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<br>Instructor, Andy Schlafly
 
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We are still in search of the perfect essay. No one has yet received a perfect score on an essay or on a "Part A" grammar editing section.
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Write an expository essay of at least 1300 words on any topic of your choice. It can be a topic in history, sports, technology, politics, government, economics, religion, or anything else. For ideas you can look at topics suggested in earlier assignments.
  
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Over the [[Easter]] recess, we break the 1000-word threshold.  Write a flawless, well-structured essay of at least 1000 words on one or more of the following topics:
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1.  Any topic relating to Easter (its meaning, its historical accuracy, its remarkably early occurrence this year, or anything else).
 
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<br>2.  Any topic assigned earlier in this course that you have not written about.  You can view the topics at: [[Writing_Homework]]
 
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<br>3.  Any topic relating to our textbook The Supremacist or the legal system.
 
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<br>4.  Any issue relating to homeschooling or politics.
 
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<br>5.  Any other comparable and uplifting topic that you like (but not something like a television show or video game!).
 
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'''HAPPY AND BLESSED EASTER TO ALL!'''
 

Latest revision as of 13:47, March 16, 2012

Writing
Sixth Homework
Instructor, Andy Schlafly

Write an expository essay of at least 1300 words on any topic of your choice. It can be a topic in history, sports, technology, politics, government, economics, religion, or anything else. For ideas you can look at topics suggested in earlier assignments.

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