ENC1102 ONLINE FINAL EXAM Summer 2021
This Online Final Exam will be available during a three-day period extending from Friday, June 18 (12:01 AM) through Sunday, June 20, 2021 (11:59 PM). No late submission will be accepted.
Exam Instructions:
You have four questions in this final exam, but you are required to answer only three. Do not use outside sources, including any information taken from the internet. You are required to answer from your own thinking, and you may cite only from the story/poem itself to support your ideasno need to include a ‘Works Cited’ page for this exam. When applicable, include the page or paragraph numbers for the cited materials (line numbers for the poems). Consult the MLA-8 guidelines for more guidance on proper in-text citation credits.
While the goal is to write as much as you need to answer each question, you are required to write a fully developed paragraph to answer each one (100 to 150 words in each paragraph).
Exam Questions: (Answer only three questions from the listed four, and make sure you list each questions number)
1/ “When the doctors came they said she had died of heart disease-of joy that kills.” In what ways is this last line in Kate Chopins The Story of an Hour an ironic statement? What is gained by having the doctors make such a statement rather than putting it in the mouths of Josephine or Richards?
2/ In Ernest Hemingway’s Hills Like White Elephants Why does Jig want her companion to please please please please please please please stop talking? That is, why does she want him to stop talking and why does she say please multiple times?
3/ In your opinion, what is one of the central themes in Pavel Friedmans “The Butterfly” (Links to an external site.)? Also, discuss why the imagery focuses on a butterflywhy not a moth or a bird?
4/ Discuss how imagery and figures of speech are utilized in Wilfred Owens Dulce et Decorum Est (Links to an external site.) and examine how they amplify the poems central theme. In the second part of your brief paragraph, list the similes used in this poem and explain their role in expanding its meaning and overall theme.
Academic Honesty Statement:
Do not use outside sources, including any information taken from the internet. Students guilty of using any outside sources other than the primary texts (of the stories and poems listed in the questions) will not receive credit for this final exam. However, students may quote from the poems and stories listed in this exam as long as proper MLA-8 citations and credits are given.
Rubric
ENC1102 Final Exam
ENC1102 Final Exam
Criteria Ratings Pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeRelevant Content & Support
75 pts
Excellent
67.5 pts
Very Good
60 pts
Good
52.5 pts
Fairly Good
45 pts
Below Average
37.5 pts
Poor
30 pts
Very Poor
0 pts
No Marks
75 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeGrammar & Usage
75 pts
Excellent
67.5 pts
Very Good
60 pts
Good
52.5 pts
Fairly Good
45 pts
Below Average
37.5 pts
Poor
30 pts
Very Poor
0 pts
No Marks
75 pts
Total Points: 150
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