English 12 Blocks 1/2: Homework for Tuesday

• Read Chp. 4 of The Great Gatsby and start your question notes. The notes for Chp. 4 are due Wednesday. Detailed answers with quotations earn points!
• You can read your paperback novel or...
• read TGG online;
• download a free .epub file and read TGG in any free epub reader;
• ask your support teacher for an audio book version.
• Did you miss The Great Gatsby (Chps. 1-3) test? Read your Part 1 PowerPoint notes!
• Once you've finished studying, check out the Part 1 crossword.
• The personal essay was due on Monday, Dec. 4!
• Submit it via "Share" in Office 365.
• Follow these formatting guidelines:
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Philosophy 12 Block 3: Homework for Tuesday

• For Tuesday, complete one page of "online" notes on your "proof of God?" topic . Aim for two different online sources. Include the title of the webpage or website and the base URL. Write out the key definitions and explanations. Include quotations.
• For Monday, complete two pages of regular point form notes on your "Proofs of God?" topic. /20
• Get the notes on the religious "isms", addiction, and Sartre!
• Complete the following journal entries if not finished:
• 15. In your opinion, is the universe a system of mechanical laws that acts without thought, or is there some spiritual, moral force that provides meaning to our lives, or is there nothing? Is there a 4th option?
• 14. Do you believe in the “brain in the vat” scenario? What evidence/arguments are there that it might be true and that you’re determined? Are there any evidence/arguments to support free will? Which convinces you more? Why?
• 13. If you could pass the rest of your life cared for in every way as you slumbered peacefully, entranced by wonderful dreams, would you do so? 
• 12. If you could choose the sex and physical appearance of your soon-to-be-born child, would you do it? Why or why not? Would it make a difference if we were talking about diseases like Parkinson’s?
• 11. A close friend, Jane, asks – and genuinely wants – your opinion about something, but your opinion is one that she is likely to find quite painful. For example, Jane is an artist, and asks for your honest estimate of her chances of being successful. You think Jane is an atrocious artist who hasn’t the slightest chance of success. What would you do?
• 10. You are the captain of a 20-crew submarine that’s lying on the seabed. Its engines are destroyed. Rescue is three days away. There’s only enough air for five people over that three-day span. What do you decide? What’s the rationale for your decision? 
• 9. Lawyers take a solemn oath to defend the interests of their clients. They must not suppress information either. If you were the lawyer, would you withhold information that implicates your client in a violent crime, even if you might be disbarred? 

English 11 Block 4 Linear: Homework for Wednesday

• Have you categorized your T-chart notes on the positives and negatives of digital technology? Use this website on categorization as a guide.
• Did you miss the first grammar test ("The Parts of the Sentence")? See me for the review sheet and start reviewing your notes and the websites below! 
• Review this webpage on complex sentences.
• Review this webpage on compound sentences.
• Review this webpage on simple sentences.
• Review this webpage on prepositional phrases.
• Review this webpage on direct and indirect objects.
• Review this page on identifying the verb predicates.
• Review these sites  (one and two) on "subject and predicate".
  
• Get the notes on technology and the paragraph for the upcoming essay!