Prompt Your first critical essay on Invisible Man, must be submitted through turnitin

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Prompt Your first critical essay on Invisible Man, must be submitted through turnitin.com before 10:00 p.m. on September 20, 2021. It must be word processed, using Times New Roman and 12 point font. It must be double-spaced with one inch margins. You must respond to the prompt fully ensuring your response is your own work. Refer to the "checklist" that is under the files tab to ensure that your work was reviewed and revised thus showing you paid special attention to the content and grammar. Note: For your "first" critical essay, it MUST BE over 500 words and less than 750 words and must address the prompt. Note: Cite evidence from the story that substantiates your claim(s). Respond to the following: The Invisible Man has a unique view of himself as well as how he believes others view him. Relate an event and a significant person that/who helps him to see and view his life differently than what he assumed by identifying "that person and event," and the impact the event and person had on him, by identifying and explaining that particular discovery. - Your response must show evidence of your critical thinking and deep discovery and remember to cite specific evidence. Guidelines, Checklist and Parameters for Writing Your Paper Note: These are in no particular order. 1. Use Times New Roman and 12 - point font 2. Use one-inch margins (top to bottom and side to side) 3. Double-space between lines (NOT 1 ½ or 3 spaces) – use one side of the paper (only) 4. Use paragraph (form) and indent your paragraphs 5. Read the question / prompt fully and ensure you understand what is being asked/required 6. Brainstorm and use an outline – pre-write 7. Write a first draft – PROOFREAD! 8. Revise your first draft – PROOFREAD! 9. Re-write it and revise it a second time – third time ??? – PROOFREAD! 10. Did you answer / respond to the question / prompt fully? – PROOFREAD! 11. Your heading includes your full name, instructor’s name, subject, date, Block #, – placed in the upper left-hand corner (all single-spaced) 12. Skip one line - Title Your Paper (underline - ?) The title should capture the reader’s interest. 13. Do Not use the pronoun, “I” (I believe..., I feel..., I think..., etc.) 14. Do Not use contractions in a formal paper (don’t, doesn’t, can’t, etc.) 15. Do Not abbr. (U.S., Devlin H.S., etc.) 16. Do Not begin a sentence with a conjunction (And, Because, But, etc.) 17. Do Not end a sentence with a preposition. (Where do you work at? Where is he going to?) 18. Do Not mix verb tenses. Use the same verb tense throughout your paper. (The main character is in her twenties and was superstitious.) 19. Do Not separate a proper noun at the end of a line and continue on the next line. Example 20. Do Not use (parentheses in your paper). 21. Periods and commas go inside quotation marks. Betty said, “I do not understand this.” 22. Do Not split an infinitive. (to understand) not (to really understand)– (to laugh) not(to always laugh) 23. Do Not give an opinion – Use facts and provide evidence (cite your sources) 24. Avoid using (in the story, throughout the novel, the book said, in the class, etc.) 25. Always underline titles of books. 26. NEVER use (thing, a lot, is when, was when, due to..., stuff, and any other “slang-type” words or expressions) 27. When referring to a character from the story, use the last name of the character – exceptions: Gatsby, Huck, Holden, Jem, Scout, etc. 28. Use these words correctly: their, there, (they are and not they’re), its, (it is and not it’s) 29. Never re-tell the story – answer / respond to the question / prompt – STAY ON THE TOPIC! 30. Avoid personal opinions unless it is asked 31. Clear thesis, evidence, summary / conclusion, - cite your sources 32. Last name and page number after the 1st page (Smith – 2, Smith – 3) placed in upper right hand corner 33. Take pride in what you write, and make sure you are satisfied with your submission.