Period 8, English II Assignments
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- 2020/2021
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- English
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Upcoming Assignments
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Past Assignments
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Ch.12, Lord of the Flies Questions
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Ch.11, Lord of the Flies Questions
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Ch.10, Lord of the Flies Questions
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Ch. 9, Lord of the Flies Questions
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Ch.8 - Lord of the Flies Questions
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Ch. 7 - Lord of the Flies Questions
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Ch. 6 - Lord of the Flies Questions
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Lord of the Flies, Ch.1-6 Test
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Ch.5 - Lord of the Flies Question
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Lord of the Flies Chapter 4 Questions
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Lord of the Flies - Chapter 3 Questions
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Lord of the Flies Chapter 2 Questions
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Lord of the Flies - Chapter 1 Questions
Choose the best answer for each question.
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4-7 STAAR Revise & Edit
Read the selection and choose the best answer to each question. Then fill in your answer
on your answer document.
on your answer document.
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4-5 STAAR Revise & Edit
Read the selection and choose the best answer to each question. Then fill in your answer
on your answer document.
on your answer document.
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Understanding Truisms
Look at each picture I post on the projector. Which choice is the best example of truism?
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4-1 STAAR Edit & Revise
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3- 31 Revise & Edit Task Cards
Read the selection and choose the best answer to each question. Then fill in your answer
on your answer document.
on your answer document.
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3-30 STAAR Revise & Edit Task Cards
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3-29 STAAR Revise & Edit Task Cards
Read the selection and choose the best answer to each question. Then fill in your answer
on your answer document.
on your answer document.
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3-26 Revise & Edit Task Cards- Warm Up
Read the selection and choose the best answer to each question.
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3-25 STAAR Revise & Edit Task Cards: Warm-up
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3-24 Revise & Edit Warm-up
Read the selection and choose the best answer to each question.
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3-23 Revise & Edit Task Cards: Warm-Up
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3_22_2021 Revise & Edit Warm-up
Read the selection and choose the best answer to each question.
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02_08 Analyzing Argumentative Essay
Read the essay, annotate on a separate paper, and answer questions.
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02_08 Publish Final Draft of Argumentative Essay
Remember today is the last in class period you will have to type or handwrite your essay. NO EXCEPTIONS!!
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CommonLit: Speech to the Association of Los Alamos Scientists
This assignment is due 01/07/2021. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.
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CommonLit: The Decision to Drop the Bomb
This assignment is due 01/07/2021. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.
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1_08 Warm-up: I am Malalai
Carefully read the short excerpt about Malalai and answer the questions.
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CommonLit: The War Works Hard
Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.
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01_05_2021 Video Agenda & Annotating Graphic Organizer
Make sure you watch the video in order to know what to do. IF you are unable to open commonlit website to view the articles on line, I have attached a PDF of each below.
DO NOT answer the open ended short response questions.
DO NOT answer the open ended short response questions.
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1_07 Warm-Up: Analyzing nonfiction short passages
Read the article carefully. There are only 2 questions, so choose carefully.
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01-06_2021 WARM-UP
Read the selection and choose the best answer to each question.
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01_05_2021 Welcome Back Warm-up!!
Answer the following questions before you watch today's video lesson!
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12_14 Warm-Up: Analyzing Fiction
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The Night Face Up - Selection Questions
You may use the textbook to answer the questions for the story, The Night Face Up, pg. 93-101
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12_02 Vocabulary Log
As you are reading, The Night Face Up (pg.93, textbook), complete the vocabulary log.
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12_07 Warm-Up: The Night Faces Up
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12_04 Warm-up: The Night Faces Up
Answer the questions.
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12_02 Wednesday Check in
Answer the questions on the google form.
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11-20 Warm-Up: House on Mango Street
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11_19 Warm-Up: House on Mango Street
After reading pages 90-98, answer the 4 questions.
Don't forget to answer question 6 on this week's questions I sent on a google doc.
Don't forget to answer question 6 on this week's questions I sent on a google doc.
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11_18 Warm up: House on Mango Street
You were suppose to read pages 81-89 yesterday. Here are some questions to make sure you are reading the assigned pages.
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11_17 Warm-Up: House on Mango Street
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11_13 Poetry Terms
Read each poem or question and respond with a short answer. You will be required to either provide an example, or identify what term is being used.
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11_12 Poetry Terms
Identify the correct definition.
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11_11 Poetry Terms
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11_06 Mood & tone
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11_04 Notes: Mood and Tone
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11_03 Notes: Connotation & Denotation
Complete your notes on connotation and denotation as I present the powerpoint.
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11_02 Exit Slip: Connotation & Denotation
There is no warm up today. You will complete this exit slip after today's lesson.
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11_02 Warm-up: Monday Mistakes
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10_30 Figurative Language Friday
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Linear and Nonlinear Plots
Click on the link below to start the game
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10_27 Notes & Digital Annotation
Today you will read pg. 23-24 and annotate the story.
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10_27 Tuesday's Warm-Up
Past Perfect Tense:
The past perfect is formed using "had" + "the past particle".
The past perfect expresses the idea that something occurred before another action in the past. It can also show that something happened before a specific time in the past.
The past perfect is formed using "had" + "the past particle".
The past perfect expresses the idea that something occurred before another action in the past. It can also show that something happened before a specific time in the past.
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10_26 Warm-Up: Monday's Mistakes
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10_21 Word Study Log
Complete the vocabulary log to understand what the words mean before we begin reading the literary nonfiction "By Any Other Name," on pg.21 in the student text book.
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10_23 Warm-Up: Figurative Language Friday
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10_20 Warm-up: Tuesday's Terms (Genre Terms)
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10_16_Exit Slip: Genre Check
Read the descriptions of the texts. Look for details that reveal the genre. Write the genre and subgenre on the lines and write a sentence explaining your answer.
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10_19 Warm-Up: Monday's Mistakes
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10_16 Figurative Language Friday
Read the sentences below and determine if it includes an example of metaphor, simile, onomatopoeia, personification, oxymoron or alliteration.
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10_14 Warm-Up: Wednesday's Wise Words
Complete today's warm-up! This will count as your attendance for the period.
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10_13 Warm-Up: Tuesday's Terms
Complete today's warm-up! For all remote learners, this will count as your attendance for the period.