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Introduction:

-Hook

“The sibling relationship is one of the longest lasting relationships in most people’s lives, and one of the most prevalent.”

-Background

All siblings come with different kinds of traits and characteristics. Siblings can be very supportive and helpful, but can also be really annoying to most people, especially during your childhood

-Thesis

There are many kinds of stereotypes of siblings that anyone can relate to, and the most common are the “whistleblower”, the “helpful one”, and the “copycat”.

Body paragraph 1: Whistleblower

-Define

A whistleblower is a person who exposes any kind of information or activity that is deemed illegal.

-Example

Sibling does something wrong, brother/sister will report to parents

-Comparison ( threaten )

Mentally bully, blackmailing to in return get something done or something not done.

Body paragraph 2: Helpfulness

-Define

Always care about you, normally elder siblings having this personality

-Example

Giving advice when you have problem in homework

Also protect you from hurt

-Comparison

It can be two kind of helpfulness, the one is giving you advices however the other is direct giving you the answer without teaching or direct solve your problem

Body paragraph 3: Bully

-Define

Always tease you for no reason. Always take advantages from you.

-Example

Take something for them, help them to switch off the light, punch/hit you for relieving stress

-Comparison

Compare to whistleblower, it is a physically bully

Body paragraph 4: Copycat

-Define

Always imitate your behaviors, interest, dressing since he/she adore you

Normally this personality belongs to young sibling

-Example

Buy the same cloth with you, order the same foods with you

-Comparison

Compare to the others, it doesn’t affect you but it might brings displeasure/discomfort to you

Conclusion:

Siblings can be really lovable, but at the same time you wish they weren’t there sometimes. Everyone has different kinds of siblings with different characters. Some are kind and helpful, some can be cute, and some can be really annoying. But at the end of the day you and your sibling will always have mutual respect and love for each other, and is perhaps one of the most important relationships that you will cherish for the rest of your life.

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Thesis statement: a myriad of people who come together in a simple Malaysian landmark stall – the Mamak – from the individual food lovers to the most passionate socializers.
Basis of classification: purpose

1. Football fans: go there to watch matches, big screen, watch together with group of friends, they can talk loudly; being commentators, just order a  drink, always wear their own team jersey

2. Hang out buddies : from group of 3-20 people, discussion of pointless things, a friendly meeting, a reunion of friends, different from football fans because they’re noisy throughout their meet up, one type of these people are the smoking buddies,

3. Heavy-eaters : they’ll not leave without having a tandoori, their  ‘nasi kandar’ comes with extra rice and flood of curry, they come just for the food and usually don’t come in large groups, averaging from just lone visits to a mere group of three,

4. Pack food and eat at home: come alone and buy for a town,  causes for the long queues in big ‘nasi kandar’ shops, and usually customize each meal, making the purchasing process a long one,

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INTRO
Hook -

Background: We were born into this world because of our parents.

Thesis : types of parents

Body 1. Responsible - care about their children- teach their children how to settle things-

Body 2. Neglectful - don't actually care about their children - they dont provide the children's basic necessities-  dont teach their children - Example: My f

Body 3 - Lenient - Care but not too strict. Most of the time they let their children to  choose they want to do - Example: My parents are lenient and then elaboration...

Body 4 -

Conclusion

There are many ways to classify parents.

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Hook- Have you ever wondered how food looks like to different people? Is it just a means for them to fill up, their stomachs, a physical pleasure or a way of life?  Background- Its seemingly obvious that all humans need to eat, and food is a necessity of life. But the differences in how humans look at food is as unique as our differences in terms of character. For different people, their approach is as varied as the weather. Thesis- Some eat to live, some live to eat. Others, like food connoisseurs and restraint reviewers, make their living on food itself.Principle of Classification: How people view food.Body paragraph 1) InstagrammersDefine – picture before mealsexample- -people who takes tons of photo -perfect lighting-perfect shotcomparison--they don’t care about the quality of food as they rather take the perfect shot than enjoying the quality of foodAnalysis- go great land to take good picture2) perfectionistDefine- very particular about food Example- always finding mistakes in food-	Always having judgement in food -	Always demand for refund when food did not reach expectation-	Always commenting and give feed back Comparison-normal people will appreciate what they have and they won’t judgeAnalysis- calling the boss to order for refunds 3) the dietitian

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Hook- Have you ever wondered how food looks like to different people? Is it just a means for them to fill up, their stomachs, a physical pleasure or a way of life?  Background- Its seemingly obvious that all humans need to eat, and food is a necessity of life. But the differences in how humans look at food is as unique as our differences in terms of character. For different people, their approach is as varied as the weather. Thesis- Some eat to live, some live to eat. Others, like food connoisseurs and restraint reviewers, make their living on food itself.Principle of Classification: How people view food.Body paragraph 1) InstagrammersDefine – picture before mealsexample- -people who takes tons of photo -perfect lighting-perfect shotcomparison--they don’t care about the quality of food as they rather take the perfect shot than enjoying the quality of foodAnalysis- go great land to take good picture2) perfectionistDefine- very particular about food Example- always finding mistakes in food-	Always having judgement in food -	Always demand for refund when food did not reach expectation-	Always commenting and give feed back Comparison-normal people will appreciate what they have and they won’t judgeAnalysis- calling the boss to order for refunds 3) the dietitian

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Intro

Hook

What kind of housemate are you?

BG

Living under the same roof with diverse personalities will be the opposite of staying with your parents. It’s not easy surviving with one another, but you will still try to make things work.

Thesis

Classification: Housemates that you need to tolerate with

Principles: The thief, phantom ninja/diver, messy/neat freak, night owls

1. The thief

Ranges from clothes to food, it disappears

Food is not safe in the fridge

Objects found in his/her room, but never recalls of them asking because they never ask

May not be close.

They do not hide it in their drawers- probably because it wasn’t intended

1. The Phantom Ninja / The diver

Phantom     - rarely see during the days

- Appears during the nights

Diver         - Lock inside the room

Allergic to the sunlight

Batman in the cave

1. The messy one/ the neat freak

Messy one:

Never helps out with the chores

Always procrastinates about cleaning

Has no boundaries about his/her mess

Neat Freak:

Everything and anything has to be perfect

Anything that is not in place will drive them nuts

Has too many cleaning materials

Does all the housework

1. The night owl

- people who practise nocturnal lifestyle

-make   noise in the night (example: watch football in the night and shout)

-Party-goers

-Academic strivers, burn the midnight oil,procrastinate about assignment

- no time for proper housemate binding

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Classification essay- the types of photographersIntro-	(Hook) When we think about professional photographers we think about people who are passionate about photography and have a skill for it. They are properly equipped and know how to bring life to photos they take.  -	(Thesis) While we have the traditional idea of a photographer in our head as above, there are also other kinds in the spectrum of photographers such as the “professional”, the parent-graphers and the Instagramers.Body Paragraphs1.	The “professional”Definition: Photographers who have the talent for photography but without the equipment-	Take really nice pics -	Post them on Instagram or tumblr-	Have inspirational quotes-	Don’t really use professional equipment-	Photography is more of a hobby rather than a passion2.	The parent-graphersDefinition: Photographers who are a little behind on times or don’t know how to work a phone/camera-	Bad composed pictures (bad angles, blurry, etc)-	Love group/family pics for every event-	Accidental selfies-	Not necessarily old or a parent-	Technologically handicapped 3.	The instagramersDefinition: Bloggers that take pictures to document their lives through social media-	Loves food pics and selfies-	Nice clothes (outfits of the day)-	Many times known as influencers- often show sponsorships-	Women- makeup, shopping hauls

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Classification essay- the types of photographersIntro-	(Hook) When we think about professional photographers we think about people who are passionate about photography and have a skill for it. They are properly equipped and know how to bring life to photos they take.  -	(Thesis) While we have the traditional idea of a photographer in our head as above, there are also other kinds in the spectrum of photographers such as the “professional”, the parent-graphers and the Instagramers.Body Paragraphs1.	The “professional”Definition: Photographers who have the talent for photography but without the equipment-	Take really nice pics -	Post them on Instagram or tumblr-	Have inspirational quotes-	Don’t really use professional equipment-	Photography is more of a hobby rather than a passion2.	The parent-graphersDefinition: Photographers who are a little behind on times or don’t know how to work a phone/camera-	Bad composed pictures (bad angles, blurry, etc)-	Love group/family pics for every event-	Accidental selfies-	Not necessarily old or a parent-	Technologically handicapped 3.	The instagramersDefinition: Bloggers that take pictures to document their lives through social media-	Loves food pics and selfies-	Nice clothes (outfits of the day)-	Many times known as influencers- often show sponsorships-	Women- makeup, shopping hauls

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Introduction

Hook: Examination is indeed a bitter pill for most of the students.

Background: Everyone fave examination every once in a while, but everyone will have different attitude towards the preparation of examination.

Classification: Teenagers facing exam

Principle of classification: Willpower to study(Strong-weak)

Body Paragraphs:

Super Hardworking (Kiasu Steve)

Works hard day in, day out

Studies alone, with headphones plugged in

Always burning the midnight oil for the exam

Stressed out and insecure about their personal knowledge

Neglects the issue of overworking and taking breaks

Attempts past year question papers

Procrastinator

Who wants to get a good result very badly.

Sets up many schedules for studying but never put effort into his studies.

Always tells himself to study but always does something else.

Hard to concentrate on studies but easily getting distracted by other things.

Who always studies when the time is about to run out.

Who procrastinates the work on hand in the last minute.

Selfish/Careless

Doesn’t care about their exams

Plays around and has fun

Neglects studying and reviewing notes

Disturbs their friends during their time studying

Overconfident in perspective of their knowledge (Sometimes)

Laid back and lazy

Comparison: The super hard working students always have a great attitude to its

Conclusion: Willpower to study shows the students’ attitude towards their future life.

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Types of Parents.

1. Strict

2. Permissive/Overindulge

3. Neglectful

INTRO

Hook:- Children mirror their parents.

Background : When I was a child, I have always looked up to both of my parents as my role models, as someone who I yearn to be when I grow up. However, my friend, Nancy, did not share the same experience towards her parents. I thought to myself, “Why? Did they not give her enough McDonald’s? Or purchased enough barbie doll houses for her?”, these questions lingered with me as I grew older.

Thesis: Until that day when I slept over at her house only I realized how there were numerous types of parents instead of singular type as I compared my parents with hers. The type of parents can range from strict parents who relied on punishments to neglectful parents that have a hard time forming relationships with their children.

BODY PARAGRAPH

Categories:

1. Strict parents

Strict parents are those who believe restriction is the best way to raise their children.

To illustrate, they give strict rules to their children. If the children do not obey, they will get punishment from their children such as canning.

Different from abusive parents, strict parents give punishment to their children for their sake. This is to prevent children from making the same mistakes again in the future.

(2) Neglectful parents

Neglectful parents are those who have a hard time forming relationships or having basic conversation with their children. They have no idea of what is going on in their children’s lives inside and outside of their houses. They show no interest or does not share the same enthusiasm with their children in whatever they do.

“My parents never asked how I was doing in school.”, “My parents never came for my dance performance at school.”, “My parents never care for me.”, uttered Nancy.

Neglectful parents can be helped through education or awareness of their children’s feelings, if their children have a hard time in telling their parents how they feel, going to the school’s counselor would be the next best option.

(3) Permissive parents

Permissive parents are those who overindulge their children.

For example, they will never say no when their children ask them for anything.

The intention of the parents is to make their children happy and not to disappoint them. However, this behaviour can make their children spoiled.

CONCLUSION

There is no such thing as the correct way of parenting. Certain parenting style is good for different scenarios. Parents should strive to be balanced on educating their children.

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Intro
-Hook: a range of different personas ranging from a class clown to an obnoxious drama queen

-Background: a group of students studying in the same room/space

-Thesis: how they are accepted by other classmates

Body Paragraphs
1) Nerd/Bookworm
- someone who studies all the time, no social life
- stays back after class
- can be compared with someone who works hard and plays hard

2) Class Clown
- makes a lot of noise, distracts the class
- tells jokes and interrupts the class
- can be compared with an attention seeker

3) The Sleeper
- sleeps all the time
- comes early to class just to sleep
- can be compared with someone who stays up all night

4) Partier
- parties all the time
- invites everyone
- can be compared with playboy/ playgirl

Conclusion: Some people do not care how they are judged or accepted by others. They just do what they want as a student in class.

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Intro:
-Hook: College is not just about learning from books, it is also about learning from your lecturer.
-Background: The lecturers are often very influential to the students. A student could love a subject that he or she used to deter because of the way his or her lecturer makes the class easier and funnier.
- Thesis:
- Classification of
category: The different
personalities of
lecturers
- Principles: Dedication,
discipline, empathy,                       creativity/humor

Body paragraphs:
1. Category: The Super-Strict Lecturer
- Define: High  dedication, high discipline, low empathy, low humor
- E.g.: Would not give the students a second chance if they do something wrong, very strict in marking
- Compare: different from        lecturers who are hot-tempered, most of the strict lecturers can control their temper
- Link: This type of lecturer is one of the most dreaded ones.

2. Category: The formal/boring lecturer
- Define: Lack of creativity and humor, high discipline, moderate empathy
- E.g: Stick to the common, traditional method of teaching.
- Compare: Different from strict lecturers. A lecturer could stick to the designated teaching modules and be lenient at the same time.
- Link: The students usually don't deter this type of lecturer, but they might find the class of such lecturer boring and mundane.

3. Category: The sporting lecturer
-Define: High dedication, high creativity, high empathy, moderate discipline
- E.g.:  Such lecturers tend to make the class funnier and more enjoyable. The way that they teach are creative and interactive.
-Compare: They are not the same as the lazy lecturers. Lecturers who are sporting can be ones who are
-Link: Most students will like this type of lecturers because their classes are less stressful.

Conclusion: The different personality types of the lecturers shape the students' university experiences in unique way.