An excellent technique to use when learning new material is to practice writing your own exam questions. This technique not only forces the learner to think deeply about the material, but it provides a set of materials that can be used for review for an exam or quiz. For this assignment, write five true false and five multiple choice questions on any of the material from Chapters 2 and 3. (This is a total of 10 questions.) The answers to the questions should be provided as well. These questions and answers should be submitted as a Word or text file, although Word is preferred. (PDF is not acceptable here, since we many need to modify the questions.) Your file should be submitted on eLearning with the rest of your work for this assignment Note that the "deeper" and more "profound" your questions are, the more you will get out of this exercise. It is intended to encourage real analytic thought, so spend serious time thinking about the issues and exactly how you would write questions covering them. Make them as difficult and challenging as possible, as this will deepen your understanding of the material. An excellent technique to use when learning new material is to practice writing your own exam questions. This technique not only forces the learner to think deeply about the material, but it provides a set of materials that can be used for review for an exam or quiz. For this assignment, write five true false and five multiple choice questions on any of the material from Chapters 2 and 3. (This is a total of 10 questions.) The answers to the questions should be provided as well. These questions and answers should be submitted as a Word or text file, although Word is preferred. (PDF is not acceptable here, since we many need to modify the questions.) Your file should be submitted on eLearning with the rest of your work for this assignment Note that the "deeper" and more "profound" your questions are, the more you will get out of this exercise. It is intended to encourage real analytic thought, so spend serious time thinking about the issues and exactly how you would write questions covering them. Make them as difficult and challenging as possible, as this will deepen your understanding of the material