English 12 Blocks 1/2: Homework for Wednesday

• Read Chp. 8 of The Great Gatsby and finish your notes for Chp. 8.
• For the final three chapters, you may use any combination of Cornell, question, and mindmap notes! 
• As always, detailed answers with quotations and analysis earn points! 
• You can read your paperback novel or...
• read TGG online;
• ask me to send you an .epub electronic book file;
• ask your support teacher for an audio book version.
• Did you miss The Great Gatsby 2 (Chps. 4-7) test? Read your Part 2 PowerPoint notes on colour and the American Dream!
• Study the notes on the American Dream and the symbolism of colour.
• Once you've finished studying, check out the Part 2 crossword.
• Did you miss The Great Gatsby 1 (Chps. 1-3) test? Read your Part 1 PowerPoint notes!
• Once you've finished studying, check out the Part 1 crossword.
Literacy 12 exam results: Please click here and then on Current Student. You may need to set up an account. You'll also need your PEN number, which I don't have. (Please see the office or your counselor.)

Philosophy 12 Block 3: Homework for Wednesday

• Notes: Make sure you have the following notes:
• socialism
• public vs. private goods
• conservatism
• Quiz alert! We wrote the political spectrum quiz on Friday, Dec. 22. If you missed the quiz, see me ASAP!
• Study your spectrum notes: L, C, R, or LR.
• Test alert! Did you miss Monday's metaphysics test? If so, see me ASAP!
• Study your notes on flux vs. stasis, Plato and Aristotle's forms vs. matter, free will vs. determinism, existentialism & Sartre, the religious "isms", and the religious proofs.
• Then, complete this online crossword!
Complete the following journal entries if not finished:
• 17. When you do something embarrassing*, how much does it bother you to have other people notice it and laugh at you? Why? Be honest!

English 11 Block 4 Linear: Homework for Wednesday

• Complete your 3rd body paragraph (BP3; pro-thesis) for Wednesday, when we'll start putting the essay together.
• Paragraph #1 is the anti-thesis paragraph, while paragraph #2 is the pro-thesis paragraph. You may write a 2nd pro-thesis paragraph (BP3) for a chance at 6/6 on the upcoming essay. 
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• It will be handed in on Thursday for 10 marks.
• Did you miss Tuesday's spelling quiz? See me ASAP!