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I have to create a “FINAL Paper” from my thesis and draft. I have attached these documents so you can review. The instructions for the paper is as follows:

Instructions
After you submit the draft, make improvements from your section professor and virtual tutor, complete your own self-edit, and review the final paper rubric, you are ready to submit your final paper worth 100 points.

This is a high-stakes paper that will have a significant impact on your course grade, so before you submit it, ask yourself the following questions:

Have I carefully checked each item in the paper module for instructions?
Have I reviewed the Writing a Literary Analysis module?
Have I included a work cited page with the poem or song lyrics in proper MLA format?
Have I edited my draft for errors I made in Paper 1: Beginner Poetry Analysis?
Have I improved my draft with the feedback from my section professor?
Have I improved my draft with the feedback from the virtual tutor?
Have I read my paper aloud and used the Natural Readers Online tool mentioned in the Writing a Literary Analysis editing item and also in the repetition item in the Grammar module?
Have I checked my draft with the rubric to make sure I have not missed any requirements?
Is my word count from titles to close over the 600 words minimum? Have I listed my word count over the minimum several returns after my close like 750/600? This example shows the student has written 750 words out of the 600 minimum. Keep in mind that 600 is the least amount of words acceptable; a well-developed paper should be well over the minimum.
Have I asked any specific questions about my draft, section professor feedback, or virtual tutor feedback?
Instructions
The last step in this major paper assignment is to submit your final paper.

Name your file with your name, course, section, professor, and assignment. If you were Harry Kane and in section R25 with Professor Smith, your file name would look like this: Harry Kane 1020-R25 Smith Advanced Poetry Analysis Final. See your section number and professor on the home page.

Upload your Word, Rich Text Format, or PDF document.

Your final paper is the same as your draft requirements. Here is a quick overview. For more details, see the draft item in the module or the final paper rubric.

Name, section professor, and course info in the top left corner
Titles
Introduction with thesis at the end
At least 2 well-developed body paragraphs that include topic sentences, frequent quoting from work, proper introductions, accurate quoting, MLA citations, literal analysis, figurative analysis, and a closing reflection
A conclusion that does not start with signal words, reflects on the paper topic as a whole, includes a freshly worded thesis, provides a take-away message or life lesson readers today can learn from the work, and a well-worded last sentence that makes a strong impression
Word count several spaces after the last sentence, aligned on left, with your word count from titles to close over the minimum word count like 750/600. See more about the word count above.
Works cited in proper MLA format on page after the close
If you are not sure about any of the requirements, re-check Paper 4: Advanced Poetry Analysis module and the Writing a Literary Analysis module.

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