I have an English 110 final tomorrow morning and a CS350 final Friday morning. I know how I am able to study for the CS350 final, but the English final I am lost. I don’t really know how a person is suppose to study for something that involves writing an essay. I already read the novels and short stories, and know what is going on . . but without knowing the exact essay question that is going to be on the final, I am a little lost. All that was given was to “think about what we have seen in Scotland and then in our own news think about themes and people’s struggles.” Alright, thats a good start, I can build off of that.<\/p>\n
Incase anyone was interested in what I had to read for the semester, I provided a list. The topic for this class was Scottish Crime Fiction. <\/p>\n
Novels read:<\/b>
\nHide and Seek – Ian Rankin
\nDeath of an Addict – M.C. Beaton
\nGarnethill – Denise Mina<\/p>\n
Short Stories Read:<\/b>
\nBampot Central – Christopher Brookmyre
\nHow the Angels Fly In – Ron Butlin
\nDeath Wish – Linda Cracknell
\nConviction – Chris Dolan
\nSomeone Had To – Janice Galloway
\nI Shall Fear No Evil – Iain Grant
\nStatutes and Judgements – Susie Maguire
\nThe Writing on the Wall – Val McDearmid
\nHow You Look at It – Candia McWilliam
\nA Change of Face – Agnes Owens
\nThe Hanged Man – Ian Rankin
\nCommon Knowledge – Elizabeth Reeder
\nOf Tooth and Claw – Manda Scott
\nBusiness – Raymond Soltysek
\nWhistling, Singing, Eating Fruit – Ruth Thomas<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I have an English 110 final tomorrow morning and a CS350 final Friday morning. I know how I am able to study for the CS350 final, but the English final I am lost. I don’t really know how a person is suppose to study for something that involves writing an essay. I already read the … Continue reading Difficulty Studying<\/span>