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ENGL 362: Spring 2004 Dr. Helen Bittel 1. For this final study guide, spend some time reflecting on your own performance in ENGL 362 this semester. Your reflection should be at least 2 full pages (typed or equivalent) and may be as long as you wish. It may be a little less formal (more like a study guide or journal entry than an essay), but it should demonstrate both thoughtfulness and care. 2. Below I've listed a few clusters of "prompt" questions to get you started. You do not need to work through these systematically or to answer all of them, and in fact, you shouldn't try to; they are possibilities and not prescriptions. The only "rule" is to be as specific (and honest) as you can.
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