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YOU CAN USE AS MANY EXAMPLES AS YOU LIKE.
YOU ONLY HAVE TO USE THREE.
1 from your personal life
1 from The Odyssey
1 from contemporary events/people you found through research
Click below to see how to make a copy!

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When you're ready, add your conclusion!

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Jot down a few ideas for your hook here!

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I find I write better titles after I've written the paper.  But it never hurts to jot down a few ideas.
You can jot some here or just keep the box as a reminder that you need a title.

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Contemporary Example from Research #1 (this is #9-13.c. OR 16-20.c. on your pre-writing worksheet)

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Contemporary Example from Research #1 (this is #9-13.c. OR 16-20.c. on your pre-writing worksheet)

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Type your contemporary example here.
Include at least the url for your source here, too.
Will you use it to develop your definition?  Anti-definition?
Scooch it beneath the corresponding box (the definition box or the anti-definition box).

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Contemporary Example from Research #2 (this is #9-13.c. OR 16-20.c. on your pre-writing worksheet)

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Contemporary Example from Research #2 (this is #9-13.c. OR 16-20.c. on your pre-writing worksheet)

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You don't HAVE to use two!  But, if you're gunna' - here's a box for a second contemporary example!
Include at least the url for your source here, too.
Type your second contemporary example here.
Will you use it to develop your definition?  Anti-definition?
Scooch it beneath the corresponding box (the definition box or the anti-definition box).
Just delete this box if you're not going to use it!

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Odyssey Example #2 (this is #9-13.a. OR 16-20.a. on your pre-writing worksheet)

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Odyssey Example #2 (this is #9-13.a. OR 16-20.a. on your pre-writing worksheet)

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You don't HAVE to use two!  But, if you're gunna' - here's a box for a second Odyssey example!
Type your second personal example here.  Will you use it to develop your definition?  Anti-definition?
Scooch it beneath the corresponding box (the definition box or the anti-definition box).
Just delete this box if you're not going to use it!

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Odyssey Example #1 (this is #9-13.a. OR 16-20.a. on your pre-writing worksheet)

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Odyssey Example #1 (this is #9-13.a. OR 16-20.a. on your pre-writing worksheet)

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Type your Odyssey example here.
Will you use it to develop your definition?  Anti-definition?
Scooch it beneath the corresponding box (the definition box or the anti-definition box).

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Personal Story #2 (this is #9-13.b. OR 16-20.b. on your pre-writing worksheet)

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Personal Story #2 (this is #9-13.b. OR 16-20.b. on your pre-writing worksheet)

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You don't HAVE to use two!  But, if you're gunna' - here's a box for a second story!
Type your second personal story here.  Will you use it to develop your definition?  Anti-definition?
Scooch it beneath the corresponding box (the definition box or the anti-definition box).
Just delete this box if you're not going to use it!

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Personal Story #1 (this is #9-13.b. OR 16-20.b. on your pre-writing worksheet)

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Personal Story #1 (this is #9-13.b. OR 16-20.b. on your pre-writing worksheet)

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Type your personal story here.  Will you use it to develop your definition?  Anti-definition?
Scooch it beneath the corresponding box (the definition box or the anti-definition box).

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Anti-Definition (this is #15 from your pre-writing worksheet)

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Anti-Definition (this is #15 from your pre-writing worksheet)

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Type your "could be mistaken for my word" and your definition for how the two are different.

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Definition (this is #6 from your pre-writing worksheet):

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Definition (this is #6 from your pre-writing worksheet):

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Type your word and YOUR definition for it.