09 Jul comparative essay focusing on Reading

Welcome to the Final Exam for ENGL 101

The Final Exam for this section of ENGL 101 is worth 20% of your final grade.

In the Final Exam, you will be assigned 2 questions: 

• Question 1 – 600 word comparative essay focusing on Reading 10 + Reading 11 + Reading 12
  • graded /10
• Question 2 – 600 word comparative essay focusing on two parts/sections/passages of “Animal Farm” (Reading 13)
• (graded /10)

The Final Exam takes place from (all times Vancouver, BC; 12 hours from release to submission):

• Questions 1 and 2 released to students:
  • TUESDAY June 29 @ 10:00 AM

• Responses to questions 1 and 2 due:
  • TUESDAY June 29 @ 10:00 PM

Estimated time to complete all tasks in the Final Exam module (3-4 hours).

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You will write a 600 word Comparative Literary Analysis about Reading 10 + Reading 11 + Reading 12.

The question and your response will require you to compare and contrast a specific theme in ALL THREE stories.

You are required to utilize specifics from what you have studied this semester (Theme < Mood < Tone < Literary Devices and Elements) to answer the question.

Requirements:

• 600 words (+/- 10 %)
• academic paragraph(s) format for your response, including your answer, evidence/examples from the readings, and your explanations
• use of minimum 3 direct quotations from the stories (at least on quote from each reading)

Release:

• When you click NEXT (below), you will be directed to a Canvas Quiz.

  • This Quiz is how your assigned Question will be shared with you.

    • BEGIN the Quiz, and download your Question to your computer.

    • Once you have downloaded your Question, click NEXT to advance to where you will Submit your response.

      Requirements for Question #2

      You will write a 600 word Comparative Literary Analysis about Reading 13 “Animal Farm” by George Orwell.

      The question and your response will require you to compare and contrast at least two different parts of the story.

      You are required to utilize specifics from what you have studied this semester (Theme < Mood < Tone < Literary Devices and Elements) to answer the question.

       

      Requirements:

      • 600 words (+/- 10 %)
      • academic essay format, including introduction and thesis, body paragraphs, conclusion, and works cited
      • use of minimum 4 direct quotations from the story

       

      Release:

      • When you click NEXT (below), you will be directed to a Canvas Quiz.

        • This Quiz is how your assigned Question will be shared with you.

          • BEGIN the Quiz, and download your Question to your computer.

            • Once you have downloaded your Question, click NEXT to advance to where you will Submit your response.

       

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