Please upload all of your work for each question here. *Remember to get credit for any question, you must show your work!

This finishes the Identification Process of Your Attendance Verification! I will contact you if there are any problems. Thank you for answering the additional student questions, which will help in solving problems that you might have. At this point you will be able to proceed on to complete the work required for Chapter 1. Please let me know if you have any questions or problems!

What is your legal first name? What do you preferred to be called? Please feel free to use this name on your  ZOOM id, I may ask you 1-2x, but will then have it straight with our roll sheets. Thanks! Is your surname correct on your registration for this course? If not, please provide your current surname. What type of computer are you using? You can answer with windows-based, MacBook, Chromebook, etc. However, be sure you know your exact operating system when contacting IT for Help. Go to “settings” on your computer & type “About” in the search box to see the OS and other parameters of your computer. Name of your preferred browser? Please be aware that our online proctoring system requires the use of Google Chrome and does not work on some, particularly older, Chromebook computers.

The following is an example of a MLA in-text citation: “…beyond the horizon (Kennedy).”

When students revise their work, they focus on grammar and mechanics.

When writing in third-person voice (academic/professional voice), the writer should revise his or her essay to change personal pronouns, contractions, abbreviations, and slang.

Submitting some of our assignments shows that we are practicing personal responsibility.

Synthesis requires two sources while analysis focuses on one source at a time.

The following is an example of a MLA attribution:…beyond the horizon” (Kennedy).

Many teams prefer to divide and conquer when they work on a teamwork project.