Kelly Adams

Situation One – Personal Claim EmailSituation One – Personal Claim Email Write a personal claim in the form of an email.  This should be based on a personal experience that you have had with a product or service, or something else that you want rectified.  For example, if you have made a purchase online and were overcharged, or if you received damaged merchandise, or if you paid for a service and the work was not completed or not done correctly,...

Question 1: Analyzing an AdvertisementSources:• Excerpts from Good Reasoning Matters (on Moodle) – for questions 1 and 3• “The Daily Show’s Exposé of Political Rhetoric” (on Moodle) for questions 1 and 3• “The Idea of Human Dignity” (on Moodle) for questions 2 and 3• Any online sources used for advertisements and examples Answer all of the following questions: 1) Choice 1 advertisement from the list at the end of this docume...

General InstructionsGeneral InstructionsWrite a rhetorical analysis of and response to “The Case against Reparations for Slavery” by Richard A. Epstein, which is copied below. There are five parts to this assignment, plus a works cited page, and you must complete all parts.   Word Count: All parts should add up to a total of approximately 650-750 words (not including the works cited page). Please put a total word count in square brackets at th...

Ecological Significance of Fraser RiverFraser River is deeply connected with the history of Canada which since its discovery by the first residents, the River has contributed greatly to the development of the communities developed along its banks. This not only includes the first residents, but also the later settler dating to the present time.  In spite of continued human intervention, the Fraser River maintains its role as a community developer despite the continued human intervention ...

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 from various walks of life – with a heavy conce...

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 quotation (note the page and paragraph number of y...