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Course Code   :  COMM170

Course Title   :  reading and writing skills

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What is Plagiarism?So what exactly is plagiarism? You probably know that it’s the act of taking someone else’s words without giving him or her credit.But it also extends to others’ ideas. A lot of college students mistake the act of plagiarizing solely as taking someone else’s words. But stealing someone’s original idea, whether you use different wording or not, is just as severe of an offense. You can even plagia...

Course Code   :  ENG101

Course Title   :  English Composition

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Make sure you choose the essay topic that is important for you. Choosing the correct essay topic makes your cause and effect essay more successful. Speaking from your heart and mind instead of listing some vague ideas brings your writing to the next level and makes a great effect on your reader. Here are 3 topics. What has lead to stricter gun possession laws in the United States? (please mention that disarming citizens will give more power...

Course Code   :  WRITING 340

Course Title   :  advanced critical thinking and writing

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Contemplating Assigned Reading on Plagiarism and its MeaningThe purpose of this discussion topic is to allow you to reflect on your audience for your final research-based report and to see how your fellow students' concept of audience may have impacted their reports. Please conduct a search on the terms primary audience and secondary audience.  List two sources you found and how they defined these two terms. For your researc...

Course Code   :  ENGL0101

Course Title   :  English Composition

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Lesson TakeawaysWhat were your major takeaways from the article? What was your 'AHA' moment? Something unexpected? Describe your personal thoughts and conclusions as they relate to the reading and your own personal experience (internship, school, life, etc.) The final engineering lesson began with The Perfect Pet (Palatini and Whatley 2003), an amusing story about a girl trying very hard to persuade her parents to let her have a pet. Each...

Course Code   :  ENG109

Course Title   :  Western World Literature

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Understanding the significance of recurring themes in literatureA theme though the two are slightly different is a recurring idea in a work that seems important to the author. Fiction rarely has “morals” that are clear and unambiguous, but we can arrive at conclusions about what ideas intrigue the author and what the targets of satire in the work are from the use of consistent themes. If an issue or idea seems to come up several...

Course Code   :  English101

Course Title   :  composition 1

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Converging RolesThe converging roles of men and women are among the grandest advances in society and the economy in the last century.These aspects of the grand gender convergence are figurative chapters in a history of gender roles. But what must the “last” chapter contain for there to be equality in the labor market? The answer may come as a surprise. The solution does not (necessarily) have to involve government intervention an...

Course Code   :  ENG 101

Course Title   :  english composition

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Task OP-ED about Medical malpractice Based on the given text. An op-ed, or opinion editorial, is a narrative essay that presents the writer's opinion or thoughts about an issue. Op-eds can raise awareness about a particular topic or aim to persuade others, and can substantiate the writer as an expert on a subject. - Start with a sentence. Try to sum up your opinion in a single sentence to begin, then think about facts and anecdotes to support yo...

Course Code   :  ENG122

Course Title   :  english composition

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Question: 1. Identify at least one reading demand from the domain specific text "The Age of the Automobile" that could make the text challenging to a fourth grade student.   2. Choose two of the comprehension processes discussed in this session. Then use those two processes to respond to Question #3. Choose from: making connections to prior knowledge, generating questions, creating visual mental images, making inferences, determining im...

Questons: The topic that has been reviewed is Mahatma Gandhi. Instructions Essay : Research Paper Grade: You must bring your essay to class on paper or on laptop — You must do the peer review Before handing in your essay!!! Attendance is Extremly important!!! Late submissions will lose 5% per day (including weekends) Word Count: 2250–3000 words, including bibliography How to Submit: Upload via Brightspace (submission folder below...

Course Code   :  OLRN1250

Course Title   :  english 1

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Questions: Southwestern Ontario cities may not find out until next month whether they'll get one of the province's first 25 cannabis stores The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, the province's pot regulator, announced the results from its much-anticipated lottery for a chance to get one of the first retail licences for when the bricks-and-mortar businesses are allowed to open April 1. Seven licences are allocated in the west region, an ...

Course Code   :  ENGL001

Course Title   :  English Composition

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The Story of CinderellaCharles Perrault Once there was a gentleman who married, for his second wife, the proudest and most haughty woman that was ever seen. She had, by a former husband, two daughters of her own, who were, indeed, exactly like her in all things. He had likewise, by another wife, a young daughter, but of unparalleled goodness and sweetness of temper, which she took from her mother, who was the best creature in the world. No s...

Course Code   :  ENG 1003

Course Title   :  composition

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Option a: Expand on class textsItalian American Literature and Film For the final paper, you may choose any topic you wish within the broad confines of Italian American an, cinema, and literature. In this class, we have looked at a variety of literary and filmic texts, and have studied an array of critical texts addressing these works. It is your job now to take some of the things we have seen and discussed and expand on that discussion in som...

Course Code   :  ENG2D

Course Title   :  english assignment

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Identifying Unmet Needs in Children Living in Poverty1. Examine Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs in the graphic below. For the following children, identify the needs that are not being met. Please provide evidence from the documentary to support your answer. Respond in complete sentences and in your own words. a. Brittany and Roger Smith: Brittany and Roger struggled most with the most basic of needs and those are the physiological o...

Course Code   :  CODE1023

Course Title   :  environment and sustainable society

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Task: Paragraph 1 : Have you spent much time considering your own personal environmental practices, or is this a fairly new process for you?   Explain why/how is this a new process, or explain how you’ve assessed your eco footprint in the past, and if it made an impact on your lifestyle or led you to make changes (and why or why not?).   Paragraph 2: What were your results for this particular survey?   Where did you ...

Course Code   :  ENG2L

Course Title   :  English

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Answering Questions about the StoryQ 1) Answer the questions below in complete sentences. The answers to questions 1, 2, 3 and 4 should be one sentence long. The answer to question 4 should be at least three sentences long. 1. Why are C.J.’s friends jealous of his hat? 2. What is the reason that C.J. cannot go to Q-Tip’s house during school hours? 3. Which class did C.J. skip? 4. What did C.J. knock over in the drugstore? 5....