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research some children pastimes toys that declined in popularity, any toys in the past 50 years. What would you do to bring it back into popularity?

Write a problem-solution paper of 750-850 words. Include a title page, abstract, headers, and page numbers in correct APA format. Cite at least four different sources in your paper. Use the following organization for your paper: Introduce the problem with a hook. Clearly state the problem in your thesis statement. Define the problem. Explain why the problem needs solving. Detail potential solutions. Select the “best” solution. Refute possible objections. Close with a call to action. Use current APA style documentation for in-text citations and a separate references list at the end of the paper.

This essay should be 600 words (NO MORE THAN 800 words). This essay should be written using MLA style. You should include a Works Cited page MLA style. You should include the story as one source. You should add 3 sources You should discuss any three of the literary elements: style, tone, plot, characters, point of view, symbolism… You may discuss any of the critical thinking ideas: human nature, wisdom, truth, justice, freedom or virtue. Font size 14, Double spaced Send in word document

Follow your research questions with four possible thesis statements for your Argument Essay on School lunch shaming. These statements may provide direct answers to one or more of your research questions or they make simply be inspired by a stance or view provoked by the research questions. Provide one thesis statement of each type: 1) a claim of definition or classification; 2) a claim about cause and effect; 3) a claim about value; 4) a claim about solutions or policies. Clearly identify each thesis statement by type. [Note: These four types of thesis statements are all described, with examples Lastly, reflect on the creation of your four possible thesis statements. You may comment on any or all of the following questions. Explain your reasons. Which thesis was the hardest to come up with, and which was the easiest? Which thesis do you think could be supported most effectively in your argument essay? Which thesis statement do you think would be the most interesting to write on? Which thesis statement would take the most additional research to support? Which thesis is best geared to your intended audience? Comment on anything else you learned about thesis statements from doing this exercise. Your Module 1 initial post should be at least 200

you’ll read the article “Big Ag’s Big Lies” then answer these questions. Are you concerned? Why or why not? Agree or disagree with the author’s claim in a thesis of your own. Then support your thesis statement.

I want to focus on ” Climate Control” gearing towards the extinction of the Amur Leopard, Black Rhinoceros, Mountain Gorilla, and Sea Creatures. Within this paper must include The Problem, The Solution, The Rebuttal.

Rhetorical Analysis Evaluate the rhetorical techniques that Bryan Stevenson employs in Just Mercy. What key assumptions, appeals, evidence, and logic does he use to support his claim, and are these tools successful?

Cities show a lots about what our values are. You can see the Roman values of public culture, civic pride, and piety in its forums, basilicas, and temples. This assignment will have you create a city according to your own values and compare it to the cities of the Romans. Here is what you need to do: Make a drawing or plan of your ideal city (it can be modern or futuristic). Be sure to include: A. at least 7 public buildings (could be town hall, school, church, theaters, sports arena, parks… or none of these, what buildings do you want?) B. Show the different zones: residential (where people live), commercial (where businesses are), and industrial (where stuff is made) C. Make sure to show streets and any sort of mass transit you will have D. Write a paragraph about why your city is the way it is. Compare your city to a Roman city. Make SURE TO MAKE THESE COMPARISONS WITH ROME. YOU WILL NOT GET A GOOD GRADE UNLESS YOU DO! E. Take a photo of your city and your descriptive paragraph and upload to this discussion post.

For this assignment, you will practice shifting genres. select one paragraph from a campaign speech and revise it into a tweet, a diary entry, and a business memo. As you complete this genre shift, you will need to make decisions about what information to keep and/or delete, how to best address the audience of the revised genre, the most appropriate word choice and tone, and how to take advantage of the digital or non-digital nature of the genre. Your assignment should respond to the following: 1- What is the campaign speech you’ve selected for this assignment? Here, provide the speaker’s name, the title of the speech, where the speech was delivered, and a link to the speech. 2- Select one paragraph from the speech and copy/paste it here. 3- Revise this paragraph into a tweet. 4- Revise this paragraph into a diary entry. 5- Revise this paragraph into a business memo. 6- Look back over the genre shift you’ve just completed. How did the style change to match each genre and audience? In what specific ways did you adjust word choice and/or tone when moving between genres? How did you decide what information to keep or delete within each genre?

“Whether what we do now will matter in a million years could make the crucial difference only if its mattering in a million years depended on its mattering, period. But then to deny that whatever happens now will matter in a million years is to beg the question against its mattering, period; for in that sense one cannot know that it will not matter in a million years whether(for example) someone now is happy or miserable, without knowing that it does not matter, period.” Thomas Nagel seems to be having fun with this word “matter” in this quote and in this essay. We spoke about it today in our conference, but I’d like you to write a solid paragraph about what you think he is trying to say about whether things–our feelings, our actions, etc.– matter or not, and why. What exactly does it mean for something to matter, and why do you think this is a problem for him in the first place worth exploring? Be sure to give me a concrete example so I can follow your logic.