RMS Titanic

Finish reading "RMS Titanic" p. 340-344

Explain the effect of Baldwin's use of subjective writing when he describes the aftermath of the ship's demise. Use two examples from the article to support your viewpoint.

Bring your USB/travel drive tomorrow!

"Iceberg, dead ahead!"

Read Part II of "RMS Titanic," p 334-340.

Describe the crew and passengers' initial reactions to the collision with the iceberg and how they changed by the end of the section.

8th period:
Due Wednesday!
Finish "Titanic" through p. 344
Explain the effect of the author's use of subjective writing to describe the aftermath. Use two examples from the article in your response.

Homework...

... We normally do not have homework on Fridays, but I'd like to finish the rest of the story we've been reading.

Please read the remainder of "The Book of the Dead" and do one of the following options:

Write a letter using any four of the vocabulary words:

A)  From Ka to her parents, reacting to the news about their secret [include her name’s meaning, the sculpture, etc.];  

-OR-

B) From Ka’s father to her, either justifying or apologizing for the secret [include her name’s meaning, the statue, etc.]

Typed, formatted like a letter, due Monday! You may print it or email it to me [Gmail: mshoffler]. 

And through the tunnel we go...

Remember that your homework for "Through the Tunnel" is DUE TOMORROW!!!

You should have read the story [p. 401-408] and answered #1-3 and #5 on p. 409 using any five vocabulary words.

You should complete the guided notes handout using quotes from the story and complete sentences.

"Through the Tunnel"

Finish reading "Through the Tunnel," p. 401-408.

In complete sentences, answer #1-3 and #5 (p. 409). Use any five of the vocabulary words from p. 400.

Initiation Rites

Read the brief article, "Initiation Rites" on p. 407 in your textbook.

Describe an initiation rite you have experienced in your life [what it was, what and who were involved, how old you were, what the outcome was, etc.]. Explain how that event shaped who you are today.

Mark Antony

Evaluate Mark Antony's character; in what ways has his character been misjudged by others, and even by us? How does he show us another side [of his personality] by the end of Act III, Sc. 1?

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For 5th and 8th periods:
Finish guided reading questions 1-8:
1. What does Decius do to stop Artemidorus from giving his letter to Caesar?

2. Who else seems to know about the assassination plot? How do Cassius and Brutus react?

3. What do the conspirators petition from Caesar? Why does he refuse?

4. How was this petition a set up?

5. What is Caesar's reaction to seeing Brutus stab him? Why does he say "Et tu, Brute? Then fall Caesar"?

6. What do the conspirators do with Caesar's blood? Who foresaw this happening?

7. How does Antony react to Caesar's death? What does he want from the conspirators?

8. What does Cassius promise Antony? What wish does Brutus grant him?