COOKIESEmily Bucklew Mrs. SefcikEnglish III AP - Period 7September 27, 2010

What is your favorite cookie?

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43%

8%

8%

12%

8%4% 6%

Favorite Cookies SnickerdoodleChocolate ChipNoneOatmeal RasinSugarWhite Choco-late Macadamia NutPeanut ButterOther

Figure 1: Pie chart: what people in my 7th and 4th period classes’ favorite flavor of cookies are. This chart shows what cookies people enjoy and divides the class, classifying them into categories of cookies.

Chocolate Chip Cookies vs. Digital CookiesChocolate chip cookies are yummy and make people happy. They are made by combining ingredients to make a soft warm pastry. Chocolate chip cookies do not spy on computers or people but they are made with love.

Digital cookies do not taste good but can make computer chefs happy. Cookies are little files that web sites put on your computer hard disk drive when you first visit. They are used to monitor activities but some can be bad and spy on computers.

Figures 3 (chocolate chip cookies) and 4 (computer screen) : these pictures compare and contrast chocolate chip cookies and digital cookies you get on your computer.

Oreo CookieTop chocolaty Oreo cookie

Middle sweet vanilla cream layer

Bottom chocolaty Oreo cookie

Bite taken out of delicious cookie

Figure 4: Oreo cookie: defines exactly what a delicious Oreo cookie really is.

The Last Cookie Read this

direction

Figure 5: The Last Cookie Comic: shows a visual narrative of two people sharing a cookie.

Time Effects Yummyness of Cookies

Figure 6: Deliciousness of Cookies graph: this image illustrates how time effects the deliciousness of a cookie.

BUY ME AND RECEIVE GOOD COOKIES

Figure 7: Cook Book: this book persuades you to buy it just by the cover, having a colorful picture of delicious cookies right on the front, beckoning for you to open it. Just upon opening it the pictures make its purchase more likely.

How to decide which cookie to eatCrave Cookies

Lazy

Fine with baking

Oreo Must have the chocolates!

Ew chocolate I ate too much chocolate today

White chocolate

Milk chocolate

White chocolate macadamia

nuts No likeie nuts

Sadface

nuts No nuts

Chocolate chip

Chocolate chip with nuts

Want something plain yet sugary

Cinnamon = yum

No thanks

Snicker-doodle

Sugar cookie

Want something else

no

No cookies?!

Nuts! Fruity!

Peanut butter cookies

lemon!Raisins!

Oatmeal raisin

Lemon cookies

Yes!

Figure 8: Chart below: illustrates the process of deciding which cookie to eat.

Works Sited"December 2008." Grow It. Eat It. Dec. 2008. Web. 26 Sept. 2010.

<http://heatergirlie.blogspot.com/2008_12_01_archive.html>."Deliciousness of Cookies." GraphJam: Music and Pop Culture in Charts and

Graphs. Let Us Explain Them. Web. 26 Sept. 2010. <http://graphjam.com/2010/01/06/funny-graphs-deliciousness-cookies/>.

"The Last Cookie." Browsing DeviantART. Web. 26 Sept. 2010. <http://browse.deviantart.com/?qh=§ion=&global=1&q=cookie comic#/d2dc1tx>.

"Mozdev.org - Multizilla: Features/permission-manager/permission-manager." Mozdev.org - Multizilla: Index. Web. 26 Sept. 2010. <http://multizilla.mozdev.org/features/permission-manager/permission-manager.html?CookiesPanel>.

"What Is a Cookie?" Microsoft Corporation. Web. 26 Sept. 2010. <http://www.microsoft.com/protect/terms/cookie.aspx>.

RubricCriteria Points Possible Points Earned Title page 10

Each mode is represented with picture, label, and caption narration & description 10

process analysis 10

comparison & contrast 10

division & classification 10

definition 10

cause & effect 10

persuasion & argument 10

Works Cited page* all or nothing-MUST BE MLA

20

Total: 100