An example has been done for you in the first row of the chart. As you will see, I am looking for you to be detailed, but include only the most important information on each page. Again, when you are finished summarizing the events that occur on each page of the part you’ve selected, you will submit ONLY this chart through the drop box in Unit 1, Lesson 7. Guidelines: - Summaries must consist of complete sentences. Do not write summaries in note form.
You indent the quote 10 spaces, or a 1” (two tabs), to set it apart from the rest of your text. No quotation marks are used because the indentation shows it is a direct quote. The quote is double-spaced like the rest of your paper and there are no extra spaces before or after the quote. It is left justified but not right justified. At the end of your long quote, include the in-text citation right after the end punctuation.
1 APA Style Checklist As you write your papers, these tips may help you remember everything that is needed to successfully put together your APA paper. Title Page: ☐ Title page has: Running head: SHORT ALL CAPS TITLE This is flush left, 1/2 inch from the top. Page number 1 is flush right on the same line. The title should exactly match the paper title but shortened if needed to accommodate no more than 50 spaces in length, including spaces. Title information in included per my APA & my instructor: first letter of any major words capitalized (4 words or greater), double spaced, centered in the upper half of the page.
They should be a max of 50 characters including any spaces, coma's, etc. Headers should not be labeled with numbers or letters. Each sections of headers should begin with the highest level of heading. Then consist of at least two subsection headings. | p. 229-230, 8.03p.
DIRECTIONS: Look at the full list of quotes and select at least 12 to make a found poem. Arrange the lines in a sensible order. The poem should illustrate an idea about the book or about some other idea unrelated to the book. We can't leave so why bother talking about it? 18 This is the Capital's way of reminding us how totally we are at their mercy.
Complete it all, however, by October 10/11. 2) Your story should be in keeping with everything that has come before in the novel. In other words, you can’t bring Allie literally back to life, although you can have Holden thinking about, speaking to, perhaps even hallucinating that he sees his dead brother. But you need to remain consistent with what came before. 3) Do reference characters from earlier in the novel.
2a) The details of finding and completing the assignments and that they are due by noon that day are very clear to me. I have written the calendar down in my notebook. b) I understand the purpose of having a textbook to help me prepare for assignments and exams and that no other outside sources will work.
Topic sentences: • explain the point you're going to make in the paragraph • are clear and concise • link back to your contention in the introduction • build on the points made in the previous paragraphs When all topic sentences are read together, they should summarise your argument. If you recorded your key points in your essay plan, you've already written your topic sentences. Take your key points, write them in a single sentence and then write a paragraph discussing each one. EVIDENCE A good quote adds something meaningful to your argument and links to the main idea of the paragraph. When choosing a quote, make sure it: • supports the main idea of the paragraph • is punchy and direct, even dramatic • comes from a source you trust • is relatively short and to the point.
In the Greek tragedy, Antigone, the character of Creon fails in what he sets out to do and encounters unhappiness, ruin, and even death because of it. The play opens with Creon, the king of Thebes, denying Polynices his right to a proper burial. When Polynices’ sister, Antigone, hears of this she decides to bury her brother, despite the consequences and Creon sentences her to death. Time and time again throughout the play, Creon fails to heed the advice of others and, in turn, suffers great turmoil. Creon fails from the very beginning of the play when he sentences Antigone to death without taking her explanation into account.
Odyssey Essay, Part 1 Requirements * 225-275 words, excluding the outline (in its current form, the outline has 48 words) * All parts of the outline. If you cut out parts or don’t fill them in, you’ll lose many points. Don’t take shortcuts: challenge yourself to produce good work. * 3 quotations * No more than one quotation from each book of the Odyssey * At least one quotation from books 1 or 2 * At least one quotation from books 5 or 6 * No quotation may be longer than one line on the page of your essay. * An original, interesting title that reflects the thesis * MLA documentation * In-text citations: After each quotation, give in parentheses the page on which the quoted passage appears.