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Imagine a scenario where using this meme would help you fulfill your purpose as a writer.

Share that scenario, explaining what kind of BEAM source use it would be come in your class Padlet.

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The scenario I imagined about using this meme would be for an article describing the pros and cons of students living at UC Davis. Since the person on the meme looks sad, I would specifically put it next to the cons section. Based on the BEAM video, this meme would be an Argument Source because it would be used to agree with my claim that living with cows is a con since they make the surroundings smell bad.

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This meme was used as an introduction to one of the students' presentations, letting new incoming students know their experience and understanding of what it is to  live next to cows. Not only did she include her opinion but she gathered the people she lived around with opinions as well, in which they all shared the same common problem for them. I believe in this case the meme to be a background source.

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I imagine this meme helping a writer fulfill their purpose in an article on the diverse living experiences across the different universities of California. This meme would appear near the UC Davis living experience section. Based on BEAM, this meme could serve as "background" because it is common knowledge that there are cows at UC Davis.

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I imagine this meme used in a post on a student's social media after they get accepted to UC Davis. In the caption the student addresses the living space and new experiences they might face at UC Davis. They used this meme to show that this is something that concerned them the most about living on campus. Based on BEAM, I think this meme could be used as an exhibit because other people who see the meme can analyze and interpret the meme in their own way.

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A scenario I can see this meme being used on a public platform for UC Davis students to interact. At could be used as a talking point, since the cows on campus are pretty unique to Davis in the UC system and can be used by students to “bond” over either their excitement or dead. I think in this way this meme can be viewed as argument source. The meme shows sadness and maybe worry, but it can be used as a jumping point to enter into conversation(either to disagree or agree with the emotions showed).

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I think this meme would be used as a background source in which a writer could be explaining the misconceptions that people may have about UC Davis. Looking at the crying woman, I think that the reader could expect to read about something negative about the cows at UC Davis. I also think that this meme could be something that people bond over and laugh at if the writer is presenting it to current UC Davis students/staff, no matter what the writer may talk about.

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I imagine  that this meme was sent out by the admissions office for students who accepted their offer to UC Davis. The meme will be sent out as a inside joke on how the cows will be your new neighbors for the next couple of years. Appearing how the woman in the meme it’s sort of crying and sad it’s kind of a good and a bad thing about the campus life at UC Davis. Based on BEAM, I think that it is an “exhibit” source  because different people have different thoughts on how to interpret things.

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I would think that this meme would be used in an article of UC Davis and you either searched this article or you came across it when you look thru the hashtags of UCD acceptances. This meme would be either used as a positive thing if you sees the woman crying as tears of joy that you live so close to the cows and you find those cows cute or something negative since I heard the cows kind of smell. Using the BEAM source I would feel like it would fall under "Background", since the suppose article is using this meme to show that their is a problem with the cows or something related to the cows and it is used as background knowledge.

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A scenario I can imagine that meme used as a funny picture to post on social media on a UC Davis or a general UC meme account. There would be a range of memes talking about university, both the upsides and downsides. This meme in particular talks about getting accepted to UC Davis [Yay!] but realizing you will have to live next to cows [boo...]. I think this is an "exhibit" source because it doesn't have an argument in this scenario. It definitely depends on how the audience feels about cows and UC Davis.

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I can imagine that this meme is used in a chat group with UCD students and UCD students who have not yet entered school, The UCD students will used this meme let those who have not yet entered school have a psychological preparation, we are live by the cows and we will smell something indescribable, when you smell it, that feeling as same as the women in meme.  After they go to campus, they will realize everything, and use the meme again to new students.

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I imagine this meme being used in a presentation about the living conditions, campus structure, and unique characteristics of UC Davis to newly accepted students. Particularly because the meme draws a strong contrast of emotions between being accepting to UC Davis and having to live next to cows as represented by the crying women, which may be an unpleasant experience for the general public. Based on this context, this meme would be used as a background source because on top of introducing what the presentations will cover and who they are directed towards, the meme establishes shared knowledge and sentiment on a certain topic, bringing attention to the possible living condition of a student at UC Davis. The presentation may then address the topic in this meme as a "problem" or unique characteristic to start a conversation about the different opinions and experiences amongst students on living next to cows.

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I may imagine the scenario using to be an introduction to UC Davis accommodation on a school official website publicity page. This introduction article about accommodation in UC Davis introduces the real living environment in UC Davis. If I use this scenario in this article, I may use it as an “ Argument” at the beginning. Because this meme has the most notable topic about the living environment in UC Davis, the following contents could around this topic to introduce the real living environment whether it is the same as the scenario.

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I can see this meme posted on a UCD social media account or in a UCD group chat created for first year students without roommates. This meme would be a funny version of a real concern students are likely to have, or the caption would be an appreciation post for the prominence of cows and agriculture close to campus. Using the BEAM method, this meme would be an “exhibit” source because the author offers an interpretation of misconceptions and worries incoming freshman students would have about the UCD housing situation. I think this meme would be a seg way into conversation within the UCD group chat about the real living circumstances on the campus. This would be an icebreaker for anyone with the housing circumstances as a real concern.

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For this meme, in my imagination, may be sent from a student who live in T-area dormitory in UCD. The reason is that area is close to the cowshed, and although it is close to some of the instructional building, it has its deficient that you need to closely live with the cows. Based on the four categorizations of source, I think this meme can be recognized as a background source, since T-area is near the cowshed is an objective fact that has been widely agreed.

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I imagine this meme appeared in the group chat or social moments where people sharing thoughts. The scenario is people who got Uc Davis offer with some offers from other school. And he list the advantages and disadvantages of each school. UCD's environment become one of the care for students who come from big city. So he use this meme to express his struggling about whether accepting UC Davis. Using the BEAM thinking, I think this meme could be used as argument to show writer's thoughts and used as an explanation.

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I imagine that this meme would appear in a  discussion group about Davis dormitories. When the freshmen ask the senior students about Davis' dormitories, the senior students living in Davis T district sent this meme to the group. They have endured the smell of cattle for too long, but they can't change anything. This meme shows their sadness, and the words in the meme correspond to the helplessness of these students. I think it's just an argument message because senior students are expressing their views.

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the type of scenario I would use this meme is probably at a presentation powerpoint to new admitted students of UC Davis. This meme would be posted alongside with the environment description of UC Davis. it could be the background method of source using. I might first give this meme to intrigue students' interest, and then explains why students have to live by the cows, and then introduce the ecological environment might be in UC Davis.

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I imagine this meme would be an introduction of the living condition in UCD to the freshman. As students see the scenario in the article, they will notice that the dormitory is close to the cow pasture and the negative smell is terrible to them. Therefore, they will argue whether it is suitable for living. In this case, it serves as an argument source.

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I imagine this meme probably appear in a chatting group of UC Davis students.  It may appears when freshman discuss the school culture with elder students. Since cows are symbolistic for UC Davis, students here would make fun of the school with cows and they made this meme and show it to new students. Base on BEAM, I think this is a exhibit sources because students can understand and interpret this meme in their own ways.

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I think this meme was sent out on a groupchat by a student living in the dorms where he/she addresses the fact that they live next to a lot of cows and becaus of this its smelly. This meme shows the problem in a humorous way. I think it falls under the background method

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I would imagine this meme being used in an article about what it is like to be a student at UC Davis and dorming. The article would be meant for incoming students but returning students would probably also read it. Because the picture used in the meme is pretty common it would be used in a section of the article talking about the dorms to add some humor. Many students who have gone to Davis would be able to relate and incoming students would laugh. Based on BEAM, I believe this meme could be used as Background because this meme is a source that provides general information about living on campus (that dorming at UCD would probably mean you will be living right next to cows).

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I imagine this meme could be used in an article in which the author introduce different UC school to graduate of high school who had got offer from a few of UC school. This meme could let these students know the most distinct feature of UC Davis and compare it with other UC school. this way can not only directly highlight the point and could also impress students with humor. After watching the video, I think this meme would be an exhibit source in this pedlet because this source is analyzed in this pedlet

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I can imagine that this meme would be used in UCdavis. Because the cow is a kind of symbol in UCdavis, and we can use it to promote our school.

Based on beem I believe this could be an "extabit" source.

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I see this meme being used in a presentation or a flyer around the campus. Since cows are a very popular animal in Davis, I see a lot of people would being drawn to it's uniqueness. The meme exhibits crude humor about the smell of the cows but depicts the cows as a figure of hope. They might be smelly but they don't let it bother them and they move on in life. Students can use this and apply it to real life, something like a student not being at their best but they still push on because they won't let it get to them.