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 * Honors English I**

Now is the time in your project when you begin to drive home your work. You will have a larger task for the next week, so it is imperative that you stay on task.

Your first matter of business is to go back to your previous journals and identify questions that you created about your topic. These should be questions not already answered by the interviewee but that need to be answered with research. If you find yourself without some questions, you will need to create them at this point. All together, you need at least 10 topic questions.

From there, re-post those questions into this journal. Then underneath the questions, you will begin to provide answers to them. Of course, this requires research on your part. Take your time and work on a few here and there, but do not push them off to the last minute. Here are the requirements for the research:

1. When providing an answer, you should use one of the following techniques: quoting, paraphrasing, or summarizing. If the answer you provide is anything but common knowledge, then you MUST cite it. Practice correct MLA citation by placing the citation for that resource below your answer. 2. After your answer, you must state if you used quoting, paraphrasing, or summarizing. I will check the accuracy of these. 3. Please, make sure that your resource is valuable and reliable. I will not accept random web pages, Wikipedia articles, or any encyclopedia information. I highly recommend using GALE database on the library website. There are numerous types of resources you can access, and they are very reliable. 4. If your source has no author, I will not accept it. 5. When in doubt, consult http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/

This journal will serve as a collective of resources for you to compile your research paper.