Medical Coding

Examination102Examination Questions1. Write a composition usingoneof the topics listed below. Yourcomposition needs to bethree to five paragraphs long.It mustcontain an introduction, a body, and a conclusion.a. Argue for or against the limitation of speed limits.b. Explain why a certain sport is your favorite.c. Compare and contrast driving in the winter and driving inthe summer.d. Analyze the best way to buy a car, mow a lawn, or preparea meal.e. Describe a memorable day in your life.2. Write a letter of complaint. Follow the rules for a business letter,and use thefull-block style.The complaint may be about anythingyou wish (such as malfunctioning equipment, poor building main-tenance, or disruptive noises from a nearby business). You canbase your letter on a true experience, or you can make up all thedetails you need.Program00744105Lesson007127Exam No.007127Exam NameWRITING SKILLS: A PERSONAL NARRATIVEFor exam 007127, Writing Skills:  A Personal Narrative, you are asked to write a personal essay, based solely on your first-hand personal experience(s), told from the first-person point of view (using the pronoun “I”), meeting the length requirement of between 750 and 2500 words.  This essay should not require or contain any type of research; it should be told from thoughts and memories.In short, this essay should be about you and your experience(s).This assignment is the SAME as exam 007868, The Writing Skills Writing Assignment, so there are multiple resources available to you, many of which are included on our Symbaloo page for this assignment:  http://www.symbaloo.com/mix/ws-apersonalnarrative.Upload File(s)A Research Project2While the author doesn’t need to hide his personal opinion,he must be sure to use appropriate and accurate research tosupport his or her ideas. Unlike the personal narrative, theresearch project requiresmorethan the thoughts, feelings,ideas, and personal input of the author.The essay that you create should clearly state your ideas andopinions, and show the reasoning behind your opinions, aswell as identify the ideas you’ve located to back your opinionsthrough research. These ideas will work together to ultimatelyshow your learned expertise and your authority to write onyour chosen topic.Remember that using others’ opinions or ideas in your ownwords without giving the original author credit isn’t proper,even if you agree with them or feel that they best explain yourown thoughts and feelings. When you include informationobtained from research, you’re obligated to cite that information,giving full and deserved credit to the original author. Alwaysremember that research should support your opinion and/orviewpoint; you should ensure that your ideas and opinions (notyour researched information) are the main focus of your essay.YOUR OPTIONSThere are two distinct topic options for this particular assign-ment. While each of these options has specific requirementsand expectations, there is also a great deal of freedomincluded with each. Because your essay is being created basedon your opinions/ideas and research, no two completed essayswill be exactly alike.Option 1: Personal Takeon Current IssuesChoose a current issue in local, national, or international news.Write an editorial piece explaining the issue and offering youropinions and any solutions you can think of that may appl