Literary Text: Interpreter of Maladies” from Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri
Literary Text: Fiesta, 1980 from Drown by Junot Diaz
Assignment Goals
Answer at least three final exam questions, utilizing at least one paragraph (min. 5 sentences) for each question. Plus, at least one citation needs to be included in every paragraph.
Demonstrate competency in MLA formatting
Create paragraphs with strong topic sentences that frame the scope of the paragraphs
Analyze the reading materials utilizing text summarization, critical thinking, and textual evidence
Final Exam Criteria
1. Typed, double-spaced, MLA heading & formatting
2. Each question needs to be a minimum of one paragraph in length, with a minimum of 5 sentences for each paragraph. In all, there should be at least three complete paragraphs for the entire set of questions
3. Each question needs to have at least one citation for textual evidence
4. Works Cited page is not necessary
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