Favorite video game least favorite vidoe game

compare and contrast your favorite video game to your least favorite video game. Comparison/contrast essays must have criteria to make the comparison. Choose AT LEAST three criteria of comparison from the list below:
challenge level
sounds and music
design (colors, font, images)
performance (bugs, errors, speed)
side quests or mini games
user engagement (game play, replayability, story)
A successful comparison/contrast essay must include:
At least 800 words;
A header including your name, the course title, and the date;
A descriptive, centered title;
An introduction that includes your thesis as the last sentence;
A thesis that states why your favorite video game is the best;
AT LEAST three separate body paragraphs that each use only one of your criteria of comparison;
AT LEAST two quotations (including in-text citations) one for each of your choices;
A conclusion paragraph that includes a recommendation for your favorite video game or a warning against your least favorite video game.

A cliché.

 

 

 

 

There are many types of rain, and they all create a different mood. Spring rain on fields and flowers can feel refreshing. On the other hand, a cold, steady rain in the middle of winter can make you feel a little sad. A thunderstorm might feel frightening, or it might feel exciting. All types of rain are necessary to water the earth’s grasses and plants. No matter where you are, you can use the mood created by rain as an inspiration to start writing.

Write the sentence that is the topic sentence of the paragraph.
Write the sentence that is irrelevant to the topic and can be eliminated.
List four types of grammatical or punctuation errors to look for when you’re proofreading.
Complete the following two steps:
Define the term cliché.
Give an example of a cliché. Write one sentence using the cliché and another that replaces the cliché with your own original wording.

 

Bureaucratic Speed

In our reading this week, we have seen how social problems, public opinion, and public expectations and changed more quickly than our bureaucratic institutions. What are the factors that impact this lag, and what do you suggest as remedies? 75-150 words.
Current events and reflections
Based on your recently earned understanding of public administration, find a recent and credible news piece (article or video) that discusses the unique skills required by public administrators. Why did you select the news piece that you did? How does it align with your understanding of public administration? Be sure to include a link or attachment of your news piece and site your source. 75-150 words

Literary Analysis!

Prompt: In Jennifer Government, author Max Barry takes readers on a journey through an alternate reality where corporations are king, taxes are abolished, and the government can be bought and sold to the highest bidder. Write a five to six page thesis-driven literary analysis in which you analyze how Barry uses figurative language to connect a particular character, motif, or symbol to one of the themes (such as C.R.E.A.M., guerrilla marketing, conspicuous consumption, wage slavery, globalization, or outsourcing) in the novel. Use at least three sources from class (texts, documentaries, songs) to illustrate and support your logical reasons.

The purpose of a literary analysis essay is to carefully examine and sometimes evaluate a work of literature or an aspect of a work of literature.  As with any analysis, this requires you to break the subject down into its component parts.  Examining the different elements of a piece of literature is not an end in itself but rather a process to help you better appreciate and understand the work of literature as a whole.

The Great Debaters

 

You will watch the film, The Great Debaters, in its entirety and follow the instructions below. The film can be accessed by copying and pasting the following
link in your browser: The Great Debaters 2007 Full Movie
Although you can learn several lessons from watching The Great Debaters, you are going to focus on what helps a person defend their position in a business
setting. In the movie, you observed the main characters engaged in debate. By examining what made them effective, you can also learn how to be an
effective communicator in a business setting. The following questions center around the generic elements of an effective persuasive speech. All of these
elements were present in the speeches delivered in the movie.
Please type your answers in a Word document. Each answer must be at least 100 words.
Research – How did they prepare to defend their positions? Did it appear that they had
performed research? If so, what types of sources did they use?
Voice and tone – what did you notice about the debaters tone of voice that made them
effective?
Gestures – how did the debaters use gestures in their speech to make it more effective?
Emotions – do you think the debaters emotions helped or hurt their ability to speak
effectively. Defend your position.
Credibility – at a time when blacks where not considered credible by whites, how did
the debaters build their credibility?
Positive speech – did the speakers use phrases such as “maybe” or “possibly?” Did
they show their conviction with phrases such as “we must” or “we will?” Which do you think is most effective? Why?
Effective persuasion – did the elements of the debaters speeches invoke people to act?
Closing – what do you think made the debaters closings effective?
If you were to defend your idea to open a new business in the Tri-town area, how
would the elements for effective speech demonstrated in the movie help you?
Link: https://youtu.be/6b7W9Ev0664 (only use this source no outside sources)