Critical Account of Story of An Hour

Fiction / Non-Fiction Assignment Choose one topic from the three provided in the syllabus for the fiction / non-fiction assignment. The topic that you will show after the conclusion (on page 3) is Give a critical account of story of an hour .Follow the guidelines given below to complete the paper: Keep in mind that it will be one composition paper that will go from the introduction, on page 1, to the conclusion, on page 3, with no headings for the paper. Then on page 4, the Works Cited page will be completed. This means that your paper cannot have only page 2 and below, and not page 5 and over. Make certain that, on page 1, you provide an originally created title of your own that is not elementary and not very common. Think of good, advanced titles that you consider effective for your paper. Word document, Times New Roman, 12 font size, 1” margins, double space, and Black ink. Show all your information on the first page, number all your pages with your last name, and provide your own original, unusual title to the paper. Make certain that the entire paper follows this pattern. Provide introductory remarks for the paper in order to work towards the last sentence of the introduction, which will be the thesis statement. You need a well-structured thesis statement that clearly expresses what aspects your body paragraphs will entail. Notice that in this course, we are more interested in your critical thinking approach to these insights you wish to address from your references. Some students are giving the story of the literature examined. We do not do this at this level because we assume that the audience is familiar with the story. This is why you will continuously be involved with your views about the references used for the paper and focus on subordination and coordination styles throughout the paper (styles of writing explained). You will also need MLA intext citations throughout the paper – not APA style or no style at all. Many students do not pay attention to this correctly and effectively. Paragraphs will be approximately separated into the introduction, three body paragraphs for the most part, and a well-constructed conclusion. Study all these guidelines given only because these guidelines apply to all our papers throughout the semester. Everyone will have 3, 4, or 5 references only. Do not have fewer than three references. Many students are not paying careful attention to intext citations, correct order, and works cited match. Either students do not show these at all, and, if shown, then these are not shown correctly. You cannot pass if you do not have all these fundamentally, valuable required information for the research papers. On the center of page 4, you will indicate Works Cited (nothing else) in order to complete this final part of the paper. Some students do not know how to do the Works Cited section correctly. These are not showing in alphabetical order, not matching intext citations, and very poorly typed with incorrect spacing and possibly having various colors. The OWL program will assist you with all these MLA formalities as well. After the conclusion, on page 3, show the topic exactly as given by the instructor. Every student in the class will show the exact topic that you have chosen for your paper after the conclusion. No other information is needed for the topic. Follow all the guidelines above to submit an advanced, quality paper at this level of study.