Friday, February 15, 2013

HW DUE TUES. 2/19

12II 1st:
  
HW DUE TUES. 2/19: 
STUDY for QUIZ #3 IN CLASS TUES. 2/18  
(***NOT a 'pop quiz;' this one is LONGER/COUNTS MORE):

--know the definition of the LITERARY TERMS/POETIC DEVICES from BEOWULF (defined/examples on board/NOTES)
--CHARACTERISTICS of an EPIC (on board/NOTES)
--Lit. book NOTES from pp. 12 RE: "The Beginnings of English" (words from Anglo-Saxon and French, Norse = Northmen, the ORDER of the FIVE (5) major languages that infused English, etc.)

--NOTES from the 'Ages of English' timeline RE: "The Anglo-Saxon Invasions" (words from Latin in English, the influence of Christian missionaries, etc.)

--BEOWULF plot events from the RC, sections on pp. 5-12; "The Coming of Beowulf" and "The Battle with Grendel" (from class THURS./FRI.)

--VOCABULARY WORDS highlighted/circled throughout BEOWULF pp. 5-12; know the definitions (from class THURSDAY)



12III 2nd/4th:
   

PLEASE NOTE!!! GROUP-MINI PRESENTATIONS for SONG LYRICS WILL CONTINUE TUES. 2/19; PLEASE BE READY!!!

HW DUE TUES. 2/19: 
1) In OGE, read Lincoln's "The Gettysburg Address," and EVERYONE ANSWER (ON PAPER/with your ORWELL/QUEEN ELIZABETH I responses) QUESTION #2  at the end of the text

2) FIRST, read PASSAGE #1 on the MULTIPLE CHOICE page provided to you in class Thursday:
--ANSWER questions #52-57 and 60 for PASSAGE #1 

--THEN, read PASSAGE #2 and ANSWER question #1 below it
--FINALLY, using PASSAGE #2, CREATE THREE (3) AP LANGUAGE-STYLE MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS OF YOUR OWN FOR THE PASSAGE

GUIDELINES/REQUIREMENTS FOR YOUR Qu's:
**let the questions you just read and answered guide you in creating your three 
--your questions MUST INCLUDE: FIVE (5) answers for each question ('A'-'E')
**YOU MUST PROVIDE THE CORRECT ANSWER CHOICE FOR YOUR QUESTIONS!
--one question MUST be about TONE in the passage--work it in either in the question OR the answers
--one question MUST include the word "EXCEPT" in its wording 
--one question MUST be about a specific LITERARY/LANGUAGE DEVICE or FALLACY in the passage--work it in either in the question OR the answers

**Your grade on this 'multiple choice creation' assignment will be based on FOLLOWING the instructions above and the effort you put into writing your questions

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