I’m working on a english presentation and need a sample draft to help me learn.
Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley is a novel that focuses on the lives of three characters: Victor Frankenstein, Captain Walton, and the Creature. Each share in one another’s journey through a series of meetings and presents conflicts due to the actions of the characters. This project ask you to analyze each character based on a thesis statement that you create and present a clear line of reasoning to support your thesis claim. The project ask you to provide quotes, analysis and visual images to support your thesis statement all using Modern Language Association (MLA) formatting for the citations. You are free to create your own powerpoint, Prezzi, Video, or any form of media, but you will need to follow the directions as noted. See enclosed examples.Directions:Slide Name: Your name and Thesis Statement. Select a focus/thesis statement for the quotes and images you will select.Next slides for your project : Select a total of nine quotes- three for each character. There are three major characters in the novel:Victor Frankenstein (Three slides – one quote per slide) Captain Walton (Three slides – one quote per slide) The Creature (Three slides – one quote per slide)undefined Images: One for each slide. You may create your images digitally, draw images by hand, or use clip art to convey your visual message. Remember to support each image with a caption that includes the stanza and line numbers plus a brief summary. Each slide will need an illustration cited correctly using MLA format and cited on the Sources cited page. Summary Slide: Summary statement to support your thesis statement.Sources Cited Slide: Sources Cited Page
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley Characters Novel Presentation
Most CO2 / GHG are generated form electricity generation, my idea for the paper is to focus on promoting
Most CO2 / GHG are generated form electricity generation, my idea for the paper is to focus on promoting solar energy. HK is far away from achieving carbon natural Reasons – HK receive good daily sunlight -HK is slow in developing solar -Solar panel price reduced a lot (Use data to support) Approach -show some good example of other country -how to promote and support the development of solar in HK
Final Project Essay
term paper help – Using the knowledge gained during the course, the final assignment will allow you to develop your own Balanced Scorecard for an organization of your choice (Best Buy). Select two Objectives for each perspective followed by a supporting Measurement, Target, and Initiative for each objective. – Using the completed Balanced Scorecard (attached), in 800-1,000 words, explain how presented managerial accounting concepts guided the development of the objectives, measurement, targets and initiatives Organization – Best Buy Link about Balanced Scorecards- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t350BOHBmvg
management of organizational politics
management of organizational politics.
The management of organizational politics most often falls to ________.the public relations departmentthe human resources departmentthe legal departmentthe CEO
management of organizational politics
UMUC Miss Brill by Katherine Mansfield Story Questions
UMUC Miss Brill by Katherine Mansfield Story Questions.
The first time you read the short stories for this class, you will be doing what is considered passive reading—reading the story with an open mind. Perhaps you will flag things that stood out to you, or that raised questions. You may jot down unfamiliar words to look up later. Mainly, though, you read to locate main ideas that help you follow the story. One way a reader stays connected to the main idea of the story is through keywords. Authors will purposefully use and repeat keywords, phrases, and even dialogue throughout their writing to emphasize an important idea or concept. Repetition of a keyword or phrase may also occur through use of synonyms, such as using “sightless” or “loss of vision” as synonymous with “blind.” Annotating keywords, phrases, and sentences can help us understand the literary elements of a short story, such as plot, character, setting, diction, or theme. You were introduced to these literary terms in Week 1. For this homework assignment, you will reread and annotate the story you chose for Week 2, Discussion 1. You will locate keywords, sentences, phrases, dialogue etc. that signal the literary elements of the short story. You should read closely and carefully, noting words or synonyms that repeatedly draw your attention to the literary elements of theme, plot, character, and setting. In a printed book, you may underline or highlight them. You may also write notes to yourself in the margins. In a PDF, you may be using the markup tools or comment features. There is no exact, “right way” of annotating a particular story; like the writing process, the close reading process is yours to individualize. If you prefer to print out the story on paper, annotate it by hand, and then upload a picture or scan of the paper, that submission would be perfectly fine as well.In short, by reading the story more than once and annotating it, you are engaging in active reading, which will improve your experience as a reader. You will comprehend more, remember more, react more, and possibly visualize more. The reason to annotate is to become an active reader. Directions: You may either type your responses to 1 and 2 within the LEO textbox or create a Word Doc which contains the responses for 1 and 2. 1. Identify three of the following literary elements in the story, and explain how you recognize them: plot character setting theme 2. Choose just one of the literary elements that you discussed in Question 1 and list 10 keywords in the story that relate to that element. 3. Annotate at least one section of the story that elucidates that literary element (from question 2). Take a screenshot (or a picture, if you’re using a print version) of your annotated section(s) of the story. Save it as a PDF or JPG, and upload it to the Assignments area of the classroom.
UMUC Miss Brill by Katherine Mansfield Story Questions