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This is a profile essay on Jennie Finch-Daigle, talking about her life from a kid to now and how she has overcome obstacles including being a femal athlete and having 2 kids

Please write about Mary Poppins the musical, must be 5 paragraphs, the topics for the paragraphs are also shown in the picture

Topic: Language of discrimination 3 sources are attached  Thesis: discriminatory language makes people question themselves and their value.  -Use the sources to support the thesis.

The goal of this assignment is to write a well-reasoned and well-supported argument about literature. Your ideas about literature matter. As long as you can back up your opinion with evidence from the novel, there are no wrong interpretations. Those who submit their essays on time will be allowed to revise and resubmit their essays for a replacement grade. Write a 500+ word argument analysis about one of the themes, symbols, motifs, characters, or other literary elements in The Hunger Games. Use evidence from the text and cite it using MLA formatting. Note that an analysis is not a summary. It does not summarize or paraphrase. Your job is to create an argumentative essay with a strong thesis that has at least three reasons. Each body paragraph should be an argument with a clear claim, ample evidence from the text (with page numbers), and a logical analysis that ties your ideas together. Essay Requirements: Be sure the essay has these elements: An introduction with a “hook” and a thesis statement Each body paragraph is an argument with a claim, the evidence from the novel, and warrant that relate to the thesis statement [three main ‘legs’ to the thesis statement = three body paragraphs] A conclusion that explains the most significant impact of the novel, refers back to the hook and has a clincher sentence A title that repeats or reflects words from the clincher sentence

Assignment Overview You are an administrative assistant at a not-for-profit organization. You are tasked with writing a one-page fundraising letter to be sent out to potential corporate donors. Search for an actual not-for-profit organization to represent. Your letter must include the following things: succinctly present one specific problem your organization is trying to solve for example: Lack of support for a homeless shelter during the pandemic Trafficking of children Lack of support for students with disabilities in Lethbridge high schools name one solution for which your organization is raising money for example: Purchasing winter clothing using the raised money Hosting online seminars with paid guest speakers to raise awareness Vouchers for specialized, online tutors  ask for a specific donation to help solve that problem for example: A $100 donation to pay for a certain number of winter

Read Glaspell’s short story” A Jury of Her Peers,” adapted from her play Trifles. Write an essay (about 900 words) noting the significant changes Glaspell made in the short story. Note that you must discuss not only the changes, but how they affected the the impact of the story.

This paper is a reflection on argumentation, I have chosen to write about about using Ethos in writing and the importance of integrating quotations in your writting. Here are the given instructions:   For our final essay of the class, select two concepts we have studied this quarter and show how and why they are important to developing persuasive and engaging arguments. The list above can help you find a focus, but we will do some brainstorming in class, too. Any effective argument requires evidence. To support your ideas, turn to the three majors essays you have written this quarter. Use your own work to support your claims about the two class concepts you have chosen to write about. How in the world do I write my essay? For instance, let’s say you want to argue for the importance of using Kairos and for the need to vary your punctuation. How would you approach such an essay? What will your readers need to know?  They will need to understand Kairos is and why it matters. In addition, why have you chosen Kairos as a focus? Demonstrate your knowledge of this concept; teach your reader. Include an example or two from your own essays to show how you have used Kairos effectively to build an argument. Quote and/or paraphrase your own writing. Now, bring in your second focus: punctuation. How can you connect Kairos to punctuation? How can you help your reader follow the transition? Can punctuation help make an argument seem more timely, even urgent? Sure it can! Show how.  Now develop your second focus: how can punctuation help to make and support an effective argument? Provide an example or two from your own essays.   Criteria. 3-4 pages of solid writing. Carefully consider every word, sentence, paragraph break, transition, and quotation. Show off a bit! While you can quote from anything we have read/watched/discussed this quarter as evidence, you MUST cite your own writing at least twice. Include a brief cover letter discussing the essay.

Movie: “The Town,” Directed by Ben Affleck in 2010. The paper should contain 4 sources:  1) Background source 2) Exhibit source 3) Argument source 4) Methods Source Work cited should be included.

Have you ever thought that you might have been switched at birth ? Write a paper discussing the ways in which you are similar and/or different to your parents and siblings .discuss three ways in which you are similar or different . You may create any combination of major point groups .Use MLA formatting . Write either a long paragraph or five paragraphs essay .

Larry Watson’s Montana 1948. Be sure to include quotes from the text (with the correct citation, of course) to support your answer! You may, of course, use additional sources, but be sure to document them if you do and provide a Works Cited page; you must use the text itself in your answer. 1. Montana 1948 includes many elements of the traditional ‘Western’ story: is it, in fact, a Western? Why or why not? In what ways is it like, or unlike, a ‘traditional’ Western? Which one (traditional or untraditional) do you like better, and why? Be sure you define what a Western is in your answer! 2. Modern novels are supposed to show the development of their characters. Pick one of the characters in Montana 1948 and show your reader how he or she develops (or fails to develop) over the course of the novel. Did you find the portrayal of that character to be realistic (i.e. believable) or not? Why or why not? 3. Besides the obvious choice, who (or what!) killed Marie Little Soldier? Explain and defend your choice(s) in detail, with appropriate references to the text to support your argument.