List your source(s) of information in correct bibliographical form.
Type your answers! Here is a brief example of how you should proceed with the identification. Yours needs to be a little bit longer:
René Descartes was a leading French mathematician and philosopher of the first half of the seventeenth century. His Principles of Philosophy (1664) provided a thorough philosophical basis for the notion of the world as a machine, a view that was championed by the Scientific Revolution.
Devise a question that will elicit a broad class discussion of the material covered in Chapter 3. The question must be of the sort that we can actually answer based on a reading of Chapter 3 and that requires more than a one-sentence answer. Think in terms of an essay question. Your question should be a real question, one that ends with a question mark. In one paragraph, explain the validity / usefulness of your question.
= Blake Dunn, Daniel Lobelsohn: Do not collaborate. Type up your own questions / paragraphs.
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