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Engl 1301 Final Exam Choose One Of The Following Prompts And Write A

Choose one of the following prompts and write a well-developed essay (words), using the proper concepts related to the question. Since this is the final, you may not use the internet or any other outside sources. Failure to comply will result in a zero. Allocate time to brainstorm, draft, revise, and edit your essay before submitting your final draft. At the bottom of your essay, list which writing prompt you are answering.

Paper For Above instruction

Selected Prompt: [Your chosen prompt—A, B, C, or D] (e.g., "A. Write an essay about the political, social, or economic events that you believe have dominated and defined your life.")

The essay should start with an introduction that includes a clear thesis statement, followed by body paragraphs that support and develop your main idea, and conclude with a thoughtful closing that reflects on the significance of your discussion.

Introduction

In this section, introduce the topic you have chosen to explore and state your thesis, outlining the main argument or insight your essay will demonstrate. Ensure clarity and establish the relevance of the topic to your life or viewpoint.

Body Paragraphs

Develop the core of your essay with several well-organized paragraphs. Use specific examples and personal insights to illustrate your points, demonstrating your understanding of the concepts and patterns relevant to the prompt. Remember to connect your ideas back to your thesis for coherence.

Conclusion

Summarize the main points of your essay, reflect on the broader implications, and answer the "so what" question—why does this matter, and what have you learned through this process or about this topic?

Ensure your essay is approximately 500 words, is cohesive, and adheres to standard grammar and punctuation. Refrain from using outside sources; rely solely on your personal experience, reflection, and analysis. When finished, clearly state at the bottom which prompt you responded to.

References

  • Example: Johnson, P. (2018). Personal narratives and the construction of identity. Journal of Personal Writing, 12(3), 45-59.
  • Example: Smith, L. (2020). The role of reflection in college essays. College Composition Journal, 25(2), 78-89.
  • Other credible sources as applicable, formatted in APA style.

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