Watch the video it has most of the instructions on how the essay should look. an

Watch the video it has most of the instructions on how the essay should look. an

Watch the video it has most of the instructions on how the essay should look. and outline paper is needed, and the essay is two separate things. Use the charts to upload all cited sources. Check the rubric. This is a parallel essay.
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The title should indicate either compare or contrast, not both. The first paragraph should be an introduction paragraph. It should only be 1-3 sentences for this assignment. It should include a topic sentence and a category statement. The definitions and points of contrast need to be eliminated. They are detail statements and too specific for an introduction paragraph. The conclusion paragraph should follow the same rules as the introduction paragraph. It should only have 1-3 sentences and not have specific details. The topic sentences The outline does not follow assignment guidelines. It is incomplete and does not support a fully developed essay.
Compare and Contrast Essay Instructions Overview : Write an essay that compares or contrasts two separate things (well-known people/ideas/ places/times, things, experiences, events, etc.) Develop a thesis, and then support this thesis in the body of the paper. You will only be comparing OR contrasting—not both. Comparing means looking for similarities, while contrasting means looking for differences. You will utilize research for this essay, but you will not use in-text citations or a works cited page for this assignment. You are expected to document all sources in the Works Cited Research Document. Topic: Compare or contrast any two things. Format: Use the provided outline for help. Your paper should be written in MLA format and should be a FIVE paragraph essay: Introduction- one paragraph with a hook, background info, and thesis statement Body- three supporting paragraphs, each with a topic sentence that mentions both items being discussed Conclusion- one paragraph consisting of a summary and a final thought Separate Works Cited page if using research. Be written in MLA style (see explanation on the next page). Length: The essay must be five paragraphs following paragraph length requirements. Format: Use MLA 9 format for title, and heading. Word Choice: Use Third Person Point of View and a formal tone. Avoid using, slang, informal language, and contractions. Do not use first person (I, me, my) or second person (you, your) pronouns. Use transition words and phrases to strengthen points and showcase similarities or differences Use correct grammar; ensure that all sentences are complete. Research: This is not a research paper. You may use credible, scholarly sources if you choose. The sources may come from a website, journal, book, or the CPCC online databases (like ProQuest or Opposing Viewpoints) or the CPCC library. All research sources will be documented correctly in the Works Cited Research Document. You cannot use Wikipedia, Debate.org, ProCon.org, The Onion, or Daily Mail or any fake news website. Please contact me for help if needed. Plagiarism: Your essay will be automatically submitted to TurnItIn to check for plagiarism. Plagiarized essays will earn a grade of 0. Please review the plagiarism policy as stated in the course syllabus. Assessment: Your essay will directly reflect your capacity for critical thought and your ability to write for a college audience. Grading: The final essay is worth 100 points. check the attachment below for instructions and complete the cited work sheet. Thank you!!!!
Before submitting :Revise and edit your most recent draft. Add, remove, and move sentences and ideas. Correct capitalization, grammar, punctuation, and spelling errors.
Edit and revise your outline as well. You should use your outline to help you verify that your essay has all required components.
Ensure that both documents follow MLA guidelines
Review the attached grading rubric.
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