I found this site a useful source for myself in outlining what is copyrighted and what isn't. The use of this can be applied to any type of academic project, not just the segment 4 project we are working on.

This short video is helpful to know how to organize your thoughts more effectively. It points out the basics of how to pose questions in your research so can narrow down your search and find information more effectively.

I found this article very interesting and relevant because the rhetor brought in many sources to look at both sides of the argument being discussed. Another thing I noticed was everything that was said was backed up by a creditable source.

I found this interview when searching for rhetoric speeches. Michelle has situated ethos because she has political power as well as the fact that she has been in many commercials similar to this topic before. In addition, Mrs. Obama uses pathos with appealing to the fact that many children go hungry or eat unhealthy and we can do something to help them. Overall, I thought Michelle Obama was very persuasive in this interview and really turned heads to what is going on with the youth of America.

In this specific article the writer is arguing for legalization of marijuana for those who have reached their 21st birthday.

I got "baby goth" and was very confused on each question because I never had a answer that fit the question. I guess I'm not in sync with the goth culture of today.

I found this quiz very interesting and very superficial at the same time.