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Essay

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Outline For An Essay Of Comparison

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Homework for the week of 12/14

Monday - Chapters 16-17 p.113-134

Tuesday - Chapter 18 p. 135-141

Wednesday - Chapter 19 p.141-149

Thursday - Chapter 20 p.149-157

Friday - Chapter 21-22 p. 157-174

Homework for the week of 12/7

Monday - The Catcher in the Rye p.59-66

Tuesday - The Catcher in the Rye p.66-76

Wednesday - The Catcher in the Rye p.81-87

Thursday - The Catcher in the Rye p.88-98

Friday - Monday - The Catcher in the Rye p.98-113

Homework for the week of 11/30

Monday - Read The Catcher in the Rye, Chapter 2, p. 6-16

Tuesday - Read The Catcher in the Rye, Chapter 3, p. 16-26

Wednesday - Read The Catcher in the Rye, Chapter 5, p. 35-40

Thursday - Read The Catcher in the Rye, Chapter 6, p. 40-46

Friday - Read The Catcher in the Rye, Chapter 7-8, p. 46-58

Test Tomorrow

The Crucible exam tomorrow

No Homework 11/23

Homework for 11/20

Vocabulary Worksheet

John Proctor Chart due Thursday

John Proctor has a choice to make.

Alternative One: confess to witchcraft
Effect on him and his family:

Effect on the court:

Effect on the town:

Alternative Two: deny being involved with witchcraft
Effect on him and his family:

Effect on the court:

Effect on the town:

What choice should he make? Why?
What choice would you make? Why?

Homework 11/17

I will be checking your Act Four Questions tomorrow, #1-8.

Monday Night

Study your vocabulary!

Complete the worksheet and make flashcards for each word.

13 16 Worksheet

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No homework tonight

Anecdote (noun) A brief account of some interesting event or incident. Ex: The author’s book was an anecdote of life during the civil war.

Antiquate (verb) To make old or out of date. Ex: Microsoft’s new version of Windows has antiquated the old one.

Excursion (noun) A short trip or journey to some place. Ex: Louis and Clark went on an excursion to explore the Louisiana Purchase.

Negligence (noun) Omission of what ought to be done. Ex: The doctor’s negligence resulted with him giving a false diagnosis.

Abhor(v)- to regard with disgust

lush(adj.) characterized by luxurious abundance

exult(v) - to rejoice

wince (v) to shrink or draw back

Be sure you have the following questions answered for class on 11/6

1. Why do Giles and Francis interrupt the court hearing?

2. What does Mary tell Danforth?

3. What is Parris's argument against Proctor?

4. Why does Proctor say that his wife must be pregnant if she has said so?

5. What happens to the ninety-one people who signed the petition in support of the accused?

6. How does Reverend Hale change during Act III? Do you believe he is a dynamic or static character?

Vocabulary Homework due Wednesday, November 4th

Complete the sheet. Write sentences for each word. There will be a test on these words on Wednesday.

Copy Of Satword Classes 11.2

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Flashcards due Monday

Abhorrent Characterized as being disgusting, loathsome, or repellent.
Ex: The smell of the abandoned dump was abhorrent.

Pantomime The art of conveying emotions, actions, and feelings by gestures without speech.
Ex: During a game of charades, the players are forced to use pantomime.

Parsimonious Characterized as being frugal or stingy.
Ex: In A Christmas Carol, Scrooge is seen as being a parsimonious miser.

Remuneration The act of rewarding or paying.
Ex: He received little remuneration for his services.

Reticent Having a reserved disposition or not speaking freely.
Ex: The reticent teacher refused to share her political views in class.

Amicable Done in a friendly spirit.
Ex: The strains of war ruined the amicable relationship between two nations.

Apostasy A total departure from one's faith or religion.
Ex: The rebellious young apostasy refused to attend church on Sundays.

Augur To make a prediction.
Ex: The fortune teller augured the future of the young man.

Avocation A person’s regular occupation.
Ex: When I grow up, I want my avocation to be in the field of accounting.

Bedlam A scene or state of wild uproar and confusion.
Ex: The rave was a bedlam of rebellious teenagers.

Vocabulary Review Test Tomorrow!

No Homework :)

There is no homework this weekend. We will work on our essays for Act Two of The Crucible in class on Monday.

Homework for Wednesday 10/21

Complete the Reading Check worksheet for Act Two

Monday, 10/19

Flashcards due tomorrow:
saturate
satiate
deciduous
expiate
facetious
foible

Test Wednesday

Period 7

Homework:

Flashcards for satiate and saturate due Monday.

Wednesday 10/14

Act Two Study Guide
Questions 4-5

Vocabulary Friday

devastate
preposterous
germinate
pendulum
abscond
akin
odious
perspicacity
scintillate

Flashcards due Tuesday.
Test Wednesday.

Surprise!

There is no homework tonight 10/8!

The test on Act One of The Crucible is tomorrow, 10/8

Here are the review sheets.

Act One Review Packet

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Act One - Tuesday, 10/6

Class Notes:

Tuesday

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Homework: Write a summary of Act One. Your summary should be a list of the 10 most important events of Act One.

Monday, 10/5

Homework:

Study for the vocabulary test!

Class notes:

act one monday

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Vocabulary Friday! 10/2

5and 6new

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The Crucible - Act One homework for 10/1

1. What happens in the woods before Act I that causes Betty’s mysterious illness?


2. What are Dr. Griggs’ findings?


3. What is the real reason that Abigail cannot find work?


4. Why is Ann Putnam convinced that her daughter is bewitched?


5. What shocking thing does Betty try to do when she awakes, and of what does she accuse Abigail?

The Crucible class notes and homework 9/30

Class notes:

Characters

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Homework:

Answer these questions regarding the excerpt below.





Paradox: a statement that contradicts (opposite ideas) itself but is still true.

1. Read the excerpt from The Crucible on the other side of this paper. What is the paradox that is discussed in the excerpt?


2. Do you agree that this paradox is true? Explain your answer.

Vocabulary Friday

Work will be checked Tuesday.
Flashcards due Tuesday.
Test on Wednesday.

"Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" Homework 9/24

Complete the Reading Check worksheet #1-5. Your work must be in complete sentences.

Here is a copy of the piece. The worksheet packet appears at the end of the document.

Sinners

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Homework for 9/23

Finish the vocabulary worksheet. Use a dictionary if you did not finish looking in the textbook during class.

Homework: Finish the work from today

Here is a copy of the Native American myth we read in class. The worksheet is the last two pages of the document. It needs to be completed and submitted in class tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept. 22nd.

The World On A Turtles Back Text

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Homework, 9/21

Study your vocabulary words. There will be a test on Tuesday.

Friday's Homework

Make index cards for this Friday's vocabulary words:

frivolous
giddy
clique
irk

Welcome to English Class!

Course Outline0910

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