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Part 1: Context and WorksThis assignment gives you the opportunity to reflect on the scope of the course and evaluate your own learning. Pick works by 8 different writers from the course readings that stand out to you. The writers you choose should reflect a diversity of perspectives in gender, race and historical time and place. You must address at least one play, one poem and one piece of fiction (novel or short story). In other words, don...

Course Code   :  ENGL001

Course Title   :  English Composition

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Themes of Emily Dickinson's Poems About DeathIntrodutions: The author of both “Because I could not stop for death” and “I heard a fly buzz” is Emily Dickinson and I will be comparing/contrasting the two poems. They compare to each other because they’re themes are the same; they both are about death. The difference between these poems are the settings and the state of deaths. “I heard a fly buzz” focus...

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Step1 a. identify the issue in a text (compulsory item) b. identify the argument/author’s point of view in a text (compulsory item) c. recognise the types of supporting details in a text as well as any flaws in reasoning if any (compulsory item) d. evaluate the supports used in a text: (compulsory item) ii. objectivity iii. completeness iv. validity and credibility Identify the assumptions/ the stated main ideas and/or fo...

Course Code   :  CSI1111

Course Title   :  introduction to public speaking

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Organization CriteriaMy term question is Should the U.S government regulate individual’s pollution output due to high air pollution levels?' My position on topic is that the government should not regulate individual’s pollution output, but instead regulate corporate and government output.   Purpose The purpose of this presentation is to persuade your audience that your position on your term top...

Prompts for Developing a ThesisWrite a focused, analytic paper making an argument about a specific problem, device, or pattern in a single text. You may write about any of the poems, narratives, or plays on the syllabus. Your paper, when formatted according to the attached guidelines, must be 1500-1750 words long. (Your paper must be at least five 1500 words long; you may write as many as (1750) words, but only if your argument warrants it.) P...

Overview of the News Analyses AssignmentThe dates of the News Analyses postings are listed under The Grades. In each News Analysis posting you use the relevant theory in the listed pages to analyze a news article.  The first news analysis will consist of a statement about what you think Karl Marx would say about the news if he had the opportunity to do so. Your interpretation of Marx will be based on the readings and the course ...

TaskAnswer the questions below in full sentences on a separate piece of paper. Make sure your handwriting is legible. Note the number of marks each question is worth and answer accordingly. E.g. low-mark questions need short answers, high-mark questions need longer, detailed answers.  1. Explain why the family goes out into the forest. (1 mark)  2. How does the author distract from his own story? Support your answer with a ...

Course Code   :  ENGL101

Course Title   :  Introduction to Writing

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Process Essay #2: 1000 words: Essay(25%), Peer-Review/Response (5%)Process Essay #2:   1000 words:  Essay(25%),  Peer-Review/Response (5%)   For your second essay, you will write a 1000 word literary analysis of Indian Horse by Richard Wagamese.    The specific topic is up to you.   If you need ideas,  I’ve posted some generic topics on Moodle under Literary Analysis.   You ...

The importance of DreamsQuestion 1:  i. Identify one sentence that does not belong in the paragraph below:  Dreams are stories and images that our minds create while we sleep. To sleep well, one must do a number of things to get up feeling refreshed the next day. They can be entertaining, fun, romantic, disturbing, frightening, and sometimes bizarre. We may not remember dreaming, but everyone is thought to dream between 3 and 6 tim...

Course Code   :  ETSU4

Course Title   :  Introduction to Literature

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Part 1: A feminist reading(https://www.fulltextarchive.com/pdfs/Heart-of-Darkness.pdf) Write an entry in your reader's notebook analyzing Heart of Darkness from a feminist viewpoint. Be sure to make use of feminist critical vocabulary and to include three examples from the novel (quotations and/or paraphrases with citations) to illustrate your point. For length, consider my Freudian analysis to be a model, so 250 words is a good guide. ...

Course Code   :  CHPL820

Course Title   :  chaplain strategic leadership

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SummaryThe Chaplain’s ability to Connect and lead with Emotional Intelligence is essential to successful leadership. In addition to one’s calling, character, and competence, a chaplain needs to be able to connect well emotionally with people and build relationships, the key to biblical leadership. The Lord created people in His image and that includes emotions.   The Lord leads us with emotion....

Dreaming and Sleep HabitsReading Question 1:Based on the reading that you have done so far in this course, read each paragraph and answer according to the instructions given                   i.Identify one sentence that does not belong in the paragraph below: Dreams are stories and images that our minds create while we sleep. To sleep well, one must do a number of things to get up feeling re...

Challenges Faced by Elite White-Collar Professionals When It Comes to WritingWhy can’t my new employees write?I heard this question several times on my recent vacation. I go on vacation to get away from these sorts of questions, but vacation was a group biking tour of Normandy and in the downtime of meals or other socializing, when my profession came up, this is the question people wanted to ask me.The other bikers were professionals fro...

Plagiarism WarningAs per AOU rules and regulations, all students are required to submit their own THE-Final work and avoid plagiarism. The AOU has implemented sophisticated techniques for plagiarism detection. You will be penalized for any act of plagiarism as per the AOU's rules and regulations. Declaration of No Plagiarism by Student (to be signed and submitted by student with THE-Final work): I hereby declare that this submitted THE-Final w...

Course Code   :  El118

Course Title   :  english

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Question 1 1. What is the best alternative title for this reading? a) Similarities Between Endangered Species b) Preserving Endangered Languages and Languages c) Linguistic Globalization d) How Languages Die 2. According to the article, which language is a dead language? a) Irish b) English c) Hebrew d) Latin 3. According to the article, what would linguists in the DEL project like to do someday? a) Record i...