comprehension, listening comprehension and dental evaluation sections in the French 1010 through 2010 levels.

You might just take the proficiency exam ONCE per twelve months.
For instance: Should you go ahead and take exam on The month of january 1, 2007, you’d be qualified to re-go ahead and take exam the year after, on The month of january 1, 2008. The outcomes from the exams taken before one twelve months has transpired is going to be disregarded.

There’s no study guide available. The objective of this exam would be to test out your current proficiency in French. You need to read the following listed verb tenses and exercise studying tales in French.

Verb Tenses:

• Present
• pass

Growing as an Artist – Steve Huston Interview

Video COMMENTS:

Proko: Which artist should I try to interview next?

Hainsaw: Cory Loftis!

Mike Alx: Proko michael Mentler

sovotchka art: James Gurney? :).

Denis Bernicky: No one handles light better. It would be a great choice.

skonenblades: I'm ready to learny

bandwidthzero: This guy could read the phone book and make it interesting

Denise Carbuccia: bandwidthzero LMAO I agree

Lu Tze: bandwidthzero he explicitly stated that he was a bullshit artist for a fair portion of his career. it shouldn't be surprising that he can make bullshit sound like it sparkles

Brian Reindel: When I was 10 years old, in 1986, I purchased my first comic book called 3-D Heroes by Blackthorne publishing. It was sword and sorcery, and the cover was painted by the same guy who pencilled and inked it. A guy by the name of Steve Huston. It came with those cheap 3-D glasses, but it was, and still is to me a brilliant piece of work. Steve might think he was a hack back then, but when I look at the painting on the cover, and I browse those pages the figures come alive in a way that other artists can't even imitate. When I'm studying human anatomy and practicing dynamic figure drawing I still go back to that comic. I just wanted to say thanks Steve because of that seemingly small contribution to my world as a kid that made such a big difference.