11/3/10 - In class assignment

"Popularity"

• Description- Most the time the "popular" kids or people are well dressed. Always have the newest and nicest clothes, jewelry, cars etc. Sometimes they may sound a little confident in themselves. Though sometimes the popular kids aren't always wealthy or the best dressed but they do have a personality or something to make them stick out from the rest.
• Narration- The "populars" are always out doing the coolest things, if there is a party , football game or any event going on they will be there. Because what is the party with out them?
• Illustration- Usually you will catch them making fun of someone else or doing something that others envy. For instance the star quarter back is more likely than not one of the most popular kids at school so you will see him out on the field while other people envy what hes doing.
• Division classification- A popular kid can be anything from the star athlete to the richest kid at school. It usually falls in the range of football players, cheerleaders, baseball players, the rich kid, and the ones who like to party.  Those are the people that don't mind putting them selves out there, and their confidence makes the popular.
• Process analysis- You are a popular because you have nice things and you don't care what others think and put yourself out there. And nothing can bring you down.
• Comparison contrast-  Populars like to have a good time, go to parties, any new event. Girl populars like to shop and go do things most normal people cant do. Some populars get into bars and younger ages with fake id's because they don't care if they get in trouble or not and they think they can hang with older people and the college scene.
• Cause effect- Being popular can make others hate you and see you as a mean person. Sometimes because populars are so outgoing and don't really care what others think you get a lot of rude stares.