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<br>Seventh Homework
<br>Instructor, Andy Schlafly
There still has not been a perfect essay.
Our class needs work on punctuation. Review pp. 188-195 in our Grammar textbook. Then do every exercise divisible by "3" (e.g., #3, #6, #9, etc.) in Exercises 54-56, and self-grade yourself (the answers are in the back of the book): ___/___.
Write a flawless, well-structured essay of at least 1000 words on one or more of the following topics:
<br><br>
1. America, and indeed the world, has a rich history of powerful, partly clandestine societies and movements, including religious and anti-religious ones. Does it take a good secret society to defeat an evil one?
<br>2. You heard about someone considering having an abortion. Write an essay that will persuade her to choose life.
<br>3. A shopkeeper's sign: "Orders will be accepted only in English!" Your view?
<br>4. My teacher said that he is giving everyone in this class an "A". But that is not only silly, it is ''wrong''.
<br>5. This essay is about reason and emotion: it describes when reason is more persuasive, and when emotion is more persuasive, using real or imaginary examples.
<br>6. Any topic assigned earlier in this course that you have not written about. You can view the topics at: [[Writing_Homework]]
<br>7. Any comparable topic of your own choosing.
[[category:Homeschooling curriculum]]
<br>Seventh Homework
<br>Instructor, Andy Schlafly
There still has not been a perfect essay.
Our class needs work on punctuation. Review pp. 188-195 in our Grammar textbook. Then do every exercise divisible by "3" (e.g., #3, #6, #9, etc.) in Exercises 54-56, and self-grade yourself (the answers are in the back of the book): ___/___.
Write a flawless, well-structured essay of at least 1000 words on one or more of the following topics:
<br><br>
1. America, and indeed the world, has a rich history of powerful, partly clandestine societies and movements, including religious and anti-religious ones. Does it take a good secret society to defeat an evil one?
<br>2. You heard about someone considering having an abortion. Write an essay that will persuade her to choose life.
<br>3. A shopkeeper's sign: "Orders will be accepted only in English!" Your view?
<br>4. My teacher said that he is giving everyone in this class an "A". But that is not only silly, it is ''wrong''.
<br>5. This essay is about reason and emotion: it describes when reason is more persuasive, and when emotion is more persuasive, using real or imaginary examples.
<br>6. Any topic assigned earlier in this course that you have not written about. You can view the topics at: [[Writing_Homework]]
<br>7. Any comparable topic of your own choosing.
[[category:Homeschooling curriculum]]