Lesson 18 of 18 · Unit 6: Reading real Ojibwe · Final Course Checkpoint
Final Review — Checkpoint 3
Nothing new — everything measured. The whole course, one checkpoint, and the chart entirely yours.
By the end of this lesson you'll be introduced to
- Nothing new — and that is the point
- The whole chart, one last look
- Checkpoint 3: the entire course, measured area by area
This class day was the course's exam-review sheet — sixty-seven example sentences and no new grammar. You have met everything on it.
The course's historical final exam sits right after this day. It has no answer key, and ten of its items were spoken aloud and never printed — so this course keeps it as a historical artefact and measures you here instead, from material whose answers the course itself wrote down.
The chart, one last look
Fifteen weeks ago this was a wall of unfamiliar rows. Now every cell is a rule you have used, on verbs you know, in sentences the course actually wrote.
Every row is yours. Tap any cell for the chart's own wording and example.
- A Form PluralAlready covered
- A Form Negative SingularAlready covered
- A Form Negative PluralAlready covered
- B Form Singular & PluralAlready covered
B Form Negative Singular & Plural
This lesson
Chart: Anton Treuer, Oshkaabewis Native Journal, Vol. 4 / No. 1, Spring 1997. Explanation of the form labels: Anton Treuer, SPPS Ojibwe Curriculum, Spring 2009.
Live speaking practice
Future featureThe plan: meet online with a fluent Ojibwe speaker to practice out loud — conversation, pronunciation, and the material you've been studying — before taking the Final Course Checkpoint.
Not available yet: there is no scheduling or booking to click. When live sessions arrive they may be a paid add-on; everything currently on the site stays as it is.
Checkpoint 3 — the whole course
Five areas, first lesson to last. Wherever a section comes out weak, the Practice hub is waiting — the course ends, the practice doesn't.
Preparing your checkpoint…
One last word
New- View entry →Amikwag/DoonoogNoun
beavers (plural)
Seen before
ReviewHistorical artifact
The Final the class actually took
The real final exam from December 10, 2024 is preserved exactly as supplied — no answer key exists, and its oral section had no printed prompts, so this app never scores it. The checkpoint above is this course's own measurement, built from keyed material; the exam below is a document of the course you just finished.
View the historical Final →Finish this lesson
Work through the lesson's activities, then mark it complete. Your quiz score doesn't have to be perfect.
- Finish Checkpoint 3 — not yet done
Source
This lesson sits on the course's final review day. Checkpoint 3 draws every prompt and answer from the course's own keyed quizzes and worksheets, its attested paradigm pairs, and its verified dictionary entries; the historical final exam remains an unaltered artefact. Every Ojibwe string on this page comes from the materials cited above.