Description
Please follow the rubric and read all the material.
I have done annotated bibliography for the paper, you need follow it to complete the paper.
Read a text (e.g., poem, short story, play, or novel) or watch a film that treats food as its central topic and write an argumentative paper discussing its significance. What does food represent in the piece of literature or film? That is, what importance does it play? In your research paper, you must include at least 4-5 outside sources to support your analysis.
Your essay needs to include the following elements:
* an introduction with a clear thesis statement
* body paragraphs with strong topic sentences (please refrain from using quotes as your topic sentences)
* evidence and examples from outside sources such as articles from WLAC's library research databases or reputable online sources
* a conclusion
* an original title and a list of works cited (your works cited page should not count as part of the 4-5 page paper requirement)
Your paper needs to be submitted in Microsoft Word (doc, docx) and formatted in MLA style (typed, double-spaced, 1-inch margins, 12-point font, Times New Roman).
In addition to submitting you will also need to submit an Annotated Bibliography documenting your research efforts.
Questions to Ask Yourself
Revise and edit your paper accordingly. I will be using the questions below as the basis for grading your work.
Paper Requirements and Content Questions
1. Have I written a 4-5 page argumentative essay responding to the topic prompts?
2. Have I included at least one of the course readings as a source in my paper?
3. In addition to the course reading(s), have I included at least 4-5 additional outside sources?
4. Does my paper have an introduction and a conclusion (i.e., effective beginning and ending) and body paragraphs (with sufficient evidence and examples)?
5. Have I provided the necessary cues to help guide my readers (i.e., title for my paper, clear thesis statement, strong topic sentences, and appropriate transitions)?
Grammar, Style, Language
1. Do I avoid using slang/colloquial language in my paper? Is there a formal tone to my writing? Do I avoid using the first-person pronoun of "I"?
2. Have I edited my paper and eliminated errors in punctuation, grammar, and mechanics?
MLA Questions
1. Is my paper formatted correctly in MLA style (typed, double-spaced, 1-inch margins, 12-point font, Times New Roman)?
2. Are my outside sources cited correctly in-text and in a list of works cited?
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