Word count: 389
Choice count: 7
Section count: 4
Image count: 3
Error count: 5
Field Related Analysis
Education : 19 matches
(choice, class, don, grades, high school, management, reader, school, semester, social, teacher)Web development : 9 matches
(class, form, ignore, view, write)Archaeology : 8 matches
(class, form, her, study)Target Structure: (8 matches)
cursory (1 match)
flirtation (2 matches)
pull off (1 match)
put aside (1 match)
sexual harassment (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
though (1 match)
time management (1 match)
You just ended high school. You have to decide between two programs. Should you choose to go to Montmorency to study Social Sciences or should you choose to go to Bois de Boulogne to study Nature Science? Write a descriptive and dramatic episode of your story, and then offer your reader choices in the form of a question: Should I choose X or Y? or Should I go or should I stay?

Despite not getting straight A's through secondary school, you got accepted to Bois de Boulogne in Nature Science. You decide to put aside your gaming computer to avoid any distraction and to avoid making a cursory job during the semester. You manage to improve your time management, and you start to pull off good grades. You are doing great in the beginning of the semester, though a very beautiful girl that you meet in French literature class starts to make you lose your focus. You start talking to her and make plans for the weekend with her, or you ignore her completely even if you believe something might happen between the two of you.

You arrive in Montcalm on a Sunday morning. You notice a lot of flirtation from your date. Slowly, the flirtation turns into sexual harassment. She is misconducting herself, and you are worried about your safety. Suddenly, you don't feel like you are on a date no more. You are scared, but you arrive at the summit. You enjoy the view and decide to jump off the cliff to avoid the way back with her. You died.

Write a descriptive and dramatic episode of your story, and then offer your reader choices in the form of a question: Should I choose X or Y? or Should I go or should I stay?