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3. Prejudice in Professional Settings (40 points): How might prejudice manifest in hiring practices or project assignments in your chosen field? Provide a specific example and explain how you would challenge this if you witnessed it as a new employee.

10. Critical Tradition (40 points) What power dynamics or systemic inequalities exist in your chosen industry’s communication practices? Describe one example and explain how you would use the critical tradition perspective to advocate for change.

2. Stereotype Formation (40 points): Identify two common stereotypes that exist in your chosen industry (e.g., “engineers are antisocial” or “nurses are naturally caring”). Explain how these stereotypes might affect workplace communication and team dynamics.

11. Rhetorical Tradition (40 points) Describe a situation in your chosen industry where you would need to persuade others (colleagues, clients, or supervisors). How would you use rhetorical strategies while remaining ethical and avoiding manipulative communication?

Lady Macbeth’s sleepwalking reveals

Macbeth’s “Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow” soliloquy reflects

Lady Macbeth (Macbeth) initially responds to the prophecy by:

In Macbeth, how does King Duncan die?

What symbol does the dagger represent in Macbeth’s soliloquy?

In the United States,  the ___________ developed their own version of Romantic landscapes. _______