English 11 Block 1: Homework for Friday

• Read Chp. 4 of Maus II and finish up to ~ #15 on the second study guide.
• Test alert! Did you miss the Maus I test? See me ASAP!
• Read Chp. 6 of Maus I. Finish your study guide. Detail counts!
• Read the Powerpoint notes on graphic novels.
• Here are the two crosswords for Maus:
• Chps. 1-3
• Chps. 4-6
• Start reviewing for our upcoming "Parts of the Sentence" test:
• subject and predicate
• direct objects and indirect objects
• prepositional phrases and appositive phrases
• simple sentences & compound sentences
• subordinate clauses

Philosophy 12 Block 2: Homework for Friday

• Complete the the summary sheet for the racism discussion.
• For Thursday, finish ALL of the questions in the Introduction to Ethics handout. Use FULL sentences and aim for 2-3 sentences per question.
• Get today's notes on the philosophy of racism, if you were away.
• Here is the most recent journal entry:
• Whom do you admire most? In what way does that person inspire you? How does that person live a “good life”? 

English 12 Block 3: Homework for Friday

• Quiz alert! If you missed Tuesday's quiz on Leo Tolstoy's "How much land does a man need?", see me ASAP for the ALT assignment. (It's story #4 in the booklet.)
• Take notes on the following:
• plot
• characters
• themes
• What type of didactic story is "How much land..."?
• Not sure? Here are the notes on didactic stories.
• Get all the theme, symbolism, plot, character, irony and POV notes from another student if you've missed any classes. A fiction test is coming soon!

English 11 Block 4 Linear: Homework for Monday

• Notes homework 2: Complete the outline on the back of the handout outline sheet.  /10
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• Test alert! If you missed it, review your SVA package in preparation of the subject verb agreement test. In addition, review the following websites:
• SVA 1
• SVA 2
• Notes homework 1: Go to the assignment on the final page of the "Break the Fake" package. There are three topics (flu prevention, consumer advocacy, and the solar minimum).
• Choose one topic. 
• Next, create a "quad" chart like we did for the two medical sites.
• Examine both sites within your topic.
• Write down in point form at least 20 points overall: What are the positives and negatives of each site? Probably two of the four quadrants will be fuller than the other two. I'll give you 10 marks on Tuesday Thursday. 
• Overall, which site is more credible and trustworthy?
• /10 marks