Compose a lead-in for all quotations.

Claim 1:Evidence:Evidence:Claim 2:Evidence:Evidence:V: Conclusion: Restate your thesis. Give closure to your essay. Writing the Paper TipsIntroduction-Lead or hook to grab the reader’s attention-TAG (Title, Author, Genre) and minimal plot summary. Please note that the genre is a play. Please spell the author’s name correctly (William Shakespeare).-Thesis Statement. One sentence.Body Paragraphs (minimum 5 paragraphs)-Topic sentences (claim) in each body paragraph that express ideas in support of your thesis.-Evidence from the text that supports your topic sentence (2 textual evidence per paragraph)-Commentary or explanations of the significance of your evidenceConclusion-Summary of your main points-Restate your thesis-Brief considerations of related questions, such as:How does a major theme of the play relate to the causes of the characters’ deaths?What lesson can be learned from the character’s fates?What was Shakespeare trying to tell us about life through this story?Other Parameters: 1. Introduce each quote by providing a context (speaker and situation).2. Cite each quote. 3. Provide transitions between sentences and paragraphs.4. Avoid using pronouns. Instead use; some, many, few, people, one, no one, in general… etc.5. ****Use active voice****Reminders:•Direct quotes must be properly formatted and cited. Failing to adequately quote and cite material is a form of plagiarism and can have dire consequences, depending on the guidelines of your instructor and school.•Compose a lead-in for all quotations. A lead-in is a short explanation of the quote and who is saying it.

The creature encounters young William Frankenstein, a five year-old little boy, “grasp[s] his throat to silence him”, and after the boy is dead the creature’s “heart swell[s] with excitement” (Shelley 139).

The creature is clearly a diabolical villain because he kills several innocent people throughout the novel.Example/Quote #1: The creature encounters young William Frankenstein, a five year-old little boy, “grasp[s] his throat to silence him”, and after the boy is dead the creature’s “heart swell[s] with excitement” (Shelley 139).Example/Quote #2: When Victor arrives in Ireland, the creature makes good on his promise to kill all of Victor’s friends and family when Victor is brought into the police station and shown “the lifeless form of Henry Clerval” (Shelley 173).

What’s the political agenda or argument being expressed by the image?

What’s the idea being put forth?What’s the political agenda or argument being expressed by the image? Where did you find the ad? Who is the intended audience?How is the intended audience meant to feel? Newport cigarettes have 75% African-American female customers; therefore it makes sense that they advertise in Ebonyand feature African-American female models who are the center of male attention. What is the picture’s context? History? The picture didn’t just turn up in a vacuum. Ralph Lauren advertisements after 9/11 were literally draped in American flags. What kind of context or contemporary moment is your ad/picture a product of? What are the visual details of the picture? Emphasis on DETAIL.

Discuss why these effects might differ between industries and why the retail sector (and 7 Eleven) was affected by the application of a minimum wage.

Q1)Based on the attached case study, in 250 words describe the effect of the price floor on the capacity of the 7- Eleven company to employ staff. Your response should include two (2) references from academic sources. (12 pts)Q2)Based on the attached case study, in 250 words, answer the following question:On page 187 of your economics text, Parkin and Bade (2019) describe research conducted at the University of Canberra into the effects of the minimum wage on unemployment. Here it is suggested that the effects on unemployment in Australia are small in some cases but not in others. Discuss why these effects might differ between industries and why the retail sector (and 7 Eleven) was affected by the application of a minimum wage. Your answer should include one (1) academic reference. (12 pts) Q3)Based on the attached case study, in 250 words, discuss whether the actions of the owners of the company are best explained by:a) the minimum wage being set above the equilibrium labour price; or,b) a misunderstanding of the relationship between the business and the immediate business operating environment. See the Appendix: Making and using graphs from your Microeconomics text (Parkin and Bade 2019) paying particular attention to the section which discusses the principle of Ceteris Paribus. (11 pts)

Does very high self-esteem always have positive effects on children’s adjustment?

Imagine you have been asked to speak to a group of parents about promoting self-esteem in school-age children. You need to research the topic and prepare a visually appealing PowerPoint slideshow to accompany your presentation. Your PowerPoint slideshow will need to:Have a title slide.Contain 5-10 content slides that include Speaker Notes which provide supporting details to use when elaborating on the slide contents.Address the following questions:How does level of self-esteem typically change during middle childhood? What factors contribute to this change?What are some influences on school-age children’s self-esteem?Does very high self-esteem always have positive effects on children’s adjustment? Why or why not?What are the typical consequences of low self-esteem?What are some other strategies that parents and teachers can use to promote children’s self-esteem? What behaviors should adults avoid, and why?

Compare and contrast anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.

Compare and contrast anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.Who is more likely to suffer from anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa? Why?What are the causes contributing to anorexia nervosa?What are the consequences of eating disorders?How can one diagnose eating disorders?What are the treatment and support options for a person who has eating disorders?

Discuss what economic theory predicts will happen with a minimum wage set above the equilibrium wage rate.

Discuss what economic theory predicts will happen with a minimum wage set above the equilibrium wage rate.Draw a supply and demand graph illustrating the effect of a minimum wage (do not just copy and paste a graph; create your own).Discuss the Efficiency Wage Theory and explain why its predictions are not valid for a minimum wage.Discuss what elasticity conditions (labor demand/supply perfectly elastic, elastic, unitary elastic, inelastic, or perfectly inelastic) would be needed for the minimum wage to benefit low-income workers.