choose any from six : English

i know u have option to write from any six of them but i wouls say go with fifth one if u can make it perfect

ENGL 151 Short Fiction and the NovelOkanagan College Dr. Matt KavanaghTerm Paper TopicsFall 2020Value: 30%Length: 4-5 pagesDue Date: December 11Note: This list of essay questions is meant to be suggestive rather than exhaustive. You may choose to answer one of the questions below or to use the questions as a springboard for developing your own thoughts. However, if you do decide that you want to range beyond the scope of the questions notify me in advance of December 1st. Essays should be 4-5 pages long (double–spaced, 12 point font, 1 inch margins), not including a works cited page (which is to be appended). To document sources, use MLA style.Grading Criteria:1. Does the paper demonstrate you’ve carefully read & understood the materials under discussion?2. Is there a coherent central argument? Is the argument logically worked out?3. Are examples used effectively to support and develop your ideas?4. Have you engaged thoughtfully with the critics you’re discussing?5.Is the paper free of writing errors?6. Consider the following general guidelines: ‘C’ papers demonstrate a basic knowledge of the materials. ‘B’ papers show a strong grasp of the materials and are clearly written. ‘A’ papers are engaged, energetic, insightful, persuasive, and error-free.Topics1.In Mrs Dalloway, Virginia Woolf suggests that Clarissa is more than a “perfect hostess” (8). To Clarissa, a party is not simply a party; it is “an offering; to combine; to create; but to whom?” (134). Compare Clarissa’s urge to connect people, to find a moment of transcendence in the everyday, with one other text from this semester. 2.Compare and contrast Don DeLillo’s novel White Noise with his short story “Human Moments in World War 3” (found in the Charters anthology). What attitude does each text take toward technology?3.Discuss the significance of time in Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway. Consider the ways time is reflected in theme and form.4.In “Sonny’s Blues” James Baldwin draws a parallel between art and addiction. Where does one end and the other begin? Compare Baldwin’s treatment of the artistic impulse with one other text from this term.5.What makes for a happy family? Discuss the relationship between parents and children in Mrs Dalloway, the short stories of Flannery O’Connor, and/or White Noise.6.How does a short story function, according to Flannery O’Connor (1193-1200)? Apply her theory of creative writing to one of her short stories in the Charter