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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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I would use this meme at the beginning of a piece of writing about what it's like living in a dorm at UC Davis. This meme would be a background source because everybody shares the "common knowledge" that there are cows near the dorms at UC Davis. The meme would be used to make people reading the piece of writing curious about what it's like living next to cows.

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This meme would appear in the body of a paragraph that affirms the idea that living with cows is the worst idea ever. The meme would be an argument source because it is supporting the claim that living next to cows is the least desirable dorm places you could live in.

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I would use this meme at the end of my writing. Others may agree that living by cows isn’t the most exciting thing. I would use this meme to back up my claim on how living in a dorm by cows is a con of attending UC Davis.

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The scenario where this meme would be used when writing about the misconceptions or stereotypes about UC Davis. For example, my writing would be titled "The Pros and Cons about UCD". Here I would describe what makes UCD the best campus and provide a counterargument to the schools' disadvantages, just like having to dorm next to a cow pasture. The kind of BEAM source this meme would be classified in based on my scenario would be B or background. This would be considered as a background source because having cows on the UC Davis campus is already considered "common knowledge" by many people. This is "accepted as a fact" by the writer and reader because the university is known for its agricultural, animal science, and veterinary majors.

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In my writing I would use this meme in the end. I would use this meme at the end because it would be used as my source to back up my claim that living right next to cows isn't a good idea. I believe this would be the best choice because it would totally back up my statement.

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A scenario where I would use this meme is at the start of essay. It would be used as a background source due to many people knowing that there is cows at Uc Davis and it's common knowledge. I would use this meme to write about the pros and cons of being accepted into Uc Davis, and how sometimes the stereotypes we hear are not all that true.

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If I were to write a paper on the cons of living in the UCD dorms, I would use this as a source at the beginning of one of my argumentative paragraphs. As it is common knowledge that cows are within proximity of one of the residential dormitories. I believe this would fit the focus and support on the subtopics listed in the writing.

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I would be using this meme as a background source in a scenario where I am describing what it is like to live on campus near the cows. Since UC Davis is known for their cows, it will be a great way to introduce the topic of living on campus. I will then tell the audience how it is really like to live on campus and show that the meme is either misconception about Davis or if it is accurate.

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In my own writing, I think I would use this towards the beginning. I would probably be writing a report on how it is to live at UC Davis. This meme would be then used as background information on what may come your way while living here.

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I would use this as a background source. It would be to explain my new dorm room and it's environment and I would use this meme to give further explanation to the environment. This would not be my only source for the environment around the dorms so that is why I chose it as a background.