Due January 21st and earlier:
LENGTH, FORMAT, SOURCES, & CITATION:
5-8 paragraphs,...
Due January 21st and earlier:
LENGTH, FORMAT, SOURCES, & CITATION:
5-8 paragraphs, typed
Double-spaced
10, 11, or 12-point font, not bold
Font style: Arial, Times New Roman, Garamond, or Calibri
Standard 1-inch margins
Proper paragraphing (indent, and do NOT put an extra space between paragraphs)
Sources:
Fahrenheit 451
2 CREDIBLE nonfiction online articles, or information from non-fiction books
Proper MLA format for citation
Command of conventions: spelling, capitalization, usage, punctuation, appropriate vocabulary
Be very careful that you don’t plagiarize. You can QUOTE your sources if necessary, but make sure to use quotation marks and identify each source. Just do NOT copy and paste the source material and pretend it’s YOUR writing.
Use the topic below. (Make sure you have a proper introduction, body and conclusion.) The paper should include a discussion of Fahrenheit 451. (How does the area you researched relate to the novel?)
The topic you NEED to use:
The future of censorship – How bad will it get? Will we overcome it?
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