Help help I need to write 6 double space papers for 1st period tommrow! Please give me topics!!! 20 points?

Question

Ok 5 papers need to be about: Fierce Wonderings (questions, thing you think about alot, or before you got to sleep, etc.) Then another 5 papers need to be about: Memories

Oh cool, thanks alot :D I did have time to do it, but my sister took the cable so I coudln't type them (requirment). Then once I do get the calble back, I'm piled under hoemwork from my other classes. Thanks again =D

arg !!!stop telling me ur not gna write my papers! I'm planning to be a writer when I grow up anyways, *sigh* =P.....

=) You guys r still awsome though I'll make sure best answer gets 20 points though :)

Answer 1

You have trouble with math?? If you need six papers and 5 need to be about Fierce Wanderings and the other five on Memories, that adds up to 10!! Further, I cannot believe that this was an overnight assignment. You must have had longer to do it!! So, get going. No one on this site is going to write you one, let alone ten, papers.

Chow!!

Answer 2

truthfully these papers do not sound so difficult. What do you wonder about for a fierce wondering? One could be: How will I get all this homework done before 1st period. Then write about how you will do it. The papers are double spaced and that right there takes up a lot of room. Not much needed to fill a page. Maybe you also think about what you want to be when you are out of school. Or if a particular girl likes you or something about a job or anything! What do you think about?
The Memories papers are indeed just that. Memories. Write about a vacation, or a tough time, or a lucky time or about family, Christmas, your first kiss if you've had one. Be very descriptive in a positive school way. Describe each setting and all the little details, so the teacher can actually visualize what you are saying on paper.

Do not wait again until the last minute to do your work!

Answer 3

It's interesting to ask because my format has changed three times since I started writing. I began single spaced throughout, with formal indents at paragraph breaks (keep in mind I wasn't sending these stories off yet). Then, in college, I began to take writing courses and the double space allowed for editorial comments and notes. I grew accustomed to it and I still use it now for fiction. Then I got my first job as a reporter and the format became single spaced, no indent, a space between paragraph breaks. I write the same way online (if you couldn't tell) and on my blog. It's easier to sort things out if the text is small on the computer screen, and with my job I can cut and paste graphs more easily by visual rearranging of importance. I also have always, in every format, placed two spaces after periods. I will continue to do this (even if I get published and they don't do that -- that's alright, I'll trade a few spaces for publication, but for me it's the way I operate without having to mentally stop the flow of my story). My answer as to what is best is: what is comfortable to you. An editor isn't going to know or care if you wrote the story in single space, or with paragraph breaks. If you publish it, of course fit their formatting, but you can WRITE it in whatever format you feel comfortable in -- change it later. The reason is, if you're used to single space, but you think, oh (edit) no an editor wants double-space, and it's distracting you the whole time, how do you think your story will turn out? Your mindset comes through in your writing, however minute. Write on the wall in marker if that's how your mind operates. Then prepare it for pubs.

Answer 4

Not to mention you can't give more than 10 points...but here's a couple fast ideas---now get to work, because we're not gonna write the papers for you...

What would happen if I woke up tomorrow and found I had changed into a ______ (animal, piece of furniture, person of different ethnic group/gender)?

If there was ONE thing I could magically change in history, or in my past, it would be....

If I had only one memory that I could recall, in the last hour of my life, it would be....

The craziest, silliest, most fun time I ever had with my family/best friend/pet was....

If I had a time machine, what events would I go back and watch? Which ones would I try and change, and why?

Answer 5

Think about before retiring to bed:

Tommorrows weather forecast.
Will I wake-up prior to alarm clock?
What to wear tomorrow.
What to have for lunch/breakfast next day.
What to buy for groceries.

Memories:

Family Members
Favorite Christmas
First A in class assignment
Riding bike for first time without training wheels.
Going to the county Fair.
Waking up remembering a dream or nightmare.

Answer 6

Here is what I do. I take a blank piece of paper and begin to write ideas. From my ideas I form an outline. From the outline I begin my paper. The longer the paper, the more ideas you will need. Best of luck.

Answer 7

All I can do is agree. I think you are stressing and blowing this way out of proportion. It sounds like a personal type thing. Just look inside your mind and you should do just fine.

Answer 8

sounds like a pretty personal set of topics. I suggest two things.....one, try to relax and think about things that you tend to dwell on a lot. for instance, "why does that (thing) always do that whenever i (action)?"

And two, dont procrastinate so much :)

Answer 9

You could write about you favorite birthday Christmas vacation

Answer 10

ya moma