Name: Bunga Amanda Putri Sadlewo Chass: RS NPM: 2001125001 Work independently and submit during face-to-face meetings 1. The sentences are in scrambled order in the following introductory paragraphs/ Introduction. ‘Arrange them in the correct order. Begin from the most general to the least general. Write the thesis statement last. a._ Therefore, anyone who wants to drive must carry a driver's license. fl b._Itis divided into four steps: studying the traffic laws, taking the written test, 2. i leaming to drive, and taking the driving test. i Getting a driver's license is a complicated process. 4. Driving a car is a necessity in today's busy society, and itis also a special privilege. a. During this period, children separate themselves from their parents 2 and become independent. 7 b. Teenagers expres their separateness most vividly in their choice of clothes, 2, hairstyles, music, and vocabulary. ©. The teenage years between childhood and adulthood are a period of growth and | separation. Il. Write topic sentences for three supporting body paragraphs for each thesis statement. Use an appropriate transition signal in each topic sentence. Thesis Statement _| Three modern technological devices have changed the way we communicate. 1 | Topic Sentence A. Hondtlane... PaVid eh Us. cnn Corsewh Cadion Thesis Statement Topic Sentence ig abbreviated essay outlines. Only the introductory paragraph and topic Study the follo Sentences for the body paragraphs are given. Then choose the most appropriate concludin paragraph,‘Advertising you eannot escape advertising, People {ie radio, on television, on billboards, t a modern phenomenon. Advertising. Introduction : ‘ i inhabited is idle of a big ocean, tess you live on an uninhabited island in the nf 0 inthe $ ¥fem world ae continually exposed to ads and commercials on in their mailboxes, and on their computers. Howeytt advertising is not tas been around fora Tong time, asa review of its history shows. Body “As early as 3000 B.C., merc! B. In ancient Egypt, merchants hired people cal ships and their cargo. C, Inmedieval Europe, shop D. The invention of the printing press was the start o What is the possible conclusion? As we have seen, advertising has been a part of merchandising for at least 45,000 years. From the carved Mins above doorways in ancient Babylonia to the annoying pop-ups on modern computer screens, advertising joubtedly be with us for a long time I been a part of daily life, ts form may change, but advertising will und to come. B. It is clear that advertising is useful for both buyers their goods and services. It helps buyers by allowing them to compari advertising will undoubtedly be with us for a long time to come. dd stone to put above their shops. Jnants carved signs in wood, clay, an ough the streets announcing the arrival of led criers to walk thr “owners hired eriers to direct customers to their shops. the advertising industry as we know it today. and sellers. It helps sellers by informing the public about ison shop. Its form may change, but ‘Compulsory Attendance in College Introduction On my first day of class in an American university 1 discovered that there are many differences between universities in the United States and in my country. One difference hit me immediately when the professor walked into the classroom dressed in casual pants and a sports shirt, Then he sat down, and I received a second shock. He sat down on the desk, not behind the desk. The biggest shock happened when he passed out a piece of paper listing the requirements of the class. I leamed that I was not allowed to miss any classes! In m country, professors do not know or care if students attend lectures, but in the United States, professors actualy, call the roll at the beginning of each class meeting. In my opinion, compulsory attendance in coll i completely inappropriate for two reasons. ° a Body ‘A. College students are adults, not elementary school children. B. Students often have other obligations such as jobs and family. What is the possible conclusion’ ‘A. To summarize, attendance in college classes should be opti a optional. Students may alread i that the professor wll cove. Sometimes the professor lectures on material that widtne Pnisnole a esas ioe their own time. Therefore, in my opinion, compulsory attendance in college classes should be , college students are mature enough to take char i i re enoug ge of their own learning, Furth ly or work problems once in a while that cause them to miss a class They should re Therefore, in my opinion, compulsory attendance in collge classes should be abolished.IV. Add the appropriate transition signals to the beginning of each in the following essay- ‘The Computer Revolution We lve in the age of technology. Every day, N= technology @PP* thousands of songs to giant space ‘elescopes that can send photograp’ Nhe new technofogical wonders, personal COmPLER have probably had the greatest of average people. Through computers, We Can UW talk to people in any country, resea Say tanks od tain ourselves. Personal computers have especially revolutionized co raee ee practices, and education in both positive and negative ways- Perhaps the most important effect of personal computers has communicate with the outside world. A lonely invalid] in Minnesota can nai ctssipp. A single computer user can send an e-mail message Sf , pers kh one Keystroke. Computer users can get together 1 online chat room to discuss their interests ind problems with others who have similar interests and problems. For example, a person who is planning a) aaeerjon and wants to know the names of the best beaches Fn Costa Rica can ask others who have already been yes sor suggestions. People even start romances through saline dating services! The possibilities of [computerized communication are indeed unlimited. In Behe. computers make it easy to take care of 2 lot o ickets, send a greeting card, pay bills, buy and sell almost computer at any time of the day or night. This is a great ‘convenience for end for physically disabled people who find it hard to leave their homes. Fob herb. C%«. telecommuting - working at home instead of going to the office - has become 2 choice itscands of businesspeople. Suzanne Camero, a financial manager for 2 levee company in eis to" Manhattan, has telecommuted from her home in New Jersey forthe past 0 YON She goes to her office only pes A ae ef daysa week, she works at ome and communicates wih her staff by compu Ll E¢ personal computers have changed the world of education. Flemenary computer. Schoolchildren in [schoolchildren are leaming to write, practice math, and create art of the Manhattan can talk via computer to schoolchildren in Moscow. High school and college students no longer vod hours in the school library researching topics for term papers. A high school student can obtain] ears, ranging from iPods that can store! he of distant stars back to Earth. Of all influence on the daily lives| research any topic, Work, smmunication,| been to expand our ability to talk with a similarly house-bound} to millions of people all over the personal computers are changing the way we do business. One change is that personal business at home. For example, you son buy airline faxes from your home| anything, and even pay your t people who are busy during the day need to spe statistics for a history papey from a library in London by computer. i “fu dhe, ably !e€oteryone agrees that computers ae good for edueaton. Replacing 8 teacher| with a ntmchine is not progress according to some eis. They say that young children especially need areal person, not a machine, to guide their learning Aan [email protected]¥¢/c., computers have caused problems for society. 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