Good and Evil final exam essay
Fall 2010
Choose 3 works of literature (you may use one movie if you wish) that we have read or watched this year (books: Antigone, Lord of the Flies, Animal Farm, Othello, choice book; movies: Swing Kids, Alive, V for Vendetta, Philadelphia). In a formal essay, discuss one of the following statements. Do not use “I” or other first person pronouns and be sure to include no sentence fragments or run-ons. Use present tense and transitions. Pay particular attention to correct use of apostrophes and homonyms. Remember to have a clear thesis in your introduction, and at least three supporting ideas.
3. “Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.” (Abraham Lincoln)
When you have completed your essay, highlight/underline your thesis statement.
Due Date: Friday, 1/7 (I WILL NOT TAKE THIS LATE!!)
Worth: 25 points on final exam
Choose 3 works of literature (you may use one movie if you wish) that we have read or watched this year (books: Antigone, Lord of the Flies, Animal Farm, Othello, choice book; movies: Swing Kids, Alive, V for Vendetta, Philadelphia). In a formal essay, discuss one of the following statements. Do not use “I” or other first person pronouns and be sure to include no sentence fragments or run-ons. Use present tense and transitions. Pay particular attention to correct use of apostrophes and homonyms. Remember to have a clear thesis in your introduction, and at least three supporting ideas.
- Everyone has an evil side, which given the opportunity will show itself.
- Everyone has a good, noble, brave side, which given the opportunity will show itself.
3. “Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.” (Abraham Lincoln)
When you have completed your essay, highlight/underline your thesis statement.
Due Date: Friday, 1/7 (I WILL NOT TAKE THIS LATE!!)
Worth: 25 points on final exam