Term Definitions

Paraphrasing - Express the meaning of (the writer or speaker or something written or spoken) using different words, to achieve greater clarity.

Patch Writing -  A style of writing that uses sections of verbatim copied text often from a variety of sources, linked together with additional sentences, just like this sentence.

Plagiarism - The practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own.

Interests

Andrew's Interests

• Music
• Food
• Art

Politics

• What is the Presidents favorite song?
• What is Ron Pauls least favorite food?
• Are any politicians good at painting?

 Technology

• What is the worlds top music mixing software?
• When will we have robots to make us sandwiches?
• What is the best video rendering software for film makers?

Religion

• What is your priests favorite hymn?
• Is the body of Jesus part of your diet?
• Who is your favorite architect that has designed a church?

Current Affairs

• Which one of your favorite bands has recently broken up?
• Would you rather take weight loss pills or diet?
• Should street art be considered vandalism?

Education

• Should music be a requirement in school?
• Are school meals too much for what you get?
• Do you think art funding should be cut or sports?

History

• What would you rather listen to classical music, or the radio?
• Genghis Khan didnt worry about his diet, should you?
• Are old pieces of art overpriced, or under priced?

Culture

• Why do Americans let terrible music be played on the radio?
• Will another Civil War help American with there current financial situation?
• Is Art considered important in America?

Have you ever written a research paper before?

     Have I ever written a research paper before?  In fact, yes I have.  The last research paper I composed was all the way back in high school.  It was my senior year research project and I chose to write a ten page paper.  My subject was on The Evil Business Tactics of Walmart.  From what I remember I passed with flying colors and graduated from high school.  And now I am here today, tada!