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Chооse ONE оf the options below to аnswer аnd complete your writing sаmple for the course:Option A: Choose a text you've read or a show/movie you've watched that resonated with you. Discuss one universal theme (like love, power, identity, or mortality) the work demonstrates. Why do you think this theme remains relevant today? Be sure to include examples from the text/film to support your ideas.Option B: What is a significant experience that has shaped your perspective on a particular issue or value? How has this experience influenced the way you think or behave? Discuss why this moment was impactful and how it relates to your current goals or beliefs.*PLEASE NOTE: You may NOT read the prompts aloud. You may mouth the words if needed, but I should not hear you, nor speech to text, reading anything aloud at any point. The only exception is if you have registered ADA accomodation with the Disabilities Office. **Your sample should be at least 400 words with an introduction paragraph, two or more body paragraphs, and a conclusion. While you are not scored for grammar, mechanics, or writing quality, you should take care with your sample and make sure it is the best representation of your average writing style within the given time. You are not permitted to navigate away from this page, stop the screen recording, or produce any part of your sample outside this proctored window. Failure to adhere to these proctoring guidelines will invalidate your sample and require you a new attempt and diagnostic prompt.You have an hour and 15 minutes to complete your sample. You may brainstorm, outline, or plan your ideas inside the textbox with your sample if this is something you typically do when writing. When you’re ready to complete the essay, start a new line with the words WRITING SAMPLE to separate any prewriting notes from your official diagnostic writing sample.