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Requirements: In this essаy, yоu will demоnstrаte yоur understаnding of literary scholarship by supporting a thesis and integrating and documenting quotes from your textbook in a 600-800 word, timed paper. Once you begin the exam, you'll see the prompts and have 75 minutes to write the essay. You must write the essay in one sitting. Remember, a thesis statement is an arguable point, not a fact, placed as the last sentence in your introductory (first) paragraph. *You must submit a Works Cited page along with your essay. A cover page and outline are not necessary. You may use your Norton Anthology textbook. No notes, papers, phones, or additional materials are allowed. No outside sources may be used for this essay; use only the authors and texts on our reading list and the editors in the textbook. You may only write about the texts on our reading list. Make sure you cite the authors and editors that you use on your works-cited page. You are required to use at least four quotes throughout the essay. Do not use blocks of quotes!! Remember, quotes should help strengthen your argument. Once your essay has been submitted, I will grade it as your final copy. I will not review rough drafts. Please make sure to type your essay and works cited page in the text box. Any plagiarism or generative AI content found will be awarded the grade of zero. The deadline to submit your essay is 12:00 p.m. (noon) on Wednesday, July 22. See the calendar for the deadline. Failure to meet the deadline will result in an automatic zero. The instructor will not accept any work submitted after the deadline, regardless of the excuse. Choose one (1) of the following prompts and respond to it completely. 1. Examine how Elizabeth makes her arguments in two of her letters and/or speeches. Compare their rhetorical strategies and effectiveness. Cite specific examples from the texts. 2. Compare The Faerie Queen and Morte Darthur, using a topic or theme of your choice. Cite specific examples from the works and use direct quotes. 3. Contrast two or more of the different representations of King Arthur you’ve read this semester. Cite specific examples from the texts and use direct quotes. 4. Discuss the treatment of gender and its represented values in any of the post-midterm works on our reading list. Cite specific examples from the texts and use direct quotes. Possible works include To the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, Paradise Lost, "A Married State," "The Flea," and "To His Coy Mistress." 5. Discuss the religious values reflected and/or emphasized in two or more of the works from our reading list. Cite specific examples from the texts and use direct quotes. Possible works include Paradise Lost and "Easter Wings."