Final Exam Short Answer Content INSTRUCTIONS:  Download the attached Final Exam

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Final Exam Short Answer Content
INSTRUCTIONS: 
Download the attached Final Exam assignment sheet; starting on page 2, there are 5 short-answer prompts. 
Select FOUR of the following five prompts & answer each prompt in at least one complete paragraph (roughly 200-250 words) that thoroughly answers the prompt. 
Please be sure to provide examples from the texts as requested to back up your claim. When finished, save your document & upload it to the drop box by the due date.
REQUIREMENTS:
Name, date, class & FINAL EXAM on the first page in the upper left corner
Last name and pg# in upper right header of all subsequent pages
Double-spaced, 12pt Times New Roman font
Length – each response should be a full paragraph (roughly 200-250 words).
Academic & professional tone
Original work – no plagiarism; these answers should be your own. Any sources used should be properly cited.
Proper spelling and grammar to the best of your ability
Use of specific examples & detail as asked for in the prompts.
TIPS & TRICKS:
Read the questions & instructions thoroughly to ensure you know what you’re being asked to do.
Read all the available prompts before making your selections.
Take5-10 minutes to read the prompts, think about your answers, & make some notes/outlines, etc. before you start writing
Take5-10 minutes after you finish writing to proofread your work & check your spelling/grammar, make sure you fulfilled the requirements, etc.
Be specific and detailed as the prompts ask for.
GRADING: 
You will be graded on how thoroughly you address the prompt, usage of examples, and the depth of your answer.
Each answer is worth 25pts
Fail: not taking test
Fail: test is unreadable b/c of grammar & spelling problems or illegible handwriting
Fail: student did not address the given prompts or follow instructions