Category: English

Prompt: Is the success of Ms.Marvel a result of Kamala Khan reflecting the hero myth (her journey from ordinary to extraordinary and the obstacles she must overcome) or because Kamala Khan projects the (consumerist) “different” that we wish to see in ourselves? 
This essay requires both a minimum of at least 3 essays (provided) and at least 2-3 examples from any volume of the Ms.Marvel series 

Assignment Prompt: Annotated Bibliography
An annotated bibliography is a combination assignment: it blends MLA reference citations with paragraphs–or annotations–that help you, and your readers, make sense of the sources you cite. For this assignment, you will be asked to create annotations that summarize, assess, and reflect upon sources related to your research topic (See Assignment Guide). This process serves two purposes: it provides you with a broader perspective of your research topic, and it prompts you to develop your own point of view: your thesis. Expectations
The annotated bibliography is a very valuable first-step in the research writing process, since it helps you: Collect and organize source material
Practice MLA formatting
Think carefully and critically about source content Evaluate source reliability and credibility
Determine source usefulness Synthesize multiple sources
Decide if you need more sources
Develop a working thesis
Requirements
Length/Sources:
This assignment requires 5 reliable and credible sources with annotations. The minimum word count is 750 words total, with 150 words per source annotation. *If the minimum word count is not met, your assignment will be returned with no grade and a resubmission will be required.
OrganizationEach of the five sources should include an annotation with the following four components: a citation, a summary paragraph, an assessment paragraph, and a reflection paragraph. Check out the table below for more information about the required content and conditions of each component:
Component
Content
Conditions
Reference Citation
Including a properly formatted citation can help readers access the same information you accessed (e.g. author, title, publishing date, etc.), if they are interested in learning more about the source and/or your topic.
*Think of this as pointing readers in the right direction. Be sure to use MLA style for your citations. You’ll need to pay attention to how you order the identifying criteria and include a hanging indent for any line after the first line. Summary
*Think of this as presenting readers with “the big picture.”
In this paragraph, you will provide a thorough overview of the source, including the main claim/thesis, the topics covered, important supporting points, and any other information readers need to understand the overall gist of the source. Be sure to use summary here, with no direct quotes. You’ll want to stick to third-person language in this section (no “I, me, we, you, us, our”). Assessment *Think of this as providing readers with proof that the source is, or is not, useful.
In this paragraph, you will evaluate the source, noting whether it is useful, and why. You can discuss reliability and credibility, author expertise, date of publication, bias or objectivity, and intended audience. You can also compare/contrast this source with other sources that you have collected, if you find that analysis helpful. Be sure to use paraphrase here, with no direct quotes. You’ll want to stick to third-person language in this section (no “I, me, we, you, us, our”).
Reflection
*Think of this as presenting readers with your perspective. In this paragraph, you will share how this source impacts your writing process. Did this source cause you to change your stance? Did you learn anything new or interesting about your topic? How might you use this source in your future essay? You can feel free to use first-person language here, since you are sharing your own insights about this source and its relationship to your research topic. Be sure to stick to “I, me” language, though, as you don’t want to make assumptions about your readers. Document Formatting: MLA formatting: Heading (name, assignment name, course name, date), original title, header (page numbers), line-spacing (double-spaced), 1”margins, and 12-point font size, Times New Roman or sans-serif font.
Genre/Style: Formal analysis following a guided format–see organization and example.
Source(s) Selection: While we encourage you to acquire sources from Gale’s Opposing Viewpoints, you may access credible, scholarly sources from other resources. Tertiary sources, such as online encyclopedias, dictionaries and Wikipedia, are not scholarly sources, and should not be cited within your work; however, they may offer helpful foundational information as you develop your understanding of an issue. For more information, please review Berkley University’s resource on scholarly and popular sources: “Evaluating Resources.”

In an essay of about 1100 words, an objective analysis of an individual’s worldview, values, and cultural behavior is made using the data and websites in the attachments below.
1, show the connection between Chinese culture, worldview, and values, using the website: https://www.hofstede-insights.com/country-comparison-tool 2. Explain how the culture of the individual (myself) influences the communication style and politeness strategies used by the individual (myself)
3. Analyze personal (myself) non-verbal communication.

Geiogamah develops elaborate lighting and electronic image displays for his plays—the railroad in Body Indian and the police radio in 49. Analyze these sets of apparatus. What is their affective role? How do they relate to the action of the play?

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bYDRKGKZIdyZg4GXRODlqdjeXzWzFnWVSdQ1TIhsDXA/edit (this is all the requirements for the thesis) 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ViadssD1uAYkQ8lS3ITWsAToJRYlqNtyJHQLpbNU6ac/edit (you need to use this interview as well and please do not mention the names of the interviewees)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/162R8TVkbRDbD9eVCWCQqLypLUqeiuEVGDh4Ke8EZ5Fs/edit (can you also change the thesis like the answer to the question please). 
here are some of the resources that can be used:
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/jcop.22588 
https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2021/09/01/muslims-are-a-growing-presence-in-u-s-but-still-face-negative-views-from-the-public/ 
https://www.americanmuslimsfilm.com/historytimeline 
https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/monographs/2004/RAND_MG246.pdf  

Images can stir emotions and add reactions to read pieces. “Recognizing the appeal of an argument’s graphics can empower you to feel more confident in your reaction” to the argument itself (The Purposeful Argument). 
After reviewing assigned reading selections, choose one reading and assess the argument presented in a 1200-word essay. Select two to three web-based images that support the writer’s claim. Use the following questions from the text to build and elaborate your response on effective use of imagery in arguments:  
How are the images created to stir your emotions? 
What techniques are used to sway you? 
You must insert live links or images within your response. 

Task: my assignment is to write two to three typewritten pages, (2 full pages minimum plus a 3th Works Cited page), with a minimum of four sources: three from class readings and one outside credible source, in MLA format, Criteria for Success: See Rubric|

How does the passage below participate in and illuminate the themes of Bel Canto? Analyze its
language closely as you build your argument.
Cesar had his lesson in the morning, and no matter how hard he begged them to go outside,
everyone sat down and listened. He was improving so quickly, even the other boys knew that what
they were seeing was more interesting than television. He didn’t sound a thing like Roxanne
anymore. He was finding his own depth. Every morning, he unfolded his voice before them like a
rare jeweled fan; the more you listened, the more intricate it became. The crowd assembled in the
living room could always count on the fact that he would be even better than he had been the day
before. That was what was so astonishing about it. He had yet to show the slightest hint of finding
the edges of what he was capable of. He sang with hypnotic passion and then with passionate lust.
How impossible it seemed, so much voice pouring out of such an average boy. His arms still hung
useless at his side. When Cesar released his final note, they were raucous, stamping their feet
and whistling. “Hail, Cesar!” they called, hostage and terrorist alike. He was their boy.
There was not a man or woman there who did not acclaim his greatness.

A 5 paragraph essay in MLA format about my 7th grade year at OGMS it includes my teacher Mr Coulson and Mrs Steinbeck, and MR Williams it also includes trying the LSD goggles in health class

pls write an esslay in mla format using sources and cited about why the usa should fund the ukriane war with  russa