Due Thursday: Pages 68-94
Last sentence: "Then it spread like a cloud . . . "
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Due Wednesday
Pages 43-68
Last sentence: "'I do not know,' he said aloud. 'I have never had a bone spur.'"
Let's plan on your vocab quiz being on Thursday, so please review your words as well.
Last sentence: "'I do not know,' he said aloud. 'I have never had a bone spur.'"
Let's plan on your vocab quiz being on Thursday, so please review your words as well.
Friday, May 16, 2014
Due Monday
Please study vocabulary over the weekend and get a head start on your Old Man and the Sea reading due on Tuesday.
Due Tuesday:
Pages 1-43
Last sentence: "He tightened the pressure of his thumb and finger for a moment and the weight increased and was going straight down"
Here is a link if you did not check out a copy.
Due Tuesday:
Pages 1-43
Last sentence: "He tightened the pressure of his thumb and finger for a moment and the weight increased and was going straight down"
Here is a link if you did not check out a copy.
Thursday, May 15, 2014
Due Friday
Please study set 1 of vocabulary words on Quizlet.
If the link does not work, they are listed under the title of Vocab Workshop F 1 A and B.
If the link does not work, they are listed under the title of Vocab Workshop F 1 A and B.
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Due Thursday
WELCOME BACK!
For Thursday, please read the story "In Another Country" by Ernest Hemingway. (722-727).
Pay special attention to:
- The role of technology
- Existential elements (alienation, creation of essence, anxiety)
- Symbolism of characters
(In other words, if I ask a question about these topics in class, you should be able to point to specific quotations and add your own thoughts.)
Here is the complete text (I think) just in case you've forgotten your book. Just ignore the weird layout.
For Thursday, please read the story "In Another Country" by Ernest Hemingway. (722-727).
Pay special attention to:
- The role of technology
- Existential elements (alienation, creation of essence, anxiety)
- Symbolism of characters
(In other words, if I ask a question about these topics in class, you should be able to point to specific quotations and add your own thoughts.)
Here is the complete text (I think) just in case you've forgotten your book. Just ignore the weird layout.
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