Final Schedule Breakdown

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Step 1: Turn in Final Draft of Essay 4 (tonight, Nov. 13)

Step 2: Download your reading for your final exam on Moodle in Week 15 or HERE.

Step 3: Take your final exam

ENGL 101.07 (TR) – Your exam is on Thursday, Nov. 19. The exam will open at midnight on Thursday and close at midnight on Friday. You have 24 hr. window. The exam is 2-hour timed essay. Have your reading annotated and notes taken.

ENGL 101.34 (MWF) – Your exam is on Wednesday, Nov. 18. The exam will open at midnight on Wednesday and close at midnight on Thursday. You have 24 hr. window. The exam is 2-hour timed essay. Have your reading annotated and notes taken.

Step 4: Submit any and all late work by no later than Friday, Nov. 20 for late credit.

Step 5: FOR SECTION .34 ONLY – COMPLETE MINDEDGE BY FRIDAY, NOV. 20.

Essay 4 Peer Review

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  1. A clear thesis with a clear position either agreeing, disagreeing, or both.
  2. Clear sub-headings
  3. 2-3 paragraph summary of the original text by Grant Morrison
  4. 1-2 properly introduced, integrated, cited, and explained quotations in the Summary
  5. Response section beginning with personal restatement of your thesis
  6. Lead in with personal reasoning for position
  7. Examination and explanation of the reasoning using original text and at least 2 external sources (cited and explained)
  8. A conclusion
  9. A clear works cited page.

Sources to Use in Response to Supergods for Essay 4

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Sources/Reviews about Supergods

Comics Alliance Article

Wired Article on Supergods

NY Times Review on Supergods

Washington Post Review of Supergods 

AV Club Review of Supergods

NPR Review of Supergods

Official Publisher Page for Supergods

Search terms you can use as well

“are superheroes inspirational”

“superheroes are dangerous”

“do we need superheroes”

You are looking to find, via least two sources, where you can find material that can be added and cited in your RESPONSE section of Essay 4 along with information from the original reading and your own personal experience.