B. Phillips BHS 7th Period Assignments

This is your final writing grade; it is NOT optional.

It is due by FRIDAY at 3PM. No extensions or exceptions--it's the "end of the year."

If you would like to replace a test, benchmark 1, or daily grade, complete this test by FRIDAY AT 3PM. There are no extensions or exceptions. If you want the replacement grade, it MUST be done by that time.

Reading: Students will finish 5.3 and access review materials for R+J Test.

Assessment: Upload Study Guide questions to classroom.

Count for Daily grade at 30 points in Powerschool.

Reading: Students will finish 5.1 & 5.2

Assessment: Upload Study Guide questions to classroom.

Count for Daily grade at 40 points in Powerschool.

Attached is your Benchmark 2. It is due TONIGHT by 11:59pm.

**If you do not submit an exam, I am going to use your BM1 grade in its place.**

Read the last two scenes of Act 4 and answer the study guide questions (91-94).

Answers must be handwritten & your name must be visible. Upload a picture of your work here.

Complete the writing assignment. It needs to be handwritten in MLA format with your name visible.

Read Act 4 Scene 3 and answer the study guide questions for it (88-90).

Read the first two scenes in Act 4 and fill out your study guide questions for this section (80-87).

Your answers should be handwritten and your name should be visible.

Read the last two scenes of Act 3 of R+J.

Answer the study guide questions for this section (68-79). Make sure your answers are handwritten and I can see your name. Do your own work.

Step 1: Read Act 3 scene 3 of R+J.

Step 2: Answer the study guide questions for this scene (64-67) & upload to assignment here. Make sure your answers are handwritten & I can see your name. Do your own work.

Step 3: Use the attached document to complete your writing assignment. You will be writing an obituary for two character from R+J (one per character for a total of two obituaries). Make sure you read directions carefully & follow them. There's an attached example for you to get better understanding. **It MUST BE typed, in MLA Format, and submitted on a Google Doc. NOT handwritten.**

Read the first two scenes of act 3 using NoFear or MyShakespeare.

Answer the study guide questions for these scenes (questions 48-63). Upload a picture of your work. Answers must be handwritten and I must be able to see your name.

**Do your own work.**

I was going to post a doc answering any questions that you guys had over R+J so far, but nobody responded with questions over the material, so I'm going to assume that you all are hanging in there up to this point. :)

Complete the following quiz & hit submit. Make sure to answer each question.

Use time today to catch up anything you haven't read or filled out. Upload any missing assignments. Expect an assessment of some kind on Monday.

Attached are review videos for every scene you were assigned this week. Be sure to watch them BEFORE you email me questions. :)

2.1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKfA-UfaUjc

2.2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKcmsK63yn4

2.3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eD0yiCECIvc

2.4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAlHByxGhsA

2.5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnIupL3B62w

2.6 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrfRRoZshdM

Have a good weekend!

Using the attached link, read R+J 2.5 + 2.6.

https://myshakespeare.com/romeo-and-juliet/act-2-scene-5

Today, make sure you complete the study guide questions for 2.5 + 2.6 on a separate sheet of notebook paper.

Make sure it is handwritten and your name can be seen in the picture. Upload your picture here as proof of your completion of today's work.

Using the attached link, read R+J 2.3 + 2.4.

https://myshakespeare.com/romeo-and-juliet/act-2-scene-3

Today, make sure you complete the study guide questions for 2.3 + 2.4 on a separate sheet of notebook paper.

Make sure it is handwritten and your name can be seen in the picture. Upload your picture here as proof of your completion of today's work.

Additionally, complete the RACE response prompt on the attached document. You may complete in a google doc or handwrite, but it must be in MLA Format.

Using the attached link, read Act 2 scene 2 of R+J.

https://myshakespeare.com/romeo-and-juliet/act-2-scene-2

Today, make sure you complete the study guide questions for Act 2 Scene 2 on a separate sheet of notebook paper.

Make sure it is handwritten and your name can be seen in the picture. Upload your picture here as proof of your completion of today's work.

Using the attached link, read R+J Act 1 Prologue and Scene 1.

https://myshakespeare.com/romeo-and-juliet/act-2-prologue

Using the navigation arrows at the top of the screen, you can jump back and forth between scenes to ensure you've read everything. There are tools located throughout the play that help you understand unfamiliar terms, point out important moments, and let you listen to key dialogue. Additionally, there are videos at the end of certain scenes that provide you with further clarification.

Today, make sure you complete the study guide questions for the Prologue and Act 2 Scene on a separate sheet of notebook paper.

Make sure it is handwritten and your name can be seen in the picture. Upload your picture here as proof of your completion of today's work.

Using the MyShakspeare link, finish Act one (scenes 4 & 5).

https://myshakespeare.com/romeo-and-juliet/act-1-scene-4

Complete the study guide questions for these two scenes & upload your picture here. Make sure your answers are handwritten and your name can be seen on the paper.

Read Act 1 Scene 3 of R+J using the link from yesterday. Complete the study guide for Scene 3 and upload your picture here as proof. Make sure your answers are handwritten and your name can be seen on your notebook paper.

Don't forget to complete you quiz over Drama & Literary Terms.

Complete the attached multiple choice quiz over your notes on drama & literary terms.

Using the attached link, read R+J Act 1 Prologue and Scenes 1 & 2.

https://myshakespeare.com/romeo-and-juliet/act-1-prologue

Using the navigation arrows at the top of the screen, you can jump back and forth between scenes to ensure you've read everything. There are tools located throughout the play that help you understand unfamiliar terms, point out important moments, and let you listen to key dialogue. Additionally, there are videos at the end of certain scenes that provide you with further clarification.

Attached is the study guide for the entire play. You will be continuously assessed on your completion of this over the next week. Today, make sure you complete the study guide questions for the Prologue, Act 1 Scene 1 and Act 1 Scene 2 on a separate sheet of notebook paper.

Make sure it is handwritten and your name can be seen in the picture. Upload your picture here as proof of your completion of today's work.

Step One:
Open & read the instructions on the attached Pre-Reading Prompts to submit today. You''ll complete the assignment in a separate Google Doc to submit here.

Step Two:
Read through the statements listed on the attached Anticipation Guide. Choose ONE statement to respond to in a comment on the comment thread of this assignment. You must also respond to one other classmate's comment.

You will be assessed over your completion of the pre-reading prompts and your participation in discussions based on the Anticipation Guide.
DUE BY 11:59PM

On the attached document you will find a list of 18 drama and poetry terms. Using reputable resources, find the definitions of each terms as applied to literature and drama.

You will be assessed on the completion of the 18 drama & poetry terms. Your notes must be handwritten and your name must be visible.

Take a picture of your notes & upload it to this assignment page. .
DUE BY 11:59PM

*You may need to add your photo to your Drive to be able to import it here. DO NOT put these in a personal comment to me*

In chapter 31 of To Kill a Mockingbird, Scout walks Boo Radley home after concluding the night on the porch with Atticus and Sheriff Tate. As Scout is returning home she begins to look at her life and neighborhood from the eyes of Boo.

Choose one of the assignments listed below to demonstrate and assess your knowledge of narratives, setting and point of view.

Assignment- Choose ONE:
1) Scout begins to look at things Boo’s perspective in the section that starts with, “In daylight, I thought, you could see to the post office corner”. Pick one of the instances Scout mentions and write a narrative from Boo Radley’s perspective that details the events. What did Boo experience from this moment as described by Scout? This should be a good 3-4 paragraphs that focuses on details and description using vivid imagery.

2) Illustrate Boo Radley’s point of view of the events that occurred the night Bob Ewell was killed. Scout testifies to Heck Tate what happened, but we never hear from Boo. What caused Boo to leave his house? What was going through his mind that evening? How does he feel about killing a man? This should be a good 3-4 paragraphs that focus on details and description as well as establishing Boo’s point of view.

Each witness who takes the stand during the trial utilizes various persuasive techniques throughout his or her testimony. Select a character from the trial: Heck Tate, Bob Ewell, Mayella Ewell, or Tom Robinson. Craft a smartly executed analysis in which you identify and analyze your chosen character’s use and effectiveness of persuasive techniques.

In a multi-paragraph essay in MLA format, explain the effective use of persuasive techniques while on the stand. Make sure you include textual evidence with appropriate citations.

Upload your essay here.

What is Harper Lee’s motivation behind beginning the novel with Scout’s description of her family’s lineage? Use quotes to support.

Answer the following question in a well-developed, MLA-formatted, TYPED RACE response and submit here in classroom:

Is Jury Duty a civic duty or a right?

*CONTEXT*
"Civic duty" refers to responsibilities of citizens.
"Right" can be a synonym for "privilege."

In order to be part of a jury, you are summoned by the state. You must be registered to vote to receive a jury summons. If you do, you are required to show up and go through the interview process. If chosen, you must sit on the jury for whichever trial you are assigned and go through the entire process.

So, let me rephrase the question: Do you view jury duty as a responsibility of an American citizen or a privilege?

This is due by class time on Monday.
Have a great weekend!

Answer this question in a short paragraph (think 3-4 sentences). The best answers will include textual evidence to support their suppositions. After you post your answer, respond thoughtfully to TWO other posts from your classmates.


CLARIFICATION: YOUR post is due TONIGHT. The commenting on others can happen by Monday!