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What argument about your reading can you present? In what way does the passage that you have chosen contribute to the meaning of the novel as a whole?
What is the point of the many small difficulties that obstruct Phoenix as she makes her way along the worn path in A Worn Path by Eudora Welty?
Describe a time in which you chose to speak or write in Standard edited English because you knew. How did you know this was the most appropriate choice?
Respond by analyzing how the authors represent different cultural perspectives and what the details reveal about the worlds the characters live in.
To what extent have new research and technologies changed our interpretation of human remains and understanding of Pompeii and Herculaneum?
What does the reader know for certain about Bartleby? Why do you think Melville provides so little explicit information about his character?
What finally broke her habit of fingering her mole? What do Nami's new jade-green rubber shoes signify? How essential are they to the denouement?
Based on Aristotle's idea of Happiness, what is the excellence constitutive of happiness? what is the greatest happiness?
Explain what message Williams wanted to convey about the Narragansett tribe to his readers. How does he convey this message? Give two or three specific examples
Explain the definitive shifts in American ideas of freedom during the Great Depression and FDR's administration.
How are the warriors and other characters in The Iliad trying to gain kleos? How does this commodity of fame affect the Gods?
What is an NDA? What is meant by the phrase culture of complicity? How does this relate to the Weinstein case?
What challenges/obstacles do you think you will have in college? What strengths do you feel you have that will help succeed in college?
Discuss the striving and the struggle of the main character in either The Yellow Wallpaper or in A Sorrowful Woman to find happiness.
How does looking through the lens of the humanities affect your understanding of diverse cultural works and the reasons for their creation?
Explain how each of the three chosen passages illustrates its theme. Each passage should be approximately 10-20 lines.
How can you apply what you learned about communication, problem solving, and innovation to your personal, professional, and academic life?
Is it reductive to define these writers primarily by their race, even if this also shapes the writing they do?
Describe how Calixta reacts when her husband returns home? Describe what Alcee say in letter he writes to his wife? How does she react to what he say in letter?
Which is if it satisfies Swales criteria for a discourse community. Report your brainstorm process and how it led to the community you have chosen.
What learner and learning challenges have you encountered based on your own observations and research regarding the status of education in the Philippines?
What role does academic writing play in maintaining a particular community, in this case, the academic community?
If the university is funded by the state, how can we justify to others outside of the university the obligation to critique the state?
Examine the ways in which Bradbury characterize Mildred and Clarisse. How does Bradbury define what it means to be alive through these two characters?
A student submits her own previous work, by incorporating a term paper she wrote in Junior High School to her research teacher in Senior High School.