Saint Marys University Importance of being Earnest in the Contemporary World HW This reader-response assignment must be submitted online by the start of th

Saint Marys University Importance of being Earnest in the Contemporary World HW This reader-response assignment must be submitted online by the start of the exam on June 25 (9 pm) . It must be typed, double spaced, with numbered pages, standard font/font size (Times New Roman or Arial), and margins. Make sure that your name, date, and the course title are on the document. Include a catchy and practical title for your response. Calling it “Exam Essay #1” is just too damn disappointing.No late submissions will be accepted. You have 7 days to complete the assignment. My advice–do it sooner rather than later. Save the document as a docx or PDF. Then upload it to the dropbox in Brightspace before the due date.The response length is 3-4 full pages of original analysis (approx. 750-1000 words long). Design a short introduction of a few sentences to create interest in the topic. Focus the discussion with a thesis statement at the end of the intro (it could be a how or why question or a argumentative statement starting with although… or while…). Be detailed in your response and give effective examples. A key word to use in this response will be because….You may use quotations if they are relevant (keep them short), may refer to any of the course notes in the response if they help support or illustrate an assertion, or even mention something we did in class. Use for example… such as… For instance…. You may use I judiciously. Include a short conclusion that crystallizes your point. Edit and revise the document before submitting. Go to Assessments and then the dropbox to upload your documentChoose 1 reading from the course material (poem, short fiction, novel, essay, or play). Review the course outline if you need help remembering what we studied. Apply that above criteria to the example of your choice that we studied and explain how and why that particular reading benefited you. In other words, what did it mean to you? What did you learn about yourself, others, and the world? Be reflective, convincing, and analytical in your response.