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The final exam for EAP100 Issues of Gender will take place on Thursday, May 1st during the regular class time and location. It will consist of 4 parts: Part 1 is true/false questions worth 15 points, Part 2 is multiple choice questions worth 40 points, Part 3 contains short answer questions worth 30 points, and Part 4 is a short essay question worth 15 points about factors influencing gender roles and stereotypes.
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