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    Oedipus

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    AP Lit and Analysis Oedipus AP Essay For each of the novels/plays that we read‚ you will compose an essay about the piece based upon a previously used prompt from the AP English Literature and Composition Test. The format for completion of this task will generally run the same way with each essay: * Compose a rough draft of the essay * Share rough draft with classmates during a peer review session * Polish rough draft * Turn in a final version of your essay This is the prompt

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    Do you enjoy the outdoors? If you like Camping‚ being outside all day‚ being around loud vehicles‚ playing football‚ bean bags‚ ladder ball and riding bicycles around dirt tracks; then you’ll enjoy watching motocross races. There’s never a dull moment of boredom when you’ve got the outdoors and the sun shining while there’s nonstop live entertainment. Waking up the first morning of races is my favorite part of the weekend. I’m curled up sleeping soundly in bed as I hear the first few bikes start

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    In the 1930’s during the Great Depression‚ many people turned to Communism to answer the problems that Capitalism seem unable to solve. Although the Great Depression affected each class negatively‚ the middle/lower class seemed to be hit the hardest because of stock market crash combined with the dust bowl movement. At the time of the Great Depression‚ creating an equal class really sounded like a good idea because of its sympathy towards the working class rather than

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    Misconceptions of Writing

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    Some students believe that writing is an inborn talent: Either you have it‚ or you do not. They believe that some people inherit a so-called writing gene‚ while others do not have this "gift" and will never be able to write well. Contrary to this belief‚ no gene has been identified that gives some of us the ability to write well and is missing in others. It is true‚ however‚ that some people have more of a flair for writing‚ or a "way with words‚" than the rest of us. linguistic related to languageIn

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    Flirting Misconception

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    In high school‚ you will encounter the many types of flirts. As you may or may not know‚ there are different classifications of flirting; the sincere or nice flirt‚ the mocking flirt and of course‚ who- could- forget the player flirt. Each type of flirt offers something different‚ and every person interprets them differently. Every detail small or large indicates what the flirting will lead to‚ whether it’s the amount of “wink” faces sent through text or the shy timid wave and smile in the hallways

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    Common Misconceptions

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    K 10/28/11 Norton Commonly thought of as belligerently walking the streets late at night‚ or at any time in fact‚ the Irish culture is inaccurately perceived as the drinking type‚ at any point of the day on any day of the week‚ though usually all of the above. Americans drink‚ French people do too‚ as well as our friends from Great Britain‚ but for some reason people always accuse those Irish people of being too drunk too often. It just so happens to be that I am Irish‚ and American‚ though

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    Oedipus Rex

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    plays a character has a misconception of his her self and/or his or her world.  When this misconception is destroyed it can be a major turning point in the story.  "Oedipus Rex" by Sophocles is one such story.  In the story Oedipus has such a misconception where he thinks he has a good life‚ but really his life is morally wrong.  This contributes to the theme or themes of the play when they serve as the defining climax of the story.  When the misconception is stopped Oedipus sees that you cannot escape

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    Poseidon's Misconceptions

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    Long ago‚ during the war between the Gods and Titans‚ Poseidon needed an army to defend his kingdom. He decided to use water droplets and force them onto Earth from the clouds in a surprise attack‚ armed with swords and bows. The only place water could be found was in lakes‚ rivers‚ streams‚ ponds‚ and vast oceans. Poseidon went to the ocean to recruit his army. The water droplets living around the world were becoming lonely. They wanted to see the world instead of being stuck in the sea. Father

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    best to stereotype people. A stereotype and a misconception can be confused as being the same‚ they are not the same‚ just a bit similar. A misconception is a view or an opinion that is incorrect because it is based on poor thinking or understanding. Often wrong facts or truths lead to a misconception. Stereotypes are so common because people want to and need to categorize the world into

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    Understanding Student Misconception Misconceptions can lead to false assumptions and interpretations about any given topic. Ormrod (2008)‚ define misconceptions as “a belief that is not consistent with commonly accepted and well validated explanations of phenomena or events” (p. 254). Many factors such as wrong information contribute to students’ misconceptions about subjects. Many times misconceptions emerge from students’ trying to interpret the information they have received (Ormrod‚ 2008)

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