Find an image of an object(s) (ARTIFACT) that relates to the story about the First Emperor, write about this image (WHAT, WHERE, AND WHEN), and write your impression about the First Emperor Qin Shihuangdi.

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Answer of history question

  1. Provide your assessment on the different date divisions of the Spring-Autumn and the Warring State periods of the Eastern Zhou.
  2. Find an image of an object(s) (ARTIFACT) that relates to the story about the First Emperor, write about this image (WHAT, WHERE, AND WHEN), and write your impression about the First Emperor Qin Shihuangdi.

Write an essay on how you will handle yourself during work immersion.

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Work immersion

Write an essay on how  you will handle yourself during work immersion.

Write an annotated story and create a video discussing your story process and the course elements that helped you create and construct the story.

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Write an annotated story

Project Overview

The Final Project will require you to write an annotated story and create a video discussing your story process and the course elements that helped you create and construct the story. Maybe you have been thinking about an idea for years and would like to try and write it in this class.

In a 400-600 word short essay, compare and contrast one “eastern” religion and one “western” religion discussed so far in this course. Using specific examples from the lessons in Unit 1 and Unit 2 to support your conclusions, analyze some of the ways in which these religions are both similar and different.

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Comparing and Contrasting the Common Elements of Religions

In a 400-600 word short essay, compare and contrast one “eastern” religion and one “western” religion discussed so far in this course. Using specific examples from the lessons in Unit 1 and Unit 2 to support your conclusions, analyze some of the ways in which these religions are both similar and different.

Tell us about an achievement of which you are particularly proud. What is it and why does it mean so much to you? Beyond what you mentioned already, is there anything else that makes you unique or that we should know about you?

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Qimam 2023

Tell us about an achievement of which you are particularly proud. What is it and why does it mean so much to you? 150 words

Beyond what you mentioned already, is there anything else that makes you unique or that we should know about you? Examples may include but are not limited to: interesting skills or unique life experiences, other achievements of which you are proud (academic / non-academic), a powerful social media presence you have, presentations/ workshops you held, academic or non-academic publications, etc.¿ 250 words or less

Explain, in your own words, two reasons why religion is difficult to define. Select one method for studying religion that you believe to be most thought-provoking and summarize the approach in your own words.

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Reflecting on Major Approaches to Studying Religions

Explain, in your own words, two reasons why religion is difficult to define. Review the lessons in Unit 1 as you consider your response. Then, select one method for studying religion that you believe to be most thought-provoking and explain what you believe to be its strengths and weaknesses.

Your short essay should include four parts:

  • Explain, in your own words, two reasons why religion is difficult to define.
  • Select one method for studying religion that you believe to be most thought-provoking and summarize the approach in your own words.
  • Explain a strength of this approach to studying religion.
  • Explain a weakness of this approach to studying religion.

The methods for studying religion discussed in Unit 1 include:

  • Phenomenology
  • Theology
  • Historical Approaches
  • Comparative Religion
  • Philosophy of Religion
  • Sociology of Religion

As you develop your reflection, be sure to engage with the course material from Unit 1. You will use information from the Sophia tutorials to support your response. When citing material from a tutorial, please include the name of the tutorial and use the following format (using Sophia’s Primal Religions tutorial as an example):

Refer to the completion checklist below throughout the writing process. Do not submit your Touchstone until it meets these guidelines.

❒ Have you explained two reasons why religion is difficult to define, in your own words?
❒ Have you selected a method for studying religion from Unit 1 and summarized the approach?
❒ Have you explained a strength and a weakness of this approach to studying religion?
❒ Is your short essay between 400-600 words, double-spaced, and formatted in 12-point font?
❒ Have you cited examples with in-text citations?
❒ Have you proofread your short essay for mistakes in spelling, grammar, punctuation, and capitalization?

What does the game mean? How does the game mean? When does it mean the most and the least? Is there any other way to make this game mean what it does?

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Play either ATS or HF -American Truck SimulatorLinks to an external site. or House Flipper

The games selected for this lab are either serious or semi-serious simulations. Each game has an ideology, aesthetic, and a pedagogy to teach you things (including the game mechanics). There are four fundamental questions to answer:

  1. What does the game mean? (think about stories, relationships, signs)
  2. How does the game mean? (think about mechanics)
  3. When does it mean the most and the least? (think across the experience of the interface)
  4. Is there any other way to make this game mean what it does?

“Mean” in this context is asking you to engage in serious reflection about the design of the game and how it makes sense to you. Meaning includes the signifiers (pictures, buttons, relationships, symbols) and how those signifiers are put together. When you think about when it means, consider the relationship between playing the game and the missions or tasks you are to perform.

 

From either the town’s people perspective or Constance and Merricat, write a scene about what is happening 20 years from the end of the story. How has the urban myth about the house and the sister’s evolved?

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Creative Writing Essay

The essay must be a creative essay (short story) on the novel we have always lived in the castle according the the essay prompt provided: From either the town’s people perspective or Constance and Merricat, write a scene about what is happening 20 years from the end of the story. How has the urban myth about the house and the sister’s evolved? (page 141)

Write an essay on sexism and racism, why does it exist, how do people do it, and how to stop it.

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Racism and sexism

Write an essay on sexism and racism, why does it exist, how do people do it, and how to stop it.

Compare and contrast these three versions of LRRH from the above readings, explaining how the variations change the focus of each tale.

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Research paper

1.The essay should have at least one direct quotation that includes in-text or parenthetical citation and conforms to MLA standards, including a references page.

2. Maria Werner talks about the changes Perrault in his (17th century) version made to the much earlier original oral version of the tale written down by Delarue (see reading above), and the motivation behind the Grimm brother’s (19th century) version of the tale. Compare and contrast these three versions of LRRH from the above readings, explaining how the variations change the focus (Note: focus not plot) of each tale.