Final

 

Here is the review guide:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1WggEEuI8dv0s9uxcFIOyuwQNrVAXdZn4RNkYdBzSGYo 

Your top 10 list/POEM about what you wish you would have known about high school...

Complete the TPSFASTT for "Mending Wall" on the poem handout.

Omit all of the questions on the back EXCEPT for number 3.

In-Class essay on The Scarlet Letter.

 

There are two prompt choices (you received these on Friday), please use this half-sheet to plan your essay, and gather your textual evidence for the essay date; it is all that you will be allowed to use.

Read through Chapter 18 in The Scarlet Letter and complete the questions

Complete Folk Tale literary term; use Turnitin.com by 11:59 PM

The Scarlet Letter:

Read Chapter 6

Complete questions 5 and 6

Read Chapter 4 in The Scarlet Letter and answer the chapters 3 and 4 questions.

Latin Roots 25-30 Quiz

Finish reading Chapter 2 in The Scarlet Letter

Complete the questions for Chapters 1 & 2 for The Scarlet Letter 

Download, view, or print these questions for use about The Scarlet Letter:

 

Page 285 (2, 5, and 7) "The Minister's Veil"

Greek Roots 19-24 quiz

Latin Roots 13-18 Quiz

Over break read this research article...and be ready to use its information during class:

Taming... Final test

 

Be ready to respond about Gremio and Hortensio's luck with wooing Bianca, why comic scenes are used to answer serious questions, or why Taming does not follow the standard "Shakespeare 5-Act Play" conventions.

 

Here is the link to join remind.com if you have not already:

Research one AMERICAN feminist and give a one to three sentence response in their point of view about Katherine's' final speech in Taming of the Shrew.

Latin Roots 7-12 Quiz

Taming...Act V questions

Catch up on your Taming of the Shrew questions through Act IV by Friday...all scenes...good luck!!!  

 

Cite when necessary, and use the act and scene.  For example " " (I, iii),

or Act I, scene three.

Works Cited Page printed out*:

* see this for help if needed OWL at Purdue sample Works Cited page

Sign up to meet with me and bring your research paper rough draft before Monday 3/14 either:

Greek Roots 37-42 Quiz

Print out Taming of The Shrew packet for reading the play (it is posted below the homework).

Research Paper: Bring a COMPLETED and  PRINTED copy of your Research Paper rough draft to class; we will be participating in a peer-editing workshop 

1. Read "The Story of An Hour," by Kate Chopin on pages 627-633

2. On a half-sheet answer: what makes this a feminist text?

SHARE DIGITALLY Research Paper at least 75% or 6 pages

AMND Test

(test review during class on Monday 2/29)

Research paper: OUTLINE typed and PRINTED out.

Use format I went over with you in class.

Greek Roots Quiz 31-36

AMND Study Guides Acts 4 & 5

Greek Roots Quiz 25-30

Research Paper: FINAL notes check-PRINT THESE OUT-they will be a part of what you turn in with your final draft.

AMND Act 3 Study Guide

Research Paper: There will be a document for you to type your introductory paragraph for your research paper with your thesis statement underlined on Google Classroom.

Please let me know if you cannot do this at home.

Greek Roots 19-24 quiz

In the library for your research paper today:

Your final resources are DUE: you will submit your list via Google Classroom during class.

 

We will type your final thesis during class (I would love to check it then, too) and also submit it via Google Classroom.

TPSFASTT for "Constantly Risking Absurdity," on pages 1040-1043

8 Poetry sections test (along wit ode, extended metaphor, and apostrophe)

TPSFASTT for "Chicago" by Carl Sandburg p. 868-869

Make sure that you find APOSTROPHE as one of your three literary terms; make two attempts at postulating the theme of the poem.

Group poetry lesson - 8 sections

Finalized resources (you will still have one more week to add any more if necessary).

TPSFASTT for "Ode To A Grecian Urn" by John Keats

The Great Gatsby Test

Greek Roots 7-12 quiz

Great Gatsby Film critique

First 6 Greek roots quiz

Research paper topic approval DUE (topic, and arguable question)

Read GG chapter 9 and the interpreting meanings (same as chapters 7 and 8 paper)

Turn in your signed - by you and a parent or guardian - Junior Research/Term Paper half-sheet acknowledgement

Voice literary term on Turnitin.com (by Monday at midnight)  remember to do each section seperately, and use The Great Gatsby for your examples.

10th SAT words quiz

After this, I will start giving out the most common Latin and Greek root words (as review) until the end of the school year.

Complete the Interpreting Meanings for GG chapters 5 and 6

Read chapter 5 in GG

 

9th SAT words quiz

Complete The Great Gatsby "Interpreting Meanings Questions for chapters 1 & 2

We will have a "quiz" on the Chapter 2 "Identifying Facts," too.

Complete syntax as a literary term, and submit on Turnitin.com

Use The Great Gatsby for examples.  Use a reputable source for the citation.  Use MLA citations at the end of your document for all of your sources.

Double space, please.

 

If you need good examples of how to explain an author's use of syntax, click here.

The Lost Generation short quiz

 

Here are the notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1H9fxvJU4KvN15wzO8hPqsK1CJdWosEPgsj4bAmvVFSw/edit

 

Read Chapter one of The Great Gatsby