For the list of main points (w/ quotations), should we simply provide a sort of "bulleted list," or should we actually present them in paragraphs?

Also, is it okay if we add more sources onto the Works Cited list after we submit this report, but before we submit the actual paper? Or do we have to have all of our sources chosen and documented already?

The whole point of the presubmission is to get you to think and plan before you start crafting paragraphs, so a bulleted list is fine.

You don't have to include a Works Cited list that includes every source you end up using in your paper, but you should turn in whatever Works Cited list you've got, if only to get feedback from me on whether you're doing the MLA style citations properly. You can add additional sources as your paper develops.

Good questions, Chris, as usual.

Ok..I understand we're supposed to do a presubmission on a paper. But what exactly is the paper supposed to be on that deals with the Tempest? I am sorry I am ignorant on this...

The assignment instructions identify this assignment as your attempt to start on Ex 1-6. A link on the page for Ex 1-6 describes my expectations for a short research paper.

The article on Prospero's epilogue is an example of a researched critical essay (though it is, of course, on a much grander scale than what I am expecting you to produce in a few pages).

I recognize that some students will have trouble with this task, which is why I'm splitting it up into two parts. I'll give you copious feedback on Ex 1-5, for you to apply to Ex 1-6.

Thank you Dr. Jerz that helps..a little.. :-) I'll try my best anyyways. thank you again.

Do we have to list every single quote we want to take from the sources to prove our point or just a few in the main topics?

Just a few... I'm just trying to make sure you're off to a good start.