Lesson 11 of 18 · Unit 4: Asking where, asking when · Midpoint Checkpoint
Course Midpoint Checkpoint
The historical midterm's place in the course — the real exam as an artifact, and a scored checkpoint built only from material with printed answer keys.
Where you are
This is the point where the source course held its midterm exam. The course pauses here the same way: below is a checkpoint built from the quizzes and worksheets the class had already taken by this point — every question carries the instructor's own printed answer, so your score means something.
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 Midpoint 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.
Historical artifact
The Midterm the class actually took
The real exam from October 17, 2024 is preserved exactly as supplied: written translation sections plus an oral section whose sentences were spoken aloud and never printed, and no answer key for any of it. Because no key exists, this app never scores it and never invents answers for it — you can read it as a document of the course, nothing more.
View the historical Midterm →Preparing your checkpoint…
Finish this lesson
Work through the lesson's activities, then mark it complete. Your quiz score doesn't have to be perfect.
- Finish the checkpoint questions — not yet done