Category: English

Question What did you take away from the ending of the novel? What do you think is the intended take away for the general audience? Is there a difference from what you got to what you think the author intended? Explain in detail what the phrase "Carrying the Fire," means in regards to the book. Sample paper Question 1 From the ending of the novel, it is easy to tell that the boy’s attitude towards his father and the life, in general, was gradually changing.  He knew that they were living in a dangerous time where every man was for himself yet he wanted his father to help the needy. This is a clear indication that regardless of the situation in life, there is a need to remain positive and share the little is available with those who are worse.  I think the author wanted to show the importance or the need for comradeship, unity, and friendship in the society (Kerouac, Dillon, &...

Question Many parables end with a moral explicitly stated. What explicit lessons does Jesus append to his parables? Is it possible to deduce more than one moral from a biblical parable? Think of additional or alternative morals that you might draw from one of Jesus' parables. Sample paper Biblical parables Question 1 During his on earth, Jesus Christ used short stories to teach moral and spiritual lessons by similarity. Parables were meant to give a better understanding of God and his kingdom to those who have little knowledge about Him, unlike the disciples who already knew the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven. Therefore, most of these parables were based on the agricultural life of the people in the community that was familiar to His initial first-century audience.  Through the comparisons of the mysteries of the kingdom of heavy to what the people went through in their daily lives, gave them a better understand and a mental picture of the heavenly kingdom (Seesengood, 2015,). ...

Question "We are too busy to chew over ethics" (paragraph 21), Tisdale observes. What does she mean by ethics? Does she engage with what you consider ethical issues in this essay? Explain. Although Tisdale takes a pro-choice position, a pro-lifer could use parts of her essay against her. What parts? What are advantages and disadvantages of including material that could be used in support of the opposition? Sample paper We Do Abortions Here: A Nurse’s Story Sallie Tisdale in her essay We Do Abortions Here: A Nurse’s Story, she states that those who practice abortion are too busy to chew over ethics. In this context, the author uses ethics to refer to the moral principles to determine whether a patient should go on with abortion or not.  Medically, there are those who have a legal right to perform abortions, but there are also those who should not be allowed to abort an embryo. However, according to the nurse in this particular facility, they...

Question I want you to write your own version of the essays we've read so far in class. Many of them are about things like first jobs, experiences in the neighborhood they grew up in, or experiences in society that change who they are. Sample paper Personal experience Immediately after finishing my college where I specialized in accounting, I was so excited, and I only had one thing in mind, and that is to find a job and support my life after school life. One week after my final exams, I began the long journey of seeking employment in various institutions with the hope of securing a better job. After two months of walking up and down in the city, I landed my dream job at Cots industries as an assistant accountant. My primary duty in the organization was to assist the senior accountant with the preparation of assets, liability and capital accounts entries as well as summarizing the current financial status of the...

Question Read The Norton Reader: “What Should a Billionaire Give—And What Should You?” Peter Singer, pp. 368; Respond to question #1; “Is Google Making Us Stupid?” Nicholas Carr, pp. 324; Respond to question #1 Sample paper Is Google Making Us Stupid? Question 1 According to the author of the essay, “what should a billionaire give and what should you” Peter Singer, a collective effort from all individuals irrespective of their financial power in saving the world can yield more and better results rather than dividing the world and asking individuals to help the needy solely without help from others. However, despite the fact that his answer makes sense in that more people would benefit from our help if the entire world acts as a team, it will be unfair to those who have less compared to those who have plenty (Carr, 2008). Billionaires have enough money and resources to use and give to the needy compared to low and middle-class individuals in society. As a result,...

Question For this second essay I want you to write your own version of the essays we've read so far in class. Many of them are about things like first jobs, experiences in the neighborhood they grew up in, or experiences in society that change who they are. Sample paper EXPERIENCES IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD-Personal essay Since ages, man has been known to be a social being who likes to associate himself with social groups that suit their interest and desires.  My childhood was not smooth as I would have loved mainly because I grew in a neighborhood that was constantly affected by the lack of security and theft as well as robbery.  Depending on the neighborhood a child grows up in, he or she can either lead a positive and a better life or he can a negative and a life full of misery.  A neighborhood can determine one's destiny. My earlier life took a wrong and a downturn when my father died at a...

Question Football related injuries are frequently covered in the news, and the implications of these ianjuries are often discussed. Has your attitude toward the game been affected by reports of injuries? Why or why not? Do some research on the invention of a new tactic in a sport then describe it in an essay. Sample paper Norton Football is one of the many intense games where injuries are not far away from the prayers. Broken bones, ligament sprains and are some of the common examples of injuries suffered by football players. Over the years, the media, sports pundits, coaches and even players themselves have discussed the injuries and their implications which can either positively or negatively affect the game.  My attitude towards the game has been significantly affected by reports of injuries, after the reading of the article From the Blind Side by Michael Lewis. From the article, it is easy to point out that there are some players with bad intentions towards...

Question Write a narrative of approximately 700 words about an important event in your life. Select a topic from the assigned readings or choose a topic of your own. Focus on the main event. Consider the main point you want to make and why it is worth sharing with your readers. Use subjective description to make the events seem real to readers. Arrange the information in an order that makes sense. It can be chronological, or your narrative might begin in the middle and then fill in the beginning with flashbacks. Use transitions that help the reader understand the order of events. * Reference: My story. pdf is about my Background information (I came from south korea, I'm a berklee college of music student, I play the piano ) Another file is comparison between my country and U.S. culture that I wrote So my main event in this essay is that I came here to America. Sample paper Narrative essay Every individual coming to America has that...

Question Chris Wiewiora uses sensory language - specifically sight, sound, touch and visual cues - to help readers imaginatively experience the process of tossing a pizza crust. Locate places in the essay where his use of sensory language helps you imagine this process clearly. In essay form, and using sensory language like the kind you read in this story, write your own story about teaching someone to do something. Sample paper This Is Tossing Question 1 Sensory language is one of the widely used styles of writing as it helps the readers to create mental pictures which help them to understand a piece of writing better. In his work, This Is Tossing Chris Wiewiora has widely used this language and below are some examples. To describe the coupling of moving plates without turning the other, the author uses the terms swivel the swivel plate. This phrase creates a mental picture in the mind of the reader on the movement of the hotplates full of...