WYRICK CHAPTER THREE Chapter three, “The Body Paragraphs,” tells us that an unfocused topic sentence is fine–as long as sentences elsewhere in the paragraph explain its purpose.  

Fiction In the story, “The Black Cat,” how is the narrator mean to his first cat?  

WYRICK CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO What did chapter twenty-two say about “annotating and paraphrasing” a poem?    

Which of the following is a feature of both chloroplasts and mitochondria?

Grammar / Punctuation / Usage Directions:  If the following sentence is written correctly, mark “A” for true.  If it is not written correctly, mark “B” for false.     ================================================================================   In his famous poem, “Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening,” Robert Frost talks about the value of deep reflection in life.  

WYRICK CHAPTER ONE According to chapter one, when “freewriting,” it is crucial that you slow down, spell everything correctly, and have a perfect thesis statement because you only get one chance at a first impression. 

WYRICK CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO Chapter twenty-two of our textbook specifically says that before writing about poetry you should:  

WYRICK CHAPTER TWELVE After reading chapter twelve, you were able to understand the basics for writing your STARS report.  

Poetry In the poem, “This is Just to Say,” what did the speaker eat that he later apologized for?  

WYRICK CHAPTER ONE Chapter one stresses that when writing a quality essay, you do you not want to: