Who is the Course Director/Coordinator?
Alice McSherry
How many words is the assignment in total?
+-10% 1000 words
How many photos should there be in your assignment?
4 photos
What new movie featured a Steve Lacy song at the end of the move?
Spiderman: A Brand New Day
What is a clause?
Sentence with a subject and a verb
Where is JC's room?
Room: 301.507
Do photo captions count in the word count?
No
Do in text citations count in the word count?
Yes
What is the current sheep to person ratio in NZ?
4.5:1
When should you use page numbers in referencing?
When you are directly quoting something
Name all the tutors: (There are 4)
Billie, Ellie, Hang and Calista
What referencing style should you do?
APA7th*
When and what time is the due date? (NEW ONE)
Friday 21st August 23:59
What is the māori name for Wellington?
Te Whanganui-a-Tara/Pōneke
What does PEEL stand for? Needs to be correct order.
POINT
EXPLAIN
EXAMPLE
LINK
What is unique about JC/ Alice's office hours?
Office Hours: Students are welcome to come and see me whenever they want as long as I am in the office. If you miss me, just email and we can set up an appointment.
How many references should you have?
>5
How many of the photo narrative assignments is Calista marking (proportional)?
1/2
What are the three independent branches of New Zealand's system of government?
The Legislature (Parliament) which makes laws, the Executive (the governing Cabinet and departments) which runs the country, and the Judiciary (courts and judges) which interprets the law.
What were the 3 resources provided by the University on the slide?
Learning essentials: https://learningessentials.auckland.ac.nz/
QuickCite: https://auckland.libguides.com/quickcite/
Grammarly (Premium): https://uoa.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/16193/~/getting-started-with-grammarly-premium
What is Calista's favourite colour?
Pink
Name 3 of the rubric categories:
Name 3 of the rubric categories:
What is the name of this pest plant?

Moth Plant
Give an example of the in-text citation for the Week 2/3 reading. Eg. (Ngadi, 2026)
(Franklin, 2017)