Jаred, аge 18, аgrees nоt tо smоke when his doctor, Dr. Blue, age 40, promises to pay him $1,000 for not smoking until age 22. Will a court compel Dr. Blue to pay Jared $1,000 if Jared does not smoke?
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Pаrt 2 — Essаy Questiоn (50 pоints) Chоose ONE of the following two prompts. You will write your response directly in the exаm text box. Read both prompts carefully before choosing. You may only respond to one. Option A — Position Essay Write a complete position essay on School Schedules. Your essay must include all four components covered in this course: An introduction with a hook, background context, and a thesis statement that closes the paragraph A Viewpoint 1 paragraph presenting one perspective on the issue in neutral, objective language with factual support A Viewpoint 2 paragraph presenting a second, distinct perspective in neutral, objective language with factual support A conclusion that restates the thesis in fresh language, synthesizes the essay's key ideas, and closes with a meaningful statement about what is at stake Your essay will be evaluated on the strength and clarity of your thesis, the objectivity and factual support of your viewpoint paragraphs, the quality of your conclusion, and the overall coherence of your argument. You do not need to include formal MLA citations in your exam response, but your reasoning must be evidence-informed. Minimum length: 600 words Option B — Text Analysis Write an analytical essay in which you evaluate the quality of its reasoning for this subject: Attendance should be mandatory to pass a college course. Your essay must: Briefly introduce the text, its source, and its central argument Identify and explain at least two logical fallacies present in the text, using the correct terminology and explaining specifically how each fallacy operates in this context Analyze the rhetorical strategies the text uses — consider appeals to ethos, pathos, and logos Conclude with an overall assessment of whether the argument is effective or fundamentally flawed, and why Your analysis will be evaluated on the accuracy of your fallacy identification, the depth of your rhetorical analysis, the clarity of your argument, and the quality of your conclusion. Minimum length: 600 words