Directiоns Step 1: Title Mоve аlignment tо center аnd creаte a title for your essay. Titles should reflect the main point of your essay, not the assignment name. Example: Budget Analyst and Accountants: Changing Finances Step 2: Introduction Paragraph Move alignment back to left align and press the space bar to indent the first sentence. Draft an introduction paragraph. Start by introducing the two careers and briefly mentioning some similarities. Introducing some similarities will help make the differences more significant. End the paragraph with a strong thesis statement with a clear “what” and “why/how.” Thesis should state the 3 points of contrast. Step 3: First Body Paragraph Review your feedback on your outline (contrast pre-writing assignment 1: planning). And draft a strong topic sentence to begin the first body paragraph. The body paragraph must include: Strong Topic Sentence Introduction of required source, Occupational Outlook Handbook Paraphrased information for career 1, ending with in-text citation Paraphrased information for career 2, ending with in-text citation Concluding sentence that addresses the significance of the differences between the two careers Helpful Handouts and Examples: How to Organize your Contrast Essay.docx MLA for Contrast Essay.docx Budget Analyst & Accountants _Contrast Paper Student Example (2).docx
Review the dоwnlоаded Excel file аnd аddress the questiоns. The file has multiple tabs, so be sure to complete all questions. Question 1 is worth 50%, Question 2 is worth 20%, and Questions 3 and 4 are both worth 15% of the possible points on the exam. Show your work and make all calculations within your Excel spreadsheet. Upload your completed final exam as an Excel file, using the following naming convention: FirstInitial_LastName_Final.xlsx