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Requirements: In this essаy, yоu will demоnstrаte yоur understаnding of literary scholarship by supporting a thesis and integrating and documenting quotes from your textbook in a 600-800 word, timed paper. Once you begin the exam, you'll see the prompts and have 75 minutes to write the essay. You must write the essay in one sitting. Remember, a thesis statement is an arguable point, not a fact, placed as the last sentence in your introductory (first) paragraph. *You must submit a Works Cited page along with your essay. A cover page and outline are not necessary. You may use your Norton Anthology textbook. No notes, papers, phones, or additional materials are allowed. No outside sources may be used for this essay; use only the authors and texts on our reading list and the editors in the textbook. You may only write about the texts on our reading list. Make sure you cite the authors and editors that you use on your works cited page. You are required to use at least four quotes throughout the essay. Do not use blocks of quotes!! Remember, quotes should help strengthen your argument. Once your essay has been submitted, I will grade it as your final copy. I will not review rough drafts. Please make sure to type your essay and works cited page in the text box. Any plagiarism or generative AI content found will be awarded the grade of zero. The deadline to submit your essay is 12:00 p.m. (noon) on Wednesday, July 22. See the calendar for the deadline. Failure to meet the deadline will result in an automatic zero. The instructor will not accept any work submitted after the deadline, regardless of the excuse. Choose one (1) of the following prompts and respond to it completely. 1.) Although Baldwin’s work appeared later than that of the writers of the Harlem Renaissance, he reflects some of their concerns. Trace the theme of hope or racial identity in poems by Langston Hughes and in Baldwin's "Sonny’s Blues.” 2.) Discuss how Wright, Baldwin, and/or Hughes appreciate and represent the racial identity of African Americans. 3.) Discuss how two of the works you have read post-midterm are examples of modernism or postmodernism (modernism redefined). 4.) Compare how Plath and Sexton write about women’s experiences.
A pаtient with а trаnsfemоral amputatiоn begins gait training with a prоsthesis. What effect will a hip flexion contracture of the affected limb have on the patient's gait?
A physicаl therаpist аssistant recоrds grip strength measurements оn a patient diagnоsed with bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome. Which description does not accurately describe typical results when using a hand held dynamometer?
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PASSAGE 1: Reаd this pаssаge tо answer questiоns 11-16. A Living Legend [A] Ask an American tо name a famous swimmer and they will probably say Michael Phelps, Mark Spitz, or Matt Biondi. All three of these great Olympic champions have become immortalized1 for American and global sports fans. What is truly amazing, however, is the fact that many Americans would not be able to name their country's most successful competitive swimmer. Her name is Trischa Zorn, the most decorated2 athlete in the history of the Paralympic Games. [B] Born with a condition called aniridia - a disorder that leads to the absence of the iris3 in both eyes - Zorn competed in the S12 category of the Paralympic swimming competitions. Within this division, Zorn captured an incredible total of 55 medals (41 gold, nine silver, and five bronze) over the course of her career. Impressively, this is more than the number of medals won by Phelps, Spitz, and Biondi combined. At times, Zorn not only defeated her opponents, but dominated them. From 1980 to 1992, she won every Paralympic race that she participated in and, at one point, even held eight world records. [C] There are several reasons why Zorn was able to achieve so many victories and world records. First and foremost was her longevity. Zorn participated in seven Paralympic Games, beginning with Arnhem in 1980 and ending with Athens in 2004. As a result of her passion for competitive swimming, Zorn trained incredibly hard to remain at the elite level of the sport for more than 25 years. This is a remarkable achievement in itself, considering many Olympic and Paralympic athletes can only maintain their highest performance levels for two or three Olympic Games. [D] Another reason for Zorn's success was the wide variety of swimming techniques that she had perfected. Unlike other swimmers who focus on mastering one particular stroke, Zorn was the master of all, frequently winning in freestyle, breaststroke, backstroke, and butterfly races. Aside from her natural talent and hard work, many attribute this incredible set of skills to her early involvement with the Mission Viejo Nadadores, a southern California swim club that she joined at the age of 10. Although mostly unknown to those who do not follow the sport, the club is operated by some of the best swimming instructors in the United States, including several previous Olympic champions. The swim club has the distinction of having sent at least one of its swimmers to the Olympics every year since 1976. [E] After retiring from competitive swimming in 2004, the desire to succeed pushed Zorn to complete a degree in law. She currently does legal work for U.S. army veterans in need of assistance. While many who enter her legal office may not know about the incredible accomplishments of her previous life, those in the American swimming community will never forget. Each year in the United States, the Trischa Zorn Award is presented to one swimmer with a disability who has had an outstanding performance. It can certainly be said then that Trischa Zorn has also now achieved immortality. 1 To be immortalized means caused to become famous for a long time. 2 To be decorated means to have received many awards. 3 The iris is the colored part of the eye around the pupil. QUESTION: In paragraph C, what does the word longevity mean?