Year 2 Volume 5 Exam rules summary

Unanimous Consent Special Test Summary
Explanation of Rules
- In response to the motions put forward by the school, all members of the class will have to vote on the options.

 (There will be five questions in total. There will be at most four options for each question.)
- So long as the response to a particular motion is not unanimous, the same motion will be repeated again.
- In case time runs out before unanimous consent is not reached for a motion, regardless of the progress on that motion the response will not be acknowledged.
- A unanimous response to any motion will be acknowledged, regardless of success or failure in the rest of the test.
- Clearing all questions put forward will grant the class 50 points.
- Failing to clear any of the questions within the five hour limit will lose the class 300 points.

The Procedure of the Special Test

1. A motion will be presented. Voting will begin for 60 seconds.
2. If the response is unanimous, proceed to the next motion and go back to 1. Otherwise, continue.
3. There will be a ten minute break. During this period, students are allowed to move around and talk within the class as they wish.
4. Voting will begin again for 60 seconds. During this period, students are not permitted to talk, and are only allowed to vote..

(If any student has not finished voting within 60 seconds, the extra time will be counted against the grace time for that student. If any student uses over 90 seconds of the grace time, they will be expelled.)
5. The results of the voting will be presented. If the response is unanimous, proceed to the next motion and go back to 1. Otherwise, repeat from 3.