Communications 11 Block 1: Homework for Thursday

• Study for Thursday's subject/predicate test!
• Your second package, 2.2, should be finished by Thursday, Feb. 18. 2.1 should already be done!
• Finish the 2.2.A, 2.2.C, and 2.2.D assignments by Wednesday.
• We'll work on the short essay tomorrow.
• Your two dividers (labelled Grammar and Notes) and signed parental letter were due on Tuesday, Feb. 9. I will upgrade your marks without penalty if you show them to me later.

English 11 Block 2: Homework for Thursday

• Finish the "Rifles of the Regiment" questions if they're not done.
• 1.  Explain two ways in which the emotion of fear is made into a character. (4)
• 2. Conflict: Explain the problem faced by Heathergall and his men. In addition, explain the problem faced by Heathergall himself. (4) 
• 3. How were both problems resolved? (4)
• 4. Explain a major theme of this story. (Try to avoid moral statements and focus on a problem or challenge that we all face at some time in our lives.) (4)
• Your essay was due today (Wednesday, February 17).
• It should be typed, space and a half or double-spaced, and include a title page.
• Don't overuse the semi-colon and avoid comma splices!
• Reworking your paragraphs is certainly welcome. Consider adding more concrete, specific examples.
• The prompt for the essay is as follows:
• We are defined by the things we care for and love.

English 11 Block 4: Homework for Thursday

• Finish the "Rifles of the Regiment" questions if they're not done.
• 1.  Explain two ways in which the emotion of fear is made into a character. (4)
• 2. Conflict: Explain the problem faced by Heathergall and his men. In addition, explain the problem faced by Heathergall himself. (4) 
• 3. How were both problems resolved? (4)
• 4. Explain a major theme of this story. (Try to avoid moral statements and focus on a problem or challenge that we all face at some time in our lives.) (4)
• Your essay was due today (Wednesday, February 17).
• It should be typed, space and a half or double-spaced, and include a title page.
• Don't overuse the semi-colon and avoid comma splices!
• Reworking your paragraphs is certainly welcome. Consider adding more concrete, specific examples.
• The prompt for the essay is as follows:
• We are defined by the things we care for and love.