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FINAL TAKE HOME EXAMINATION
Fall 2020
Course:
Musical
Instruments
and Creativity
Professor : Mark Molnar Room : TAKE HOME EXAM
Number:
504-CWM-03
Date: Monday, December 14th , 2020
through
Turnitin.com:
Your Class ID is 26093054
Your enrollment Key is silence
Time Due: 4pm. Exams handed in
after 4pm on December 14 th , 2020
will not be marked unless exceptional
circumstances can be documented.
Name: ________Jessy-Patrick Ngenzi___________________________________________
Short Answers Silence and Sound Creativity and Utility
Q. #1 Q. #2 Q.#3 Q.#4
/10 Paragraphs
 begin with a distinct topic sentence
 use transitions and uses logic between ideas
 show coherent organization,
 develops the topic thoroughly,
 provides historical context for each assertion
 prove their ideas with evidence,
 and connect to the main topic of the Paragraph in a
concluding sentence.
/10 Language
The sentences that make up the essay are
 neither too short (fragments),
 nor too long (run-ons);
 made up of words that are accurately used,
 spelled properly,
 punctuated properly,
 grammatically correct, and properly structured,
 and expressed in original and interesting language.
/5 Evidence and Documentation
 quotations and sources to back up each assertion made
 is well integrated (introduced, fluid, put in context,
adequately discussed),
 and is properly identified (as reference, quotation or
paraphrase) and properly documented in the text of the
essay in MLA format.
TOTAL /100

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Short Answers
Follow the instructions below and as a result, you will produce paragraph answers for FOUR of
the following questions and provide clear and concise answers in paragraph form.
As a guideline, each answer should have between 1-2 paragraphs, with approximately 4-8
sentences each. In total, you will make at least 3 assertions about your chosen topic (these assertions do
not include the context that you need to provide the foundation for the reader to understand those
assertions).