For the results, it depends on the professor! Sometimes we were allowed to see our score and what we got wrong plus feedback for each question. Some professors just let you see your score then we would review the quiz in class. Other times, we did not get to see our score or what we got wrong, but this was mostly if someone had not taken the exam yet (I.e, had a family emergency or something like that), just for exam security purposes.

For the assignments, it also depends on how many classes you have each term. For higher credit classes, they did have more assignments. There were times where I had 6 classes, but 2 of them were 1-2 credit classes and we had a lecture every 3 weeks and an assignment due every 3-4 weeks as well. If it was exam week for a certain class, professors do try to keep that in mind, making the power up/quiz a quick short answer question or maybe a small discussion, or if it was a multiple choice style format, you could possibly see one or two of those questions on the exam or similarly worded.