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What is the topic? Think back to the three major genres covered this semester (fiction, poetry, and drama). Think of all the themes covered. Explain how each one of them fit into Randy Pausch’s message in (The Last Lecture).- For instance, fiction could cover the art of storytelling. He learned that gift from his father.- The poetry aspect could be a love letter to his wife and kids, which he talked about extensively in the book.- Lastly, in terms of drama, it was a tragedy. He had to deal with his own hubris.In other words, tie it all together. What is the purpose of literature? What is the purpose of life?Please make sure your essay is three to four pages (750-1,000 words) and double-spaced. I want two-three credible sources. If you use Wikipedia, I will cry and lower your grade.follow the format:IntroductionFiction connectionPoetry connectionDrama connectionAnswer what is the purpose of literaturConclusionDon’t forget your MLA in-text citations and WC page.

Watch the movie then write the following:The Title of the Film and why you chose it.Director, Leading actors/actresses and brief Summary of the plot, if it is a documentary state the person or subject.Who was your favorite actor/actress or your least favorite? Give specific example from the film to support your point of view. If this is a documentary list the subject or subjects of the documentary and how you percieve them just your initial impressions.Favorite/Least favorite Actor:Specific detail from the film that supports your point of viewTalk about what you liked about the movie and what you did not like. Be sure to include specific details and scenes. You a specific example from the film including dialogue if appropriate to support what you liked and did not like. This can include the lighting, the camera angles, the soundtrack. All the things that go into making a film have an impact.What I liked about the filmExample that supports thisWhat I didn’t likeExample that supports thisWhat was the most impactful point of the film for you? Why?

You are going to be a filmmaker for the day. Select an event from your life that you would like to portray on film and write a detailed script of what it would look like. Remember to describe camera angles, panning shots, lighting, characters, and dialog to the film. You must be specific to receive credit. Don’t just tell the story–describe how it will look on film. Your film script should have a beginning (setup and/or event(s) leading up to the main event), a middle (the main event, fully-developed), and an ending (a conclusion that wraps up the story — how did it end? What happened right after it or because of it?) Make sure to format your film script like the example film script

The Title of the Film and why you chose it.Director, Leading actors/actresses and brief Summary of the plot, if it is a documentary state the person or subject.Who was your favorite actor/actress or your least favorite? Give specific example from the film to support your point of view. If this is a documentary list the subject or subjects of the documentary and how you percieve them just your initial impressions.Favorite/Least favorite Actor:Specific detail from the film that supports your point of viewTalk about what you liked about the movie and what you did not like. Be sure to include specific details and scenes. You a specific example from the film including dialogue if appropriate to support what you liked and did not like. This can include the lighting, the camera angles, the soundtrack. All the things that go into making a film have an impact.What I liked about the filmExample that supports thisWhat I didn’t likeExample that supports thisWhat was the most impactful point of the film for you? Why?

Essay Topic: Psychological Egoism (Chapter 7):During wartime and other times of crises, there are people who seem to willingly sacrifice their lives to save others for a greater good. For example, on September 11, 2001, Todd Beamer and others on United Flight 93 overpowered the plane’s hijackers and, in doing so, prevented the plane from crashing into Washington, D.C. Beamer and the other 43 passengers and crew members were killed when the plane crashed in a remote area of Pennsylvania.Assignment:In a short essay, answer the questions below.Refer to, and cite, the material in Chapter 7 to support your points:How might Thomas Hobbes and E. O. Wilson explain Beamer’s actions in terms of “psychological egoism”?Are you satisfied with their explanations?Why or why not? Be specific in supporting your answer.Length:Write between 275 words, minimum, and 350 words, maximumThis is, roughly, one double-spaced page – not including the title page and reference page

(The People of the Cave by Tawfiq Al-Hakim.)Write the answers of any Two of the following questions.1. Describe the dilemma of Mishlinya in the play The People of the Cave by Tawfiq Al-Hakim. (The People of the Cave by Tawfiq Al-Hakim.)2. What are the major themes in the play The People of the Cave by Tawfiq Al-Hakim. (The People of the Cave by Tawfiq Al-Hakim)3. Give a Short Introduction of Ahl el-Kahf (The People of the Cave, 1933) by Tofiq Al-Hakim.4. Describe the story of Marnush.

Writing Prompt:Chapter 11 discusses communication in romantic relationships. What do you think are the FOUR main points that are important to know and remember regarding communication in romantic relationships (in your own words) and give examples of what those important things could be to do/remember. Explain and give examples. Do 1” margins all the way around, 12pt font, double spaced. Minimum 1200 words. Turn it to the turnitin.com tab for submission.

Write an academic concept paper for an audience of your peers. You will take one of the abstract/semi-abstract concepts provided for you and articulate for your classmates exactly WHAT it is. Use concrete details to support your description. Your paper should:*Delineate 3 to 5 primary characteristics of your topic*Use details from source material to support points*Have a strong, clear thesis*Use a minimum of 3 sources*Provide clear definitions*Anticipate the reader’s questions*Use logical transitions to guide the reader from thesis to conclusionStrive to write a paper that flows from sentence-to-sentence and paragraph-to-paragraph.

Click the following link and so the summary of the article. Please take care of plagiarism. Do references with APA standard. Summary should be within 300 wordsTopic 1:How to Conduct a Heuristic EvaluationBy Jacob Neilson on November 1, 1994.Topic Link: http://www.nngroup.com/articles/how-to-conduct-a-heuristic-evaluationTopic 2:10 Usability Heuristics for User Interface DesignBy Jacob Neilson on November 1, 1994.Topic Link: https://www.nngroup.com/articles/ten-usability-heuristics/

What were you curious about as a child (it doesn’t have to be a STEM curiosity)?Did it get “beaten out” of you in school and high school as Dr. Tyson says so often happens? How so? If not, what have you done to continue to foster that curiosity?