ENG101 Departmental Essay/Final Exam – FALL 2025 t: English…

ENG101 Depаrtmentаl Essаy/Final Exam - FALL 2025 t: English 101: Department Essay Prоmpts   Instructiоns Chоose ONE of the following essay prompts which you will use to compose your essay. Each prompt represents a different mode of writing covered in this course.  DO NOT choose a topic that is the same or similar to a topic you have already used in this class this term. Write/Compose a well-developed essay of at least 5-7 paragraphs directly INTO the Assignment Dropbox.  MS Word/google documents are NOT to be used for this essay Include a clear thesis statement, well-organized body paragraphs, and a strong conclusion. Use specific examples and details to support your ideas. Follow standard MLA formatting: double-spaced, 12-point-Times New Roman font Essay Prompts Compare and Contrast Essay Prompt:Compare and contrast the experience of learning in a traditional classroom with learning online. Consider factors such as interaction, flexibility, motivation, and quality of education. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each setting, and which do you think offers the better learning experience?   Narrative Essay Prompt:Write a narrative essay about a moment in your life that changed your perspective or taught you an important lesson. Use vivid details, dialogue, and reflection to bring the experience to life for your reader.   Persuasive Essay Prompt:Should colleges and universities require students to take general education courses (like English, math, and history) even if they are not directly related to a student’s major? Argue your position using logical reasoning, credible examples, and emotional appeal where appropriate.   Process Essay Prompt:Explain the process of preparing for a major college exam effectively. Describe each step clearly and logically so that your reader understands how to follow your method successfully.   Descriptive Essay Prompt:Describe a place that holds special meaning for you — it could be your hometown, a park, a room, or a travel destination. Use sensory language (sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell) to make your reader feel as though they are experiencing it with you.   End of Exam Reminder:Proofread your essay carefully before submitting. Check for spelling, grammar, and clarity. Submit your exam through the designated platform (Canvas) as directed.