Analyze the impact of the setting on one literary element of “To Build a Fire.” Focus your essay on one of the following literary elements: plot, conflict, characterization, theme, or mood
Using Lessons 1.1 through 1.3, write a two-page literary analysis. Include APA citation within your essay and a properly APA formatted reference page as a final page. (You will have a minimum of 4 pages to submit: 1 title page, at least 2 full pages of writing, and 1 reference page at the end.)
Analyze the impact of the setting on one literary element of “To Build a Fire.” Focus your essay on one of the following literary elements: plot, conflict, characterization, theme, or mood.
The Writing Process:
You will want to follow the Writing Process to complete your essay. Follow these steps before submitting your final draft.
Your first step is to be sure that you understand how your essay will be scored. You can view an explanation of the grading rubric in the Writing Lab.
Step One: Brainstorming
You can learn more about brainstorming in the Writing Lab.
Often, graphic organizers are helpful as you gather information for a piece of academic writing. You can use the following document for ideas about what type of graphic organizer will help you brainstorm for your essay.
Essay 1: Brainstorming
Step Two: Organizing
You can learn more about organizing in the Writing Lab.
You can use this guide to organize your brainstormed ideas into an outline.
Essay 1: Organizing
Step Three: Drafting
Once you have brainstormed and created an outline, you write your first draft.
You can learn more about drafting in the Writing Lab.
Step Four: Revising
When you have a draft completed, you will want to revise it.
You can learn more about revising in the Writing Lab.
Step Five: Editing
You might have written a couple of drafts of your essay before you decide that it’s time to edit.
You can learn more about editing in the Writing Lab.
Step Six: Submit Your Final Draft
Once you’re happy with your essay, you will submit it.
Important Policies:
All essays are submitted to various plagiarism software programs to check for copied material. Copying parts or all of other people’s written work and passing it off as yours violates the school’s Academic Integrity Policy, which could lead to expulsion.
The first use of platforms such as CourseHero to cheat will lead to a resubmission of the assignment that will result in a grade no greater than a ‘B’. The second violation will result in failure in the course. The third violation will result in dismissal from the program.
Students are allowed 3 (Three) attempts on all essays, 3 (Three) attempts on all written assignments, 3 (Three) attempts on all multi-media presentations, and 3 (Three) attempts on all projects. Each essay, written assignment, multi-media presentation, or project must achieve a 60% or greater. These are not cumulative grades for the assignments as they are each considered 1 (One) assignment where a student must have 60% or greater.