Category: English

Prompt: Identify one issue and conclusion that Slater raises in Accountable. Explain the issue and her conclusion. This is not an analytical essay. It is a summary essay. That means you are summarizing her argument–the issue she states and the conclusion she gives–and not giving your analysis or opinion about it. 
In organized, detailed five-paragraph essay, you will state the issue she raises, then you will show her conclusion. You will use the introduction to establish the context, the overall summary of her book and how the issue is a part of her overall argument. In the body paragraphs, you will need to summarize (1) the single issue she raises, (2) the conclusion she arrives at about the issue, and (3) one piece of evidence she uses to arrive at her conclusion. 
You must refer to Accountable as your main point of reference in this essay. Do not include outside research. You must use MLA format when you paraphrase and/or use direct quotes.
You must also include a Works Cited at the end of your essay, even if your only source is Accountable. If you are using an electronic version of the book, please use the page numbering in your version of the book.
The rubric for this essay is posted in the syllabus.
The essay must be 750 words (please try to be as close to this limit as possible, meaning 725-780 words). Put the word count at the end of your essay.
JUST DO THE AI TOOLS AND SELF-REFLECTION AND GRADE 
NOTE: For each essay in this course, you must submit an opening “preamble” that is no longer than 6 sentences, in which you document that has the following information—without this preamble, your essay will not be graded–indicate (1) what tutoring you used, (2) which AI tools you used, and (3) offer a self-reflection and self-grade.
Tutoring: In 2-3 sentences, state: When and what tutoring did you use, if any (this is not required)?
AI tools: In 2-3 sentences, state: Which AI tools did you use, if any (it is ok if you didn’t use any AI tools)? How did you use them, and how did they improve your work and process?
Self-reflection and grade: In 2-3 sentences, what do you think are the strengths and weaknesses of this written assignment and what grade would you give yourself?

reading Chapter 1 in Bless Me, Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya please answer each question In a paragraph format.
CHAPTER 1
1. How does Tony’s father feel about the family moving to Guadalupe?
2. What is Tony’s first reaction when he meets Ultima?
3. How does Tony regard the owl that Ultima brings with her?
4. What connotations are attached to the owl?
5. How does the family regard the responsibility of taking care of the older generation?
6. What happens in Tony’s dream?
7. What is his mother’s reaction when Tony relates his dream to her?
8. Compare Tony’s two meetings with Ultima–one on page 1 and the second on page 10. How are they similar? How are they different?
9. Why do you think Anaya chose the name Antonio for the main character in the novel?
10. What is your general opinion of Bless Me, Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya as the first novel selected for this course?

Your op-ed must:
–        Follow proper APA format.
–        Range between 1200-1500 words (about 3 pages).
–        Incorporate at least two outside sources with proper in-text citations. 
Include a reference page with citations for all sources

I KNOW this is not an essay. but if you can do this PLS lmk. Just tell me a price and I’ll release it on finish.

The following questions refer to the reading assignments for W.B. Yeats.
1). Yeats’ poem “The Lake Isle of Innisfree” uses powerful images of nature to engage the reader’s senses.  Pick three of the following senses and provide one image from the poem for each sensory perception:
a. sight
b. hearing
c. taste
d. touch
e. smell
2).  How does the allusion to “The Prodigal Son” through the lines, “I will arise and go now,” help to provide a theme for “The Lake Isle of Innisfree”?  What does the speaker seem to be saying about his relationship to this place?
3). What does “The Second Coming” imply about state of the world in the 20th century?  Does any of that feel familiar to you in our present situation?  Refer to specific quotes in your response.
4). How does “Sailing to Byzantium” contrast the artistic achievements of humanity to the natural world in which we live?  Why does the speaker prefer art to nature?
5). This is a “freebie” (meaning that if you can’t do it, you will not be penalized) . . . Locate one of Yeats’ poems that has been set to music and performed by a singer (Joni Mitchell performs a version of “The Second Coming” called “Slouching towards Bethlehem,” and folk signer Judy Collins has recorded numerous versions of different Yeats’ poems, including “The Lake Isle of Innisfree,” “The Golden Apples of the Sun,” and “The Song of Wandering Aengus,” among others.)  Tell me which poem/song you listened to and what you thought about hearing the poem set to music.

Argumentative Essay on why Genetic Modification should not be approved. It needs to be MLA formatted, with in-text citations from reliable sources. 

Research not exceeding 10 pages on a system related to the business environment in the Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaLabor laws, any topic in the human resources department, the labor office and its chapter, or corporate laws such as the bankruptcy law, five pages.

There are a total of 3 PDF files. Each contains a reading assignment. Please complete the answers in the files provided. 

Make an argument on why a man or woman can never change their gender
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write a 4 page (+works cited) argument proving the problem of A in B and discussing the causes and possible solutions, answering the journalistic questions (who, what when, where, how, and why) and using quotation, paraphrase and summary. Use 3-5 outside sources to support your claims, and follow MLA guidelines for all format, citations, and works cited.