Criteria Prewriting, planning, drafting, revising, editing, and proofreading are all essential steps in the processof writing a passing project. Use MLA 8th style for all formatting (including your papers layout, your quotations, and the WorksCited page). Remember that you must use Rifkin’s ideas (as well as Frans de Waal’s, Frans Lanting’s, or Big CatDiary’s if you so choose) to help craft your definition of “culture” regarding animals. Give them creditfor their ideas with citations in MLA 8th format. Find strong examples from Rifkins article to use as quotes to support your points. Find at least one credible research source and pull quotes from it to support your thesis. Cite all the information you use. Even if you decide to paraphrase instead of quote, you still need tocite the source. Everything in the paper should work to support your thesis. Avoid filler/irrelevant/off-topic ideas andexperiences. The thesiswhether animals have culture or notshould be the point of everything in the paper. Compose fully developed body paragraphs. Each should have a clear point/topic sentence, besupported by specific, detailed information from both the article and your research, and present athoughtful connection via your explanations to your thesis. Please, for the love of all that is good on this planet, edit and spell-check your papers! Avoid using first and second-person personal pronouns (I, me, you, we, us). Make your essayacademic and professional. Avoid using contractions, shortened versions of words using apostrophes. (Examples: cant, wont,hasnt, its, theyve, etc.) Spell out all words.
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