Part One: answer two short answer questions, each worth 10 marks.
The questions are based on passages randomly drawn from the readings listed on the course timeline (under “Course Information”).
Part Two: one essay question, worth 20 marks.
For this section, you must write a formal academic essay that is a minimum of five paragraphs on the randomly assigned essay topic. You must fully answer all the components of the question, including providing an argument and specific examples (quotations are not necessay) from the course readings to support the thesis.
As always, spelling, grammar, and the mechanics of sentence/paragraph construction are part of the grading for the exam.
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