|Name: Erin Palmer |Date: May 21, 2014 | Graded Assignment Test: Literature Directions • Mark your answers to the multiple-choice questions on the answer sheet at the end of the multiple-choice section. Use a black or blue pen. • Remember to complete the submission information on every page you turn in. • If you need more paper to complete your answers, use the blank submission sheets, found in Resources. Section 1: Multiple Choice (20 minutes) For questions 1-5, refer to the following passage: He lived with his mother, a grey, silent woman with a peculiar ashy complexion.
D201 - Creating the database The database is NOT sent to the examiners. All the evidence is from print screens. So… One document – “How I created my database.” Second document – “How I validated my database.” Third document – “How I imported the text file.” Fourth document – “My three new records” REMEMBER TO TAKE APPROPRIATE PRINT SCREENS WHEN YOU DO THE TASKS. YOU CAN’T GO BACKWARDS AND GET MANY OF THEM. Open Microsoft Access Click Create new file on the right hand side of the screen and then click Blank database [pic] [pic] Save it as food database in your D201 folder [pic] Double click Create table in design view
Paper 1 Planning Sheet Directions: Answer the following questions regarding the article and target group you have chosen for Paper 1. It should take you about 2 hours to complete this sheet between thinking about the questions, re-reading passages of the article, searching for supporting quotes in the article, thinking critically about your target group and their perspectives, etc. CHOSEN ARTICLE AUTHOR/TITLE: | Dollar$ and Sense by Reginald Stuart | | QUESTION | RESPONSE | | CONTEXT/THESIS (Para 1) | 1 | State the group you are targeting for your library workshop, and then describe that group. Some but not all of these might be relevant details: age, socioeconomic class, family experience with college,
Cite sources, including the assigned book and the textbook (if you use it). No internet sources No direct quotes (even of you put quotation marks around them) Must be turned in both through blackboard and turnitin.com Due Friday, May 11 2012 Suggestions for topics: 1. Take one of the Chapters we covered in class and write about how the material you learned in class is relevant to Henrietta Lacks, HeLa cells and the advances made using them. Good chapters to choose could be Cancer (obviously), Reproduction, STDs, Cells or DNA technology, although I think any to the chapters should work. 2.
Research Paper Assignment (EN-102) Instead of you having to write a full research paper, I would only like to make sure that you learned the basics of MLA documentation when you took COMPOSITION I. I want you to research THREE articles on "A Good Man Is Hard To Find." There are, by the way, lots and lots of good essays published on this famous story. I will give you three weeks from today to complete this major assignment. I will be setting up a DISCUSSION BOARD where you as a class can help each other. I won't participate--just follow along and read posts.
English 102 Proposal Paper Assignment Assignment You are writing a 5 – 6 page paper (worth 15% of your grade) that will make a proposal argument. A proposal argument should answer the question “How should we deal with X?” by claiming that we should do X over Y, Z, etc. You must take a stand on the issue – no fence sitting allowed. You need to include all three parts of a proposal argument, namely the problem, the solution, and the justification. You will need to decide whether you are taking a local or global approach.
Longer Paper on the book: There Are No Children Here Now, that you have read the book I would like you to write a 3 – 5 page paper on the book. I have included some specific topics I would like you to address in the paper. I have provided the questions now so you can use them to help you as you read the book. Objective of this project: To understand the environment of economic, social, educational, cultural and recreational deprivation which are interrelated and which reinforce one another. Step One – The Introduction of the Paper: Go to the website: www.http://citynoise.org/article/1727 and the website www.angelfire.com/nv/207/chaindex.html You will see photos of the Horner Housing Project where Pharaoh and Lafayette lived.
Compare and/or Contrast Beowulf to a modern day fictional hero. On this paper only PRIMARY SOURCES can be use, such as Beowulf, maybe an episode about the modern day fictional hero, but NO critics or secondary sources allowed. Also the beginning of the paper must be a thesis paragraph not just a statement; it should almost be a page long. The paper needs to be 3.5-4 pages Then I need a Works Cited Page and an annotated bibliography( and please fill out these analysis worksheets on this website, http://www.archives.gov/education/lessons/worksheets/written_document_analysis_worksheet.pdf, and attach them with the paper and bibliographies: they are basically questions about the source, it takes 2 seconds to fill out!!! Directions
RELS 1010 – INTRODUCTION TO RELIGIOUS STUDIES STUDY GUIDE FOR THE FIRST EXAM Fall 2014 Topics to Study from Lectures Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of everything you need to know for the exam. It is only a list of main themes from the lectures, to help you organize your class notes. Nature of Religion Assumptions that may accompany the word ‘religion’ (exclusive membership, separation of sacred and secular, emphasis on belief) Problems in making these assumptions for other religions Functions and roles of religion Different definitions of religion proposed by theorists in the past Ninian Smart’s dimensions of religion Hinduism (general) Geography and diversity of the Indian subcontinent Origins of the word
Students must answer all questions. You may not, therefore, take the comprehensive examination until you have completed 21 semester hours that include the five core course, with a GPA of at least 3.0. The study questions below are intended as a general guide only. Examination questions may cover any course materials and may include, but are