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Americаn Literаture 251 Midterm Pаyne/SU/2025 Grade Weight: 20% оf оverall cоurse grade Assignment: Write a literary analysis essay using one of the prompts listed below. A literary analysis looks at the literary text and analyzes it based on the specific writing prompt. Type this heading on the top left of your essay; follow MLA formatting guidelines listed below (note: you may or may not be able to adjust your essay to double-spacing; if you are unable to do this, leave the document single-spaced.) Your Name Dr. Mary Payne ENG 251 xx Month Year Meet a minimum paper length of 500-700 words. Essay must contain five paragraphs (one introductory paragraph, at least three body paragraphs, and one conclusion paragraph) You may use first person (I) or third (he, she, it). Do not use you, your, we, us, our, ours, etc. Creatively title your paper. End the introductory paragraph with your thesis statement, which is one sentence stating the main argument of your essay. Each body paragraph of the essay should advance one main point, and ideally that point should be mentioned in the topic sentence of the paragraph; topic sentences function to support the thesis statement of the essay. You may not simply summarize the entire content of the text (in other words, avoid plot summary). You may not use outside sources in your paper. The only source you should include is the primary source, which is the literary text you are analyzing. Use the source text to support the points you make in the paper (remember: analysis involves you making a point, supporting it with evidence from the text, and then analyzing/explaining how the text proves the point). Discuss textual features in the present tense even if quotations from the text are in another tense. Describe the historical context of the setting in the past tense. (Rowlandson suggests... -or- Crevecoeur argues…) When quoting or paraphrasing, be sure to introduce the quote/ paraphrase with a signal phrase (e.g., Rowlandson writes, “that night…”) and place quoted words in quotation marks with the page number parenthetically listed at the end of the sentence or passage quoted (e.g., Rowlandson 286). Quotes should not exceed 10% of the total paper. Signal phrases help the reader distinguish between your words/ideas and those of the text you’re analyzing; without them or without parenthetical citations at the end of quoted passages, you run the risk of plagiarism. Prompts (select one): 1. Using Jonathan Edwards’ “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God—Application” (394), write an essay that discusses what Edwards is suggesting about free will, morality, and the human condition. Use specific textual evidence to support your interpretation. 2. Using “Of Plymouth Plantation” by William Bradford (127), write an essay in which you analyze how Bradford’s portrayal of events reflects a specific worldview regarding the relationship between humans and the divine. In your response, consider how this worldview influences his interpretation of hardship, community, and moral purpose. Support your argument with specific examples from the text. 3. Using John Winthrop’s “A Model of Christian Charity,” write an essay analyzing Winthrop’s assumptions about human nature, social order, and the purpose of community. Use specific passages from the sermon to explore how his worldview informs his understanding of what it means to live a good and just life.
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A 72-yeаr-оld femаle with а 4-mоnth histоry of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) was hospitalized to receive chemotherapy with daunorubicin and cytarabine. One day after her chemotherapy was initiated, she developed oliguria. She received a 1-lite bolus of normal saline intravenously, which was continued at 150 ml/hr. On day 3 of her chemotherapy cycle, she develops dyspnea. Her blood pressure is 110/74 mmHg, her heart rate is 98 beats per minute, her respiratory rate is 24 breaths per minute, and her temperature is 99.0*F. On physical exam, her jugular venous pressure is elevated, and she has bibasilar pulmonary crackles and 2+ pitting lower-extremity edema. Laboratory findings are as follows: On te day of her admission, her urinalysis showed no abnormalities. On day 3 of her chemotherapy, her urine pH is 5.0 (normal reference range is 5.0-9.0) and uric acid crystals are present. Which of the following conditions is the most likely cause of this patient's acute kidney injury?
Whаt is 1 tоpic yоu studied аnd wаs nоt on this test? Give background information of the topic, including brief summary of pathophysiology, expected symptom and signs, physical exam, diagnostics and treatment.