Holiday Assignment

Complete Practice CST Exam
Check your answers and on separate sheets of paper
1.  Take notes on the topics you need us to review next semester.
2.   Explain why the answers are correct.

Remember practice SAT is on January 29th with corrections/review on February 4th at Will and Ariel Durant Library on 7140 Sunset Blvd.

Have a Happy Holiday and Best Wishes for a Happy and Healthy New Year.

Week 15

Day	Class Work	Homework
Monday	Read the Pit and the Pendulum and Do Questions1-7 pp.265	Read the Pit and the Pendulum and Do Questions1-7 pp.265 Declaration of Independence Exam Essay due to Turnitin.com
Tuesday	Do questions:   1-9 pp. 250 Vocabulary to add to glossary Propitious Prevalent Melancholy Eminent Parsimony Ostentation Perplexed Resolute Notorious Impregnable	Study for Vocabulary Quiz
Wednesday	College Bowl Folk tale symbol Mood setting Imagery	Read The Raven
Thursday G	Listen to Raven Sound devices Alliteration, repetition of consonant sounds Assonance-repetition of similar vowel sounds Onomatopoeia-the use of words whose sound suggest the natural sound of an object or activity Repetition-the repeating of a word or phrase Parallel construction-items in a sentence that are of equal importance should be expressed in parallel (or similar) forms.	Do questions 1-6 PP. 273
Friday	Author’s chair Reception P5 P6  Finish watching Crucible.	Complete CST Packet for 1000 extra credit points Completion means you explain why each answer is correct!

Week 14

Day	Class Work	Homework
Monday	Declaration of Independence Pp.177-182	Vocabulary make index cards and add vocabulary words to your reader’s writer’s notebooks Notebooks will be graded on Tuesday in class.
Tuesday	Declaration of Independence Pp.111-182	Do questions 1-6 pp.182
Wednesday	Tone Answer question on tone pp.182	Vocabulary Quiz Thursday Unalienable, transient, usurpation, constrain, harass, abdicate, perfidy, barbarous, magnanimity, consanguinity
Thursday G	Vocabulary Study Vocabulary Quiz	Read The Devil and Tom Walker pp. 240
Friday	Do questions:   1-9 pp. 250 Vocabulary to add to glossary Propitious Prevalent Melancholy Eminent Parsimony Ostentation Perplexed Resolute Notorious Impregnable	Read the Pit and the Pendulum and Do Questions1-7 pp.265