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Instructiоns: 1. Chооse ONE of the following essаy prompts to respond to. Eаch prompt represents а different mode of writing covered in this course. 2. Write a 750-1000 word, well-developed essay of at least 5 full paragraphs (At least 10 sentences each -- just like we've practiced all term). 3. Include a clear thesis statement, well-organized body paragraphs, and a strong conclusion. Use the organizational structure we've practiced all term. 4. Use specific, concrete examples and details to support your ideas. 5. Please skip a space between paragraphs. Proofread your essay carefully before submitting. Check for spelling, grammar, and clarity. Submit your exam through the designated platform or to your instructor as directed. --- Essay Prompts (Choose ONE): ENGLISH 101: DEPARTMENTAL ESSAY (MINI-TERM I) Please write a five-paragraph essay on ONE of the following topics. Many people spend hours communicating through computers, e-mail, and text messages rather than interacting face-to-face. Some believe this is beneficial because it helps shy people communicate more comfortably. Others believe that relying on digital communication prevents people from developing strong interpersonal skills and limits meaningful relationships. Based on your experiences, is increased digital communication more helpful or harmful? Support your argument with concrete examples from your own experiences. English Composition is a required course for most degree programs at Lawson State. Some students question why this course is necessary, while others believe it is essential for academic and career success. Based on your experiences, why is English Composition important? Evaluate its value and support your ideas with concrete examples from your own experiences. College students make many choices that affect their academic performance. Certain habits and behaviors can improve grades, while others can lead to poor outcomes. Based on your experiences, which academic habits have the biggest effect on a student’s success? Support your ideas with concrete examples from your own experiences. A professor of ancient Roman history constantly compares past events to current news items, so much so that the class sometimes seems more focused on current events than on ancient Rome. The professor contends that learning about the past is pointless if its lessons are not applied to the present. Based on your experiences, do you agree or disagree with the professor’s statement? Support your argument with concrete examples from your own experiences.