Sunday, October 21, 2012


Week of October 22-26


Monday:
Periods 4 & 5 
Vocabulary Words in Context
Finish play
Periods 1&2
Review Persuasive Essay
Continue reading

Notebook #4 Due Friday, October 26
Quick Write #9: 
Write definitions for each of the new vocabulary words:
allusion
providence
tainted
ineptly
calamity
blasphemy
menacingly
lechery
contentious
contemptuous
audible
daft
effrontery
qualm
anonymity

Quick Write #10:

 (Actually, it's more of a long-write)
Choose one of the following essential questions from our study of The Crucible and write a persuasive essay. Include at least three strong reasons for your opinion and back up your position with examples.

Your answer should be 5 paragraphs long. Think how you write a 5-paragraph essay. 1st paragraph begins with a hook, then states your thesis statement, and lists three reasons that support your statement. Each of those reasons will be the subject of the next three paragraphs. The final paragraph is a conclusion and a reiteration of your thesis statement.

You are allowed to use the internet to help you with your answers. We will be sharing these with the class.

1     Can a work of art, such as The Crucible bring about change in the world? If your answer is yes, can you think of an example of another work of art that has brought about change in the world and might add more credibility to your opinion? If your answer is no, be sure to give thoughtful reasons for your answer.

2    Does a governing body have the right to dictate morality? Yes/ No and why?

3    Is personal integrity more important than survival?  Yes/No Why

    Study Questions:
    5 each from assignments 4-7 (20 total)
    Vocabulary words and definitions
    X-Word Puzzle #3

Tuesday: Periods 4,5
Red lab for research on Salem Witch Trials

Wednesday: Periods 1,2,
Continue reading in Commons
Period 5
Pop Quiz on Act 4
Finish study questions/essay

Thursday: Periods 1,2
Finish Play
Period 4 
Pop quiz on Act 4
Finish study Questions/essay 

Friday: 
Notebook #4 Due
Period 1&2 
Red lab - Salem Witch Trials research
Vocabulary test on Monday
Periods 4 &5
Begin Gothic Literature/Edgar Allen Poe


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